Costs and payment
Sleep dentistry cost in BrisbaneClear prices, before you decide anything.
Worrying about cost can be a big part of putting off the dentist. So here are our guide prices for dental treatment, up front. IV sedation and day surgery fees are separate, and we’ll go through them with you at your consultation. No surprises and no judgement.
- Clear guide prices
- Fixed written quote
- Payment plans available
Guide prices
Wisdom teeth removal, two to four teeth
$1,350guide price
Usually all in one visit, removed while you're deeply relaxed.
Guide priceThese are guide prices for dental treatment only, in AUD. IV sedation and day surgery fees are separate, and your IV sedation or anaesthetic fees are quoted after your consultation. After your exam and 3D scan, you'll get a fixed written quote before you decide anything.
Price guide
What dental treatment costs
Guide prices for the dental treatment itself, for our most common treatments. IV sedation and day surgery fees are separate. Tap any row to see what's included.
Included: the removal of two to four wisdom teeth.
Included: placing the implant. Your new tooth is fitted later, once the implant has settled in.
Included: your custom-made tooth and fitting it. Together with placement, a single implant tooth is a guide price of $5,500.
Not everyone needs this. Your 3D scan shows us whether you do, and it's always in your written quote before you decide.
Included: the implants, and a fixed set of teeth for that jaw.
Included: everything in a single arch, for both your upper and lower jaw.
Priced by the time your treatment takes. Many people get years of put-off work done in one visit, and we'll tell you how long yours should take at your consultation.
These are guide prices for dental treatment only, in AUD. IV sedation and day surgery fees are separate, and your IV sedation or anaesthetic fees are quoted after your consultation.
Your exact price depends on your treatment. After your exam and 3D scan, you'll get a fixed written quote before you decide anything.
Cost estimator
Build your own estimate
Add what you think you might need and see a guide total for the dental treatment. IV sedation and day surgery fees are separate, and we’ll go through them with you at your consultation. Not sure yet? That's completely fine. We'll work it out together at your consultation.
- Wisdom teeth removalTwo to four teeth, $1,350
- Dental implants$5,500 per tooth, placement and crown0
- Bone graft or sinus liftOnly if needed, $500 each0
- Full arch of new teeth$25,000 per arch, $50,000 for both
- Other treatment under sedationFillings, extractions and catch-up care, $1,100 per hour0 hrs
Your estimateGuide price
Guide total
$1,350
A rough guide for dental treatment only, in AUD. IV sedation and day surgery fees are separate, and your IV sedation or anaesthetic fees are quoted after your consultation. After your exam and 3D scan, you'll get a fixed written quote before you decide anything.
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What your guide price covers
When you're already nervous, a surprise bill is the last worry you need. Here's what sits inside our guide prices, what's quoted separately, and the few extras worth knowing about.
Included in your guide price
The dental work itself
- Your treatment with Dr NielsThe dental work itself, done by Dr Niels Kirsten (Dentist).
One guide priceConfirmed in writing before you decide
Quoted separately
Your sedation and day surgery
- IV sedation or general anaesthetic feesTailored to you and your treatment, and quoted after your consultation.
- Day surgery feesFor your theatre and recovery time at Dormir Group Surgical Centre. We'll go through them with you at your consultation.
No surprisesAll in your written quote before anything goes ahead
Good to know
Only if you need it
A bone graft or sinus lift is $500 each, and only if there isn't quite enough bone for an implant. Your 3D scan shows us, and it's always in your quote.
Implants come in two parts
Placing the implant ($3,000) and the new tooth on top ($2,500) are priced separately, so you can see exactly where your money goes.
Looking after it for years
Implants and new teeth need regular check-ups and cleans, just like natural teeth. We'll explain what that looks like, and what it costs, before you start.
Ways to pay
Spread the cost, or use your super
Cost shouldn't be what keeps you away. If paying all at once is hard, there are options, and we'll talk them through with you gently, with no pressure. If you have Medicare, you may also get a rebate on part of your sedation fee.
With MediPay
Payment plans
Have your treatment now and pay it off in smaller amounts over time.
- Apply online in a few minutes
- Find out quickly if you're approved
- Go ahead with your treatment
Approval, fees and terms apply. We'll always show you the total cost before you sign up.
Learn about payment plans
With SuperCare
Using your super
If you're eligible, you may be able to release some of your super to pay for treatment.
- Check if you're eligible
- SuperCare helps with the application
- Funds are paid towards your treatment
Using super early can affect your retirement savings, so it's worth speaking with a financial adviser first.
Learn about using super
Medicare rebates
Medicare may give some of your sedation fee back
Medicare doesn't cover implants or the dental work itself. But your sedation is given by a Medical Anaesthetist, and if you have a Medicare card, you may be able to claim a rebate on part of that fee. It's money back that a lot of people don't know about.
How it works
Finding out what you may get back
Every rebate depends on your treatment and your circumstances, so we'll go through it with you.
- Bring your Medicare card. That's all we need to look at what may apply to you at your consultation.
- See it on your quote. Your written quote lists the item numbers, so you can see what's claimable before you decide.
- Use it with your other options. Your Medicare rebate works alongside your health fund, super or MediPay.
The amount you get back can vary based on your treatment, any concession card and Medicare guidelines. Medicare doesn't cover the dental work itself.
Reach out
Want to enquire, or just find out more?
Send a question, any question. A real person reads it and gets back to you. No follow-up calls you did not ask for, and no pressure to book anything.
Or call us on (07) 3272 6056Outside hours, the chat in the corner can answer most questions straight away.