Bulk Billing Dental Check Treatment For Children
The dental care of children is essential to their parents, and Piara Waters Dental takes pride in taking on this responsibility.
What Is Child Dental Benefit Schedule?
Treatments Covered by CDBS
The dental care of children is essential to their parents, and Piara Waters Dental takes pride in taking on this responsibility. We accept payments from the Child Dental Benefits Schedule in part or in full for your children’s oral health needs.
How Does The Child Dental Benefits Schedule (CDBS) Work?
Make an appointment with Piara Waters Dental.
If you want to use CDBS, please let us know when scheduling an appointment. Find out how close you are to the limit, as this will determine your benefit amount. Our dentist will also check your child's eligibility for benefits during their appointment.
Talk to the dentist about the treatment that your child needs.
At the dentist's office, talk about how much each service will cost and whether CDBS will cover it. If you agree to the treatments and pricing, we'll give you a consent form to sign.
Start your treatment.
You will receive a bill after your treatment.
Submit the claim.
Medicare benefits under CDBS can be claimed via the Express Plus Medicare app, your Medicare online account through myGov, or by mailing or dropping off a Medicare Claim form at your local service centre. Once Medicare has processed your claim, the benefit will be credited to your bank account.
Eligibility
- 2 to 17 years old for at least one day that year.
- Eligible for Medicare
- Receiving other benefits, such as the Veterans' Children Education Scheme (VCES) or Family Tax Benefit Part A payments,
- Family Tax Benefit Part A
- Parenting Payment
- Double Orphan Pension
- ABSTUDY
- Family Tax Benefit Part A
- Carer Payment
- Disability Support Pension
- Parenting Payment
- Special Benefit
- Youth Allowance
- Veterans' Children Education Scheme (VCES) for children 16 years old or older
- Assistance under the Military Rehabilitation and Compensation Act Education and Training Scheme if the child is at least 16 years old