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How much does sleep dentistry cost?

Dental fear affects nearly one in six Australian adults. Sleep dentistry offers a way to receive dental treatment under sedation, so the experience is comfortable and pain-free. One of the most common questions patients have is how much it costs.

The cost of sleep dentistry varies depending on the type of dental work being performed, the length of treatment, and the level of sedation required. At The Point Dental, we provide a clear, upfront quote before any treatment, so you know exactly what to expect. The sedation fee is also partially claimable through Medicare.

Payment Options

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We offer several ways to make treatment accessible.

Interest-Free Payment Plans

We provide interest-free payment plans for eligible patients. To qualify, you must be:

  • 18 years or older
  • An Australian citizen or resident
  • Employed

Plans offer flexible terms from 3 to 24 months, covering treatments up to $30,000. Some plans do not require an upfront deposit.

Health Insurance

We work with a range of private health insurers and offer on-the-spot claiming. Partner funds include:

  • HBF
  • Medibank
  • Bupa
  • Australian Unity
  • HCF
  • CBHS
  • Nib
  • Navy Health
  • Defence Health
  • Frank
  • AHM
  • Health Partners
  • And others

Early Release of Superannuation

You may be eligible to access your superannuation to fund dental treatment, regardless of your age. To qualify, the treatment must be considered:

  • Life-threatening
  • Causing acute or chronic pain
  • Reducing quality of life

You also need to demonstrate that you do not have the financial means to cover the treatment. Our team can assist with this process.

What Treatments Are Available with Sleep Dentistry?

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Sleep dentistry can be used for a wide range of treatments, including:

  • All-on-4 dental implants
  • Preventive dentistry
  • Root canal treatment
  • Wisdom teeth removal
  • Gum treatment
  • Dentures
  • Cosmetic dentistry
  • Dental implants

A general anaesthetic is used so that you will not see, hear, feel, or remember anything during the procedure. It is well suited to patients with significant dental anxiety or a strong gag reflex.

Why Choose The Point Dental?

At The Point Dental, we have experience managing dental fear and offer sleep dentistry across all of our dental services. We provide transparent pricing, competitive costs, and flexible payment options to help make treatment accessible.

If you would like to find out more, contact us to book a consultation.