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It’s time to shine with refreshed extras!

Take advantage of your 2025 dental extras with a gap-free* check-up.

Maximise your dental benefits

Get your oral health off to a great start

With many health funds now reset, you could be covered for a gap-free* dental check-up and clean!

If you’re a health fund member with extras cover, you could be eligible for two yearly check-ups! Why not book your first appointment and plan your second visit later in the year to maximise your benefits?

Plus, your health fund may also help cover cosmetic treatments like teeth whitening or custom-fitted mouthguards to protect your teeth during the sports season.

Keep smiling with a little help from your extras

Check your health fund policy today to see all the benefits you’re entitled to. Depending on your level of cover, you could:

Brighten your smile with a teeth whitening treatment

Enjoy a bright startBrighten your smile with a teeth whitening treatment.

Protect your smile with a custom-fitted mouthguard

Protect your pearliesProtect your smile with a custom-fitted mouthguard.

Shine a light on any issues early and avoid unexpected costs

Be proactive Shine a light on any issues early and avoid unexpected costs.

Kick off the new year with a fresh focus on your oral health

Did you know that 1 in 4 Australians are affected by gum disease*, often linked to poor oral hygiene?

A dental check-up is the perfect opportunity to ensure your teeth and gums are healthy, catch potential issues early, and keep your oral health and well-being on track for the year ahead.

It's the perfect time to maximise your dental extras and give your smile the attention it deserves.

Call our friendly team, or book online today. We’re here to help you start the year with a healthy, radiant smile.

Frequently asked questions:

Extras cover is health insurance for treatments that aren’t covered by Medicare or hospital cover. It includes dental, optical, physio and other healthcare services usually performed outside of hospital.

The best way to find out exactly what your dental cover includes is to log in to your health fund member account and check your policy details. Many dental insurance plans include gap-free* check-ups as part of your dental cover.

The term 'gap-free’ means your health fund covers the cost of your check-up appointment, so you don’t pay any out-of-pocket costs on the day.

We accept all major health insurance providers and are proud to be the preferred provider of many funds (check with your local dental clinic to confirm their preferred provider status).

Our practice is equipped with HICAPS facilities, which means you can claim your dental health insurance rebate on the spot.

We offer flexible, interest-free payment plans that enable you to access the treatment you need right away while paying the cost in instalments over time:

  • SmileFund
    A flexible, interest-free payment plan that enables you to spread the cost of your dental care over time (up to 18 months).
  • Afterpay
    With Afterpay you can pay for treatments on the same day (up to $1,500) and split the cost of your repayments into four equal instalments over an 8-week period.

We work closely with the following health fund providers:

Bupa Platinum Health Insurance Provider
HCF Health Insurance Provider
Medibank Health Insurance Provider
NIB Health Insurance Provider
AHM Health Insurance Provider
Australian Unity Health Insurance Provider
CBHS Health Fund
Defence Health Insurance Provider
HBF Health Insurance Provider
Nurses & Midwives Health Insurance Provider
RT Health Insurance Provider
Teachers Health Insurance Provider
Teachers Union Health Insurance Provider
Uni Health Insurance Provider
Union Health Insurance Provider

Terms and conditions

Please note that the cost of NDC Australia Pty Ltd. dental treatments and services may be covered by your health fund provider and our practices accept all major health funds.

Please check with your health fund to determine whether you are eligible for a ‘gap-free’ check-up (as cover levels and benefits can vary between health funds) and to understand the implications of using your health fund benefits, including that this may result in your having less available benefits in the future for other health services.

1 in 4 Australians are affected by gum disease; this information is provided by the Australian Dental Association and can be viewed here https://teeth.org.au/dental-health-week.