“We believe that good oral health starts early in a child’s life. We take a calm, relaxed and sometimes humorous approach to ensuring that children leave our dental practice with a good experience. It is vital children get accustomed to regular check-ups and interactions with their dentist whereby we can educate and put them on a path on good oral health that will help them build good habits into the future. “
“We believe that good oral health starts early in a child’s life. We take a calm, relaxed and sometimes humorous approach to ensuring that children leave our dental practice with a good experience. It is vital children get accustomed to regular check-ups and interactions with their dentist whereby we can educate and put them on a path on good oral health that will help them build good habits into the future. “
Are you looking for dentists that are gentle and experienced with the kids? Our team are experienced in working together to make our children patients feel relaxed and comfortable from the moment they walk through our door.
We recommend ongoing preventive maintenance treatments to help strengthen their teeth against plaque. Prevention is always better then the cure. If its been more than 6 months since your child last visited a dentist, or you have a reason to think they need treatment, please book an appointment today.
The Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS) commenced on 1 January 2014 and provides access to benefits for basic dental services to around 3 million children.
Eligible children will have access to a benefit cap of $1,000 over a two calendar year period.
The CDBS provides individual benefits for a range of services including examinations, x-rays, cleaning, fissure sealing, fillings, root canals and extractions. Benefits are not available for orthodontic or cosmetic dental work and cannot be paid for any services provided in a hospital.
To be eligible a child must be aged between 2-17 years and their family must receive Family Tax Benefit Part A or a relevant Australian Government payment.
Families can check whether their child is eligible for the CDBS by contacting the Department of Human Services.
