Braces Camberwell

Typically, braces are worn for 18-24 months, but the duration can vary depending on individual needs.

While it's important to follow your orthodontist's recommendations, there are some accelerated treatment options available for certain cases.

Regular visits every 4-6 weeks are usually recommended for adjustments and progress checks.

Some discomfort is normal in the beginning and after adjustments, but it should subside quickly as you adjust to your braces.

Yes, adults can definitely benefit from orthodontic treatment with braces to improve their smile and oral health.

We look after all of our patients after treatment for no extra fee as a continuation of care. However, extra fees may apply to replace lost or broken retainers. If your retainer breaks, please contact us to organise a replacement as soon as possible.

Yes, you should avoid hard, sticky, and sugary foods to prevent damage to your braces and teeth.

Yes, some private health insurance plans may provide coverage for orthodontic treatment, depending on your level of cover. The insurance code is 881.

The cost of braces can vary widely depending on the type of treatment needed and the provider, but it typically ranges from $4,000 to $11,000. The fee is spread over the course of treatment and flexible and interest free payment plans are available.

As our treatment plans are tailor made to suit our patients’ individual and unique needs, the cost of orthodontic treatment can vary. Our treatment plans can start from as little as $1,300 and increase in value depending on the complexity and specifics of each case. More comprehensive or complex treatments may range from $6,000-$10,000 or more, depending on the specifics of the case.

Our standard consults (Code 015) are $100, and include an extended consultation time, diagnosis and treatment plan, digital model scan, photos and assessment of x-rays, as well as a report and quote.

We offer a range of different payment options, including:

• Credit/Debit Card
• Bank Transfer
• Interest-free flexible payment plans
• Direct Debit

For comprehensive treatments, we offer a 20 month payment plan as standard, however we can extend this to up to 36 months depending on your private health fund and individual circumstances.

No, unfortunately orthodontic treatments are not covered by Medicare. However, some procedures related to your treatment may be bulk billed, such as x-rays.

Camberwell Orthodontic Group partners with select health insurance companies, however your level of coverage may vary depending on your health insurance policy. Comprehensive orthodontic treatment is code 881, and standard consults are code 015. Please consult with your Private Health provider for more information. Please note, there can be up to a 12 month wait time for some health funds.

Yes, in most cases family discounts may apply. Contact us to find out more information.