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Clear answers about mobile dentistry, treatment, Medicare, CDBS, and accessing care.

Australian Smile Group dental care

Australian Smile Group FAQs

Everything you need to know.

Dental care can feel overwhelming. These answers are designed to help you make informed decisions about your oral health.

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Mobile dentistry is a service through which dental care can be offered to people who do not have easy access to traditional dental clinics. It brings the dentist's clinic to the patient's home, school, or facility. Australian Smile Group currently offers mobile dental services across Victoria.

Routine dental care is not generally covered under Medicare. However, our treatments are covered under CDBS for eligible children. Services for older patients are charged privately, and eligible private health insurance or DVA benefits may apply.

Our services include dental check-ups, preventive care, general treatment, cleaning, maintenance, fillings, fluoride treatments, and referral pathways where specialist care is required.

The Child Dental Benefits Schedule provides access to basic dental services for eligible children aged 0–17. Eligibility also depends on Medicare status and receiving an eligible Services Australia payment. Eligible treatment can be provided without out-of-pocket cost, subject to program limits.

No. If your child is not eligible for CDBS, they can still receive a complimentary dental screening. We want to support dental-health awareness wherever possible.

No. We support children, older Australians, and communities that may not have easy access to dental care. Our mobile dental units serve schools, aged care facilities, and community settings across regional and rural Victoria.

A professional examination is the best way to determine whether a filling is needed. Sensitivity, pain, visible holes, or dark marks may indicate decay, although some cavities have no obvious symptoms.

Maintain good daily oral hygiene, attend regular examinations and cleans, brush after meals, floss every night, drink water, reduce sugary and acidic drinks, and avoid smoking.

Yes. We provide mobile dental services for schools, aged care facilities, and community centres.

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