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No. They’re separate offers with separate terms. The $295 New Patient Promo includes A comprehensive dental examination, full-mouth X-rays and professional cleaning. The New Patient Offer has its own eligible $0-gap / $199-maximum payment conditions, inclusions and exclusions.

The promo names full-mouth X-rays. The New Patient Offer lists a comprehensive examination, routine scale, clean and polish, fluoride treatment, oral cancer screening and a personalised treatment plan, with intraoral X-rays and photographs where clinically appropriate. Pick one when you book. Offers can’t be stacked.

Ask our team which one applies to you, and how imaging and fees differ, before you book. Ask them to confirm current availability for the promo, the imaging included and any additional charges. We can’t say here which suits you, because that depends on what you need and your health fund cover.

It’s for new patients of Absolute Dental. Mention it when you book.

The terms say the offer is available to new patients of Absolute Dental. If you’re unsure whether you count as new, for example because you visited a long time ago or you’re booking for someone else in your family, ask our team when you book. They can tell you how it applies in your case. If you’d like to bring family members, ask whether the offer applies to each of them.

Health fund benefits and eligibility vary, so check your cover with your insurer. The offer can’t be combined with other promotions unless stated, and a $0 gap isn’t guaranteed. New patients can also book a free consultation or a $49 second opinion, and each has its own terms on this page.

A comprehensive examination, routine scale, clean and polish, fluoride treatment, oral cancer screening and a personalised treatment plan. Clinically required intraoral X-rays and photographs are included where appropriate. Advanced imaging (including OPG and CBCT), additional treatment and periodontal care beyond a routine clean are excluded. Additional costs are discussed before proceeding.

Your dentist provides examinations, X-rays and photographs as clinically appropriate, at their discretion. Included intraoral X-rays may be bitewing or periapical views, which show your teeth and the bone around them. OPG and CBCT scans and other advanced imaging are excluded unless specifically stated, and so is periodontal care beyond a routine scale and clean.

The visit begins with a talk about your health, medicines and concerns, and ends with your personalised treatment plan. Any other dental treatment is charged separately, and recommendations and extra costs are explained before treatment goes ahead. If you’re not sure whether something is included, ask our team before you book.

$0 gap when eligible health fund benefits cover the included services, or a maximum of $199 out of pocket, including without health insurance. Claims use the item codes and fees for the services provided. Benefits depend on your cover, limits and remaining benefits. Confirm eligibility with your insurer.

In plain terms: if eligible benefits cover the fees for all the included services, you pay $0 gap. If they cover only part, your contribution for those services is capped at $199. If you have no eligible dental cover, the maximum fee for the included services is also $199.

Your insurer decides benefits, waiting periods, annual limits and what you have left, and rebates aren’t guaranteed, so a $0 gap isn’t promised. Before your visit, ask your fund what it pays for a comprehensive examination, a scale, clean and polish, and a fluoride treatment, and ask our team for the item codes. The cap applies to the included services only. Anything else is charged separately.

Two consultations are free for new patients: one about Invisalign, and one about dental veneers and implants. They cover the conversation only, not treatment, so ask whether any assessment, imaging or tests cost extra before you book.

The Invisalign consultation is a chance to talk about what bothers you, how clear aligners work and whether more assessment makes sense. The veneers and implants consultation goes through your goals, your questions and the options that may suit your teeth and gums, including gentler ones and doing nothing. Your dentist can explain alternatives, potential risks and ongoing care. Implants involve surgery and aren’t suitable for everyone (healthdirect).

Mention the consultation you want when you book. Whether treatment suits you is assessed individually, so we can’t promise that you’ll be suitable, or what the cost will be, until your dentist has examined you.

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A second-opinion consultation costs $49 without an eligible health fund benefit, or $0 gap where an eligible benefit is claimed and accepted as full payment. Imaging, tests and treatment are extra. Your dentist may agree with the original advice, and a different diagnosis or a lower cost isn’t promised.

The offer covers a dental second-opinion consultation only. Imaging, photographs, diagnostic tests, specialist consultations and treatment are not included, and additional fees are discussed before proceeding. Your insurer determines benefits, waiting periods, limits, exclusions and eligibility, so check your cover before you book.

Your dentist bases their advice on the findings and the information available at the consultation. You don’t have to proceed with treatment at Absolute Dental afterwards. The full terms open from the second opinion offer on this page.

Bring your treatment plan, your quote and any X-rays, scans or records you have. You’re under no obligation to go ahead with treatment afterwards.

The offer suits a plan or quote for crowns, veneers, root canal treatment, extractions, implants or other complex work. The more your dentist can see of the original advice and the evidence behind it, the more useful the consultation. If you don’t have X-rays, bring the plan and quote anyway, and your dentist can tell you whether new imaging would help and what it would cost.

You can ask the practice that gave you the plan for copies of your X-rays and records. Bring a list of your medicines and health conditions as well, and any questions about the plan, such as why it’s needed, what the alternatives are and what waiting would mean.

Offers can’t be stacked: the new patient offer isn’t combinable with other promotions unless we say so. Check availability and any end date with our team when you book.

The terms say the new patient offer cannot be combined with other promotions unless expressly stated. That includes the separate $295 New Patient Promo, which has its own terms. If you’re choosing between offers, ask our team which one fits what you need, and what each includes.

The free consultations and the second opinion each have their own terms as well. If you’d like more than one, ask when you book whether that’s possible and what each would cost. We don’t show an end date for any offer on this page, so ask our team to confirm availability.

You hear what we found, your options and what each would cost before anything goes ahead. Treatment beyond what the offer includes is charged separately, and you can say no, take time to think or ask for a second opinion.

Your dentist explains what the finding means for you in plain words, including what can wait. Sometimes waiting and watching is reasonable, and we’ll tell you when it is. Your personalised treatment plan sets out the next steps and their costs, and you can take it away to talk over with family or have it reviewed through the second opinion consultation.

Health fund claims use the item codes and fees for the services provided, so ask for an itemised quote and ask your fund what it pays. Medicare doesn’t cover most dental services (health.gov.au). Payment plans may be available subject to eligibility, approval, fees and provider terms.

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