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Orthodontic Costs

No two smiles are the same, so no two treatments are either.

Once we’ve chatted about the best plan for you or your child’s smile, we’ll walk you through the expected costs. We’re happy to provide all the item numbers related to future treatments, so you can check with your private health insurer about any rebates you might be eligible for.

If you have health insurance, it’s a good idea to reach out to your provider with the details. and ask them to email their response so everything is clear and in writing.

Flexible payment options available

We offer an easy payment plan that starts with a deposit, followed by monthly payments spread over 12 to 18 months. Our plans are managed through Denticare Payment Plans, making it simple and stress-free for families.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Braces and aligners apply gentle pressure to the teeth to help shift them into the correct position. This movement can sometimes cause mild tenderness around the teeth. Any discomfort is typically minor and can be managed with over-the-counter pain relief if needed.

The cost of treatment depends on the complexity of your case and the type of appliances needed. After a consultation with our Orthodontist, we’ll provide a detailed treatment plan, including item codes you can submit to your private health fund. We’re committed to transparency and offer flexible, interest-free payment plans to suit your budget.
If you’re feeling self-conscious about your smile or finding it hard to chew or clean your teeth properly, orthodontic treatment may help improve these issues. There’s absolutely no pressure to start treatment—the choice is always yours. At your first consultation, we’ll walk you through all the options available so you can decide what’s best for you.
The best time to start orthodontic treatment depends on the type of misalignment. For most people, the ideal time is during the adolescent growth spurt. In some cases, it’s better to wait until growth has finished, while in others, starting earlier may lead to the best results. After a consultation, we can give you personalised advice based on what’s right for you.
No, plenty of adults decide to get orthodontic treatment to improve their smile.
An orthodontist is a dental specialist who has undertaken an additional three years of specialized training in orthodontics beyond their general dental education. This advanced training equips them with expert knowledge in the diagnosis, prevention, and correction of tooth and jaw alignment issues.
Absolutely—we encourage everyone to research their options to ensure they select the treatment that’s right for them.