How long does an Invisalign treatment take?

An Invisalign treatment can take anywhere between 6 months to 3 years. It will depend on your existing teeth positioning and how far they need to move. Find out how long during your appointment with our orthodontist.

Will I need to wear retainers after Invisalign treatment?

Yes. It’s crucial to your treatment you’ll need to wear a retainer after Invisalign treatment until your orthodontic tells you otherwise.

How long do the aligners have to be in my mouth?

You need to wear your Invisalign aligners for 22 hours a day for perfect results. After that, patients repeat this until completion (between 6 months and 3 years). After that, your Invisalign dentist will be able to explain the treatment in detail.

Does Invisalign hurt?

Any pressure or movement on your teeth may cause discomfort. However, this is uncommon. And it mainly occurs on the first day of wearing a new Invisalign. Australia puts high importance on oral health and comfort. Raise ongoing pain or discomfort with your Invisalign provider.

How much does Invisalign cost compared to braces?

Knowing how much is Invisalign and braces is vital. We can explain the costs of both at our first meeting. Invisalign, braces and other orthodontic treatments have pros and cons. And the value of each is subjective. If you would like to know your options, we can help.

How do I choose the right Invisalign provider?

When searching for 'Invisalign near me', always read and follow what Invisalign reviews say. There you'll see who takes civic gentle dental care seriously. And check out the gallery of each Invisalign provider.

How do I know if an Invisalign treatment is right for me?

In the Invisalign vs braces debate, many things are considered. There's the Invisalign price, treatment time and look. Your dental needs are unique. And our Invisalign dentists can provide expert recommendations.

How Much Does Dental Bonding Cost in Melbourne?

Worried about the cost of dental bonding in Melbourne?

Don't be!

At Gorgeous Smiles Dentistry, we offer dental bonding as a cost-effective way to improve the appearance of your teeth. This procedure is quick, easy, and painless – and it can give you the beautiful smile you’ve always wanted.

You don’t have to live with an ugly smile any longer. With dental bonding from Gorgeous Smiles Dentistry, you can get the beautiful teeth you’ve always dreamed of in just one visit. We know that a confident smile is important – so let us help you achieve yours today.

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How much does dental bonding cost in Melbourne?

The cost of dental bonding in Melbourne will vary depending on the number of teeth that need to be treated, the severity of the damage, and other factors. However, dental bonding is generally much more affordable than other cosmetic procedures such as veneers, costing around $750 per tooth.

At Gorgeous Smiles Dentistry, we can help you find out exactly how much it will cost to get the smile you’ve always wanted. We believe that everyone deserves a beautiful smile – so we work hard to make our services as affordable as possible.

To learn more about the cost of dental bonding in Melbourne, call us today at (03) 9042 0483 or schedule an appointment online. We’re always happy to answer any questions you may have.

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Is dental bonding expensive?

In general, dental bonding is a relatively affordable procedure. It is often covered by dental insurance, and even when it isn't, the out-of-pocket cost is usually quite reasonable.

What affects the price of dental bonding?

The cost of dental bonding can vary depending on a number of factors, including;

1. The number of teeth that need to be treated

The more teeth that need to be treated, the higher the cost will be. This is because each tooth will require its own dental bonding procedure.

2. The severity of the damage

If the damage to your teeth is more severe, it will usually take longer to fix, and this will increase the cost. And sometimes, dental bonding is no longer anymore feasible to address the problem, and other more expensive procedures such as veneers or dental implants will need to be considered.

3. The location of the dental practice

If you live in a major city, the cost of dental bonding will usually be higher than if you lived in a smaller town or rural area. This is because the overhead costs of running a dental practice in a major city are usually higher.

4. The experience of the dentist

The more experienced the dentist, the higher the cost will be. This is because experienced dentists have usually done more dental bonding procedures and have a better success rate.

5. Whether you need any other treatments at the same time, such as tooth whitening

If you need to have other treatments done at the same time as your dental bonding procedure, this will usually increase the cost. For example, if you're looking to have your teeth whitened as well, this will usually add to the cost of the procedure.

6. The type of bonding material used

There are different types of bonding materials that can be used, and the type of material used will usually affect the cost. For example, composite bonding is usually more expensive than porcelain veneers.

To get an accurate idea of how much your dental bonding procedure will cost, we recommend that you schedule a consultation with one of our experienced dentists. They will be able to assess your individual needs and give you a tailored quote.

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Dental Bonding Payment Plans

Dental Bonding

There are a variety of ways to pay for your smile makeover. Some ways you can pay for your treatment include:

Paying in full (often at a discount)
Apply for a payment plan to spread out the expense of dental bonding treatment.

Interest-Free Dental Payment Plans

We at Gorgeous Smiles Dentistry realise that finding a dentist who offers high-quality dental bonding at a reasonable cost is difficult. As a result, we provide 0% interest-free payment solutions so you may pay for your treatment over time without draining any of your funds.

Interest-free – 0% interest – No interest EVER
Available for treatment plan up to $9,000
Manageable weekly or fortnightly payments (your choice)
Payments spread over 1-24 months
The simple application process at the practice
Easily manage on the app
Low establishment fee

Gorgeous Smiles Dentistry is proud to be one of the few dental practices in Australia that offers 0% interest-free payment plans on all dental treatments, so you can finally get the smile you’ve always wanted without having to worry about how you’ll pay for it.

Schedule a consultation today to learn more about our interest-free dental payment plans and how we can help you achieve the smile of your dreams.

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Application Process

The AfterPay and OpenPay application procedures are simple and quick once one of our experienced dentists has approved your dental treatment payment plan after seeing you for a consultation.

All you have to do is provide:

Photo ID: Australian Driver’s Licence or other government photo ID showing address
Credit card: MasterCard, Visa Debit, or Credit Card
Contact details: a contact phone number and an email address

After getting your contact information, our polite staff will do a two-minute credit check. And don't worry, it isn't income-tested, so pay slips aren't required. You must first deposit 20% and then pay the remaining balance for up to 24 months after you're accepted. Processing fees may apply. Terms & Conditions apply.

So, what are you waiting for? Schedule a consultation with one of our experienced dentists today to see if you qualify for an interest-free dental payment plan.

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How Much Does Dental Bonding Cost in Melbourne?

Worried about the cost of dental bonding in Melbourne?

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How much does dental bonding cost in Melbourne?

Is dental bonding expensive?

What affects the price of dental bonding?

1. The number of teeth that need to be treated

2. The severity of the damage

3. The location of the dental practice

4. The experience of the dentist

5. Whether you need any other treatments at the same time, such as tooth whitening

6. The type of bonding material used

Dental Bonding Payment Plans

Dental Bonding

Interest-Free Dental Payment Plans

Application Process