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Dental loans for treatment you’ve been quoted for.

Evercrest Finance will offer one loan for one-off costs like dental work: $2,050 to $4,600 in cash, repaid over 3 or 6 months. Here’s what to check first, including public dental care.

What it can cover

  • Root canal treatment, crowns or bridges.
  • Wisdom teeth removal.
  • Implants or dentures.
  • Treatment for a broken or painful tooth.
  • The upfront cost of braces or aligners.

Check these before you borrow

Get a written treatment plan

Ask for each item and its fee in writing, so you can compare and claim.

Check your extras cover

If you have extras cover, check your yearly limits and waiting periods before you book.

Ask about paying in stages

Many dentists let you pay as treatment goes, or offer a payment plan.

Public dental care

With a concession card, your state or territory’s public dental service may treat you for free or a small fee. Some university dental clinics also charge less.

How the loan works

It’s the same loan whatever you use it for. Your offer and contract show your exact figures before you accept.

FeatureWhat it means
What you can borrow$2,050 to $4,600 in cash, in $50 steps
Establishment fee$400, added to the loan, so the total stays within $5,000
Length3 or 6 months
RepaymentsThe same amount each time, weekly, fortnightly or monthly, timed to your pay. The first is at least 7 days after the loan is paid.
InterestA fixed rate, charged only on what you still owe
Paying earlyAllowed at any time, with no early repayment fee
SecurityNone. The loan is unsecured
How you get the moneyPaid into your own Australian bank account, if you’re approved and accept

When this loan isn’t the right fit

  • Regular check-ups and cleans.
  • Payments on a dental plan you’ve already agreed to.
  • Everyday bills or living costs that keep coming back.
  • Paying off other loans or debts.
  • Anything for a business, investing or gambling.
  • If the repayments would leave you short for essentials. Free, confidential help is available from the National Debt Helpline on 1800 007 007.

Questions

Can I use it for braces?

Yes, for an upfront cost like a deposit. If your orthodontist offers a payment plan, compare its cost first.

Do you pay my dentist?

No. The money goes into your own bank account, and you pay your dentist yourself.

How quickly is the money paid?

If you’re approved and accept your contract, the money is sent to your own bank account. Timing depends on your bank and our checks, so we can’t promise when it will arrive.

Can I pay it off early?

Yes. You can repay early at any time, with no early repayment fee. You only pay interest for the time you have the money.