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Oral Health Issues that Might Indicate Diabetes
Many people overlook their mouth when it comes to their overall health. You may not realise how closely your oral health is linked to the rest of your body. Your mouth is the first point of entry. It will often exhibit the first tell-tale signs of a problem within...
5 Reasons Why Not to Neglect Your Oral Health
We're sure we’re all guilty of skipping a day of flossing or missing a dental check-up. Nobody’s perfect after all. While these occasional slip-ups are ok, it is important to make dental care a regular part of your schedule. Oral health is integral to your overall...
Making Tooth Brushing Fun For Kids
Getting kids to brush their teeth can be a battle, but it is important to persist and establish these habits from an early age. Teaching your kids to have good oral health can set them on the track to lifelong health. This may minimise the need for fillings and other...
Maintaining Your Family’s Oral Health When You’re Busy
As your Northern Beaches Family Dentist, we have families of our own and understand how busy life can get. Thankfully there are ways of maintaining your family’s oral health that needn’t take much time. Maintaining your family’s oral health comes down to three key...
5 Steps to a Brighter Smile
We all want those pearly whites we see in the movies and magazines, but how do we achieve them without giving up coffee? Well, going without your morning cup of caffeine might help, but there are certainly other ways to achieve a brighter smile, both at home or in the...
Why Water is the Healthiest Drink Choice | Family Dental Care
Creatively packaged, brightly coloured juices, soft drinks, flavoured teas and energy drinks crowd supermarket shelves. Grocery stores, restaurants, school canteens and sports practice sessions provide countless opportunities every day for kids and adults alike to...
The Most Effective Ways of Preventing Gum Disease
According to the Department of Health, moderate to severe gum disease affects 22.9% of Australians. At Beaches Dental Mona Vale, we have a lot of experience in preventing, diagnosing and treating gum disease. We believe that prevention is always better than cure. So,...
Why You May Be Experiencing Tooth Pain & How To Prevent It
You can avoid tooth pain through good oral hygiene, regular dental visits and a healthy diet. However, you may still find yourself experiencing this kind of pain at some stage. Tooth pain can be a challenge to deal with. Why do your teeth hurt? Do you need to visit...
5 Top Tips For Achieving A Healthier Mouth in 2021
The start of a new year is as great a time as any to turn over a new leaf. As your Northern Beaches Family Dentist, we want to share a few tips for achieving a healthier mouth in 2021. Oral health is directly linked to general health. So, new year's resolutions that...
Oral Health Tips For The Festive Season
The festive season is upon us, as are the parties, social events, drinks and endless food! While this time of year is a lot of fun, our teeth are particularly vulnerable. This is mostly due to the abundance of naughty Christmas treats and hectic schedules. We bet the...
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HICAPS
Beaches Dental Mona Vale is part of HICAPS allowing us to process most health fund claims at the time of your appointment leaving only the gap for payment. We do need your card to swipe it to make the payment so make sure you have it with you at your appointment.
We also provide you with a treatment plan outlining the relevant item numbers for you to be able to check with your health fund prior to your appointment to know exactly what will be covered and what your rebate will be.
Please note – Not all health funds are covered under Hicaps (it does cover all major and most minor health funds though). In the case your health fund is not covered you will need to pay the fee in full and claim back from your health fund.
AFTERPAY
At Beaches Dental Mona Vale, we understand that quality dental care should be accessible to everyone. That’s why we’re pleased to offer Afterpay as a payment option for your dental treatments.
Afterpay allows you to receive the dental care you need today while spreading your payments over four equal instalments, with the first payment due at the time of service. There are no interest charges when payments are made on time, making your dental care more manageable for your budget.
Whether you’re visiting for a routine check-up, cosmetic procedure, or emergency treatment, Afterpay provides a convenient way to maintain your oral health without financial stress.
Ask our friendly team about using Afterpay for your next appointment!
VETERANS AFFAIRS (DVA)
Veterans Affairs provides extensive cover for Gold and White card holders (full and partial cover) we are happy to except both at Beaches Dental Mona Vale as we appreciate the service given by the men and women of the Australian Armed Forces.
CHILD DENTAL BENEFITS SCHEME (CDBS)
The government is allowing $1,132 (if 2025 is year one of the 2 calendar year period) of dental treatment over a two year period for eligible children through your local dentist. MEDICARE should notify you of your eligibility (based on your income for that year) but our reception staff can check for you.
STERILISATION
Here at Beaches Dental Mona Vale we are committed to patient safety and following infection control guidelines. Our nurses are all trained in infection control and our sterilising team have 2 autoclaves with surgical tracking to make you to feel safe and confident when receiving treatment.
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