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Sydney Dental Veneers

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๐Ÿ“ž (02) 8090 1105Health fund claims on the spot

Sydney Dental Veneers is a cosmetic dental practice on Pitt Street in the Sydney CBD, known for porcelain veneers, composite bonding and teeth whitening, with implants, crowns, Invisalign and braces also offered. The clinic is open on weekdays and closed on weekends.

Treatments at Sydney Dental Veneers

General dentistry

Composite bonding

Cosmetic and orthodontics

Porcelain veneersTeeth whiteningInvisalignBraces

Implants and surgery

Dental implantsDental crowns

The practice centres on cosmetic work: porcelain veneers, composite veneers and bonding, and whitening. Restorative options are crowns and implants. For straightening, the website lists both clear aligners and braces. It does not list check-ups or cleans as services, and it does not describe sedation or child patients.

Tips for visiting Sydney Dental Veneers

  • โœ“Interest-free payment plans are published as weekly amounts: from $30 a week for Invisalign, $40 a week for composite veneers and $57 a week for porcelain veneers. Eligibility, fees and terms apply.
  • โœ“Health fund claims are made on the spot through HICAPS for eligible services, but cosmetic treatments may not be covered, so check your cover before booking.
  • โœ“The website says Humm finance may be available, subject to approval.

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FAQ about Sydney Dental Veneers

Does Sydney Dental Veneers do porcelain veneers?

Yes. The website lists porcelain and composite veneers, with interest-free payment plans from $57 a week for porcelain veneers.

Is Sydney Dental Veneers open on weekends?

No. The website says the clinic is closed on Saturday and Sunday. Weekday hours are 9:00am to 6:00pm.

Does Sydney Dental Veneers do Invisalign?

Yes. The website lists Invisalign and clear aligners alongside braces.

Does Sydney Dental Veneers take emergency appointments?

The website does not mention emergency appointments.

Does Sydney Dental Veneers take health fund claims on the spot?

Yes, through HICAPS for eligible services. The website notes that cosmetic treatments may not be covered by a fund.