Dental Collective
Last updatedDental Collective is a general, cosmetic and orthodontic dental practice at Unit 1/75 New South Head Road, Vaucluse, formerly Vaucluse Dental. It also has a clinic in Rose Bay. Customers say its dentists make anxious visits feel calmer.
- Child Dental Benefits Schedule
- Health fund claims on the spot
One practice, two clinics
Dental Collective was formerly Vaucluse Dental and joined with its Rose Bay clinic under the Dental Collective name. The Vaucluse address, phone number and principal dentist are unchanged. Dr Isabelle Felice is the principal dentist, with Dr Lawrence Stearn and Dr Laura Siebels also practising. Dr Siebels has an interest in children's dentistry. The dentists hold general registration, and the practice arranges referrals when a case needs a specialist.
Treatments at Dental Collective
General dentistry
Cosmetic and orthodontics
Implants and surgery
Children
The practice does check-ups and cleans using Guided Biofilm Therapy with air polishing, and tooth-coloured composite fillings that are mercury-free. Ceramic inlays, onlays and crowns are designed from a digital scan. Cosmetic work includes Philips Zoom in-chair whitening, take-home whitening and porcelain veneers. Implants are planned from 3D imaging, with bridges and dentures offered as alternatives. Clear aligners (Invisalign and Spark) are planned from a digital scan, and metal and ceramic braces are also available. Children are seen from an early age. Root canal treatment, sports mouthguards and splints for snoring, sleep apnoea and grinding are also offered.
Prices at Dental Collective
| Check-up and clean | $265 |
|---|---|
| New patient examination, check-up and clean | $275 |
| Check-up and clean, ages 6 to 17 | $197 |
| Tooth-coloured filling | $190 to $560 |
| Porcelain veneer or crown | from $2,200 |
| Take-home whitening with custom trays | $510 |
| Clear aligners (Invisalign, Spark) | $6,000 to $9,500 |
| Metal or ceramic braces | $2,000 to $9,500 |
| Implant placement | from $2,800 |
| Sports mouthguard | $280 |
| Night splint | $850 |
What customers say about Dental Collective
- Customers say the team is friendly, professional and efficient from reception onwards.
- Customers say the dentists make nervous patients feel calm and comfortable.
Tips for visiting Dental Collective
- Ask for the itemised quote before treatment starts. Fees are shown before the health fund rebate, and your level of cover decides the out-of-pocket cost.
- Say when you book if you feel anxious, so sedation risks and costs can be discussed beforehand.
- Implants are generally placed at the Rose Bay clinic, so ask which site suits your treatment.
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Questions
FAQ about Dental Collective
How much is a check-up and clean at Dental Collective?
A check-up and clean is $265, or $275 for a new patient examination, check-up and clean. Both are shown before any health fund rebate.
How much do clear aligners cost at Dental Collective?
Clear aligner treatment (Invisalign or Spark) is listed at $6,000 to $9,500 before the health fund rebate.
Does Dental Collective do on-the-spot health fund claims?
Yes. The practice accepts all major health funds and can process claims on the spot through HICAPS.
Does Dental Collective support the Child Dental Benefits Schedule?
Yes, for eligible children. Eligibility can be checked with Services Australia.