Use Your Dental Benefits Before December 31¹
Make the most of your dental extras before the year ends!
If you have unused dental benefits with your health fund, you could be eligible for a check-up and clean before December 31, often with little or no out-of-pocket cost¹.
Speak with your health fund to understand your available cover and remaining benefits.
Book your appointment today at your local Maven Dental clinic and get the most from your extras before they expire.
Maximise Your Extras – Take advantage of the benefits you're already paying for. Whether it’s a check-up, clean, or a treatment you’ve been putting off, now’s the perfect time.
Beat the Rush – Booking today ensures you’ll get an appointment that suits you.
Stay on Top of Your Oral Health – Maintaining regular dental visits helps prevent bigger (and more expensive) issues down the road.
Please check with your health fund provider to confirm your specific entitlements and when they reset. Preferred health fund providers differ across practices and dentists within the same practice. Contact your local Maven Dental team to check how we can help you maximise your health fund benefits.
This will depend on your insurance cover and the terms of your specific policy. Check with your health fund to see what you can claim. Common services covered by health fund extras include;
Check-ups & cleans
Dental fillings
Crowns & bridges
Orthodontics
Teeth whitening
Preventive treatments
1Health fund benefits, entitlements and annual limits vary between providers and individual policies. Please check with your health fund provider to confirm your specific entitlements and when they reset.
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