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Occlusal Splint (Night Guard): A Dentist-Recommended Treatment for Teeth Grinding
Dentists commonly recommend occlusal splints, also known as night guards. They use them to treat patients who suffer from bruxism, a sleep disorder characterised by teeth grinding. Many people clench their teeth together at one time or another. However, frequent...
Stress Due To COVID-19 Causes People To Grind Their Teeth More
If there’s one thing we can all relate to, it's stress. More recently, we’ve all experienced the pressure of the pandemic, and in response, we've had to re-learn coping mechanisms and prioritise de-stressor activities like self-care. Lockdowns and stay at home orders...
Gum Disease Linked To Severe COVID-19 (Patients More Likely To Require a Ventilator)
According to a new study, individuals with periodontitis (severe gum disease) appear to be at greater risk of having severe complications if they contract Covid-19. It is estimated that three in ten adults have gum disease in Australia. So, now more than ever, it is...
Root Canal Treatment Part 3: Aftercare Tips for a Successful Recovery
What should you expect after a root canal therapy? Unlike pulling a tooth, recovery after a root canal does not involve an open wound, which can make things simpler. However, you still need to take care and look after yourself. Here’s what to expect as you recover...
Root Canal Treatment Part 2: What Does a Root Canal Procedure Looks Like
In the previous article, we explained why you might need a root canal procedure. In this article, we take you through the procedure itself. A root canal therapy is a procedure used to save an infected tooth where decay and bacteria have reached the nerve chamber of...
Root Canal Treatment Part 1: What Is It For?
A root canal is a treatment that is often misunderstood. People associate it with fear and pain, but this is often far from the truth. A root canal treatment is performed to save a badly infected or decayed tooth. With modern dentistry, root canal treatments should be...
Have Healthy White Teeth for Life: 5 Oral Care Tips
Everyone wants healthy, white teeth. Apart from improving your confidence, good oral health contributes significantly to your overall health and wellbeing. Luckily, achieving and maintaining healthy white teeth is an attainable goal. At Beaches Dental Mona Vale, we...
Children’s Oral Health: Why Parents are a Big Influence
Raising a child can be hard - there are a million things to worry about, from head lice to bruised knees, and everything in between. If you can begin caring for your children's oral health right from the very start, it can make life a whole lot easier as they get...
The Importance of Replacing Your Toothbrush Every Now and Then
When was the last time you replaced your toothbrush? If you can’t remember, the chances are you’re due for a new one. We often neglect or forget to change our toothbrushes, but it is really important for our oral health. Changing your toothbrush regularly ensures you...
What Is A Dental Filling And When Do I Need One?
Dental fillings are one of the most common dental procedures. They are used to treat tooth decay by filling holes known as cavities or areas of missing teeth. Cavities can cause pain, sensitivity and only get worse over time. A dental filling is a relatively quick and...
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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!
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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.
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