Dr Angela and Jack Gaffey’s commitment extends beyond providing exceptional dental care; we strive to ensure that our services are accessible and affordable for everyone. Recognising that financial considerations play a significant role in healthcare decisions, we offer a variety of payment options tailored to meet your needs.
To accommodate your preferences, we accept a broad range of payment methods, including cash, and all major credit cards. Our goal is to make the payment process as convenient as possible for you.
Understanding that some treatments may not be fully covered by insurance, we’ve partnered with Denticare and Humm to offer flexible payment plans. These plans are designed to make your dental care more manageable by spreading the cost over time with low monthly payments. You have the option of an upfront deposit to make your monthly payments lower or just paying the balance off each month for 24 months. For more information on how these plans can work for you, please talk to Helen or Di at our front desk.
Navigating insurance claims can be complex, but our team is here to simplify the process for you. With Hicaps facilities on-site, we can process your private health insurance claims instantly, reducing your upfront costs. Although we do not participate in Health Management Organisations, we’re fully prepared to assist in filing your insurance claims, ensuring you receive the benefits you’re entitled to.
We’re excited to share a variety of special offers designed to help you and your family achieve optimal dental health without the financial stress.
From complimentary initial consultations to exclusive discounts on certain treatments, our offers are tailored to provide value while ensuring you receive the highest standard of care.
The cost of braces in Adelaide can vary widely, generally ranging from AUD $5,500 to $10500. The exact price depends on the type of braces, the complexity of the orthodontic issue, the type of practice you see and the duration of the treatment.
Yes, there can be a difference in costs. Traditional metal braces are often less expensive than clear aligners like Invisalign. Clear aligners offer a more discreet treatment option, which can contribute to their higher price point.
Many dental health funds offer partial coverage for orthodontic treatments, including braces. The amount covered and the terms of insurance vary by provider, so it’s important to check with your specific health fund.
Yes, many orthodontic clinics in Adelaide, including Cumberland Dental, offer flexible payment plans to make braces more affordable. These plans typically allow you to pay for your treatment in instalments over time.
Apart from the initial cost of braces, there may be additional expenses for initial consultations, follow-up visits, emergency appointments, and retainers after the braces are removed. It’s best to discuss all potential costs with your dentist upfront.