Health Funds Accepted
We accept all Australian private health funds and have a hicaps facility so you can claim on the spot on the day of your appointment. In addition to this, all of our dentists are preferred providers from Medibank Private, Bupa, HCF, CBHS and NIB.
- Medibank Private
- Bupa
- Australian Unity
- HCF
- CBHS Health Fund
- NIB
- Navy Health
- St.Lukes health
- Frank Health Insurance
- Teachers Health
- HBF
- HIF
- Queensland Country Health Fund
- Phoenix Health
- Transport Healthy
- TUH Health Fund
- Mildura Health Fund
- Peoplecare
- Latrobe Health
- Nurses Midwives Health
- Police Health
- AAMI
- Apia
- Doctors Health Fund
- CBHS Corporate Health
- Qantas Insurance
- Defence Health
- Health.com.au (apart of frank)
- GMHBA
- AHM
- GUHealth
- Health Partners
- ACA Health Fund
- API Health Linx
- CUA Health Insurance
- Healthcare Insurance
- One medi fund
- Rt Health Fund
- RBHS
- Westfund Health Insurance
- ADF Family Health
- Suncorp
- Territory Health Fund
- Union Health
- Emergency Services Health
- AIA Health Insurance
Yes. Dr Georgia Sheahan and Dr Brodie Hawker have completed post-graduate education in orthodontic treatment and are pleased to be able to offer this treatment to all their patients. There is no age limit on orthodontic treatment: It's never too late to straighten your teeth! Orthodontics may involve braces, plates or Invisalign treatment.
If you would like to find out if you are a suitable case for orthodontic treatment, contact North Brisbane Dental Clinic on 3632 8100 to book your complimentary orthodontic consultation with Dr Sheahan or Dr Hawker.
Once you've had your teeth straightened, whether with braces or Invisalign, they will always want to move back into their original position. This is known as relapse, and it's a huge problem in orthodontics. Once your orthodontic treatment is complete, your dentist will fit retainers for you. They may be glued in, removable, or a combination of the two. These retainers must be worn for life. This sounds like a big commitment, but once you get used to it it's easy.
Watch this video to see what happened to Dr Georgia when she go slack with her retainers. Why do dentists always make the worst patients?