Dental Care

Professional dental care for adults and kids at your location

Brighter Smiles, Healthier Lives – Mobile Dental Services for All

Oral health impacts overall wellbeing, confidence and daily performance. Poor oral health – dental caries, gum disease and tooth loss – can significantly compromise a person’s ability to eat, speak, sleep, socialise confidently and work productively as a result of pain, discomfort or embarrassment.

Poor oral health outcomes are more frequently experienced by our most disadvantaged, as difficult access to a dentist delays treatment and often creates serious pain, infection and even hospitalisation.

Our mobile dental services provide professional, onsite dental care—ensuring healthy smiles without the hassle of clinic visits.

According to the Australian Dental Association, only 38% of eligible Australian parents are accessing the Child Dental Benefit Scheme (CDBS) which funds up to $1132 every two years. We are helping Australians access this invaluable scheme.

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Our Mobile Dental Services

Comprehensive Dental Check-Ups & Cleaning

Preventive dental care for all ages, promoting long-term oral health.

Fluoride Treatments and Scaling

Strengthens enamel and protects teeth from decay by removing plaque and tartar buildup.

Professional Teeth Whitening

Brightens smiles by five to ten shades in just 60 minutes, boosting confidence instantly.

Oral Health Assessments

Early detection of gum disease, cavities, and oral infections to prevent long-term complications.

X-Rays and Treatment

Onsite dental imaging and treatments provided as needed for a comprehensive oral health plan.

Education for Patients and Institutions

We provide oral health education sessions to empower patients and caregivers with the knowledge to maintain lifelong dental hygiene.

Government-Funded Dental Care

Eligible patients can access free services through the Child Dental Benefits Scheme (CDBS), ensuring accessible care for families.

Choice of Mobile Dental Unit or Dental Van

Flexible service delivery through fully equipped mobile dental clinics or dental vans to suit different facility needs.

Qualified and Certified Dental Professionals

Our staff hold Australian Health Practitioner Regulation Agency (AHPRA) registration, Working with Children Checks (WWCC), first aid certification and full insurance coverage, ensuring the highest standard of care.

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Why Choose Mobileyes and Dental?

  • Hassle-Free Onsite Care

    No travel required: we bring optical and dental health care to your location. Our friendly staff do all the admin.

  • Improved Health and Productivity

    Preventive care reduces absenteeism and promotes overall wellness and productivity.

  • Early Detection of Health Issues

    Our services help identify myopia, glaucoma, diabetes, oral infections and digital eye strain before they escalate.

  • Minimal Space Required

    We only need a small space with access to a power outlet, making our services adaptable to any setting.

  • Medicare-Covered Services

    All patients with a Medicare card are eligible, with no out-of-pocket expenses for institutions with 15 or more clients.

  • Multilingual Support for Diverse Communities

    We offer multilingual staff and translated consent forms upon request, ensuring clear communication and accessibility for non-English-speaking patients.

  • Integrated Eye and Dental Care

    Our holistic approach ensures comprehensive health solutions, addressing vision and oral health needs in one seamless service.

Frequently Asked Questions

There is no charge to the school or students covered under the Child Dental Benefit Scheme. This is an initiative of the Australian Government to promote preventative dental care and if students don’t use the benefits, they lose them.

This easily covers the cost of a dental examination, scale and clean, and application of fluoride.

Some children may require additional treatment, including but not limited to x-rays and fissure seals (protective covers over the grooves of the teeth that decrease the incidence of decay).

We will notify the parent how much of the benefit has been used and how much remains after their child has been seen by our staff.

If a child has seen a dentist and used some (or all) of the CDBS, the child may have insufficient funds to cover this service. If checked, the amount of remaining funds will be seen online, and this situation should be avoidable.

Otherwise, and for those children not eligible for CDBS, they may choose to pay privately

For those with private health insurance, the receipt may be used to claim back some or all this amount.

From age 2-17 through CDBS

FROM AGE 18- Privately or reduced via our Foundation funding

https://www.servicesaustralia.gov.au/who-can-get-child-dental-benefits-schedule?context=22426

  • Early detection of dental problems, such as: decay, crooked teeth requiring orthodontic intervention, oral disease, etc
  • Monitoring of dental hygiene
  • Prevention of decay through dental cleans as well as through application of fissure seals
  • Fabrication of mouthguards to reduce the likelihood of injury of the teeth and gums when playing sport

The treatment will generally take 15-20min. This includes an examination, x-rays (when deemed appropriate), clean, and fluoride application. Where appropriate and if consent has been obtained fissure seals can be done.

For anything more complex the parent will be notified for the child to be seen to by a dentist.

Certainly. If eligible, parents should check their child’s remaining CDBS balance online and use the remaining amount that is allocated within a 2-year calendar period.

Otherwise, they may pay using a private health fund or out of pocket, as per normal.

Children are examined by qualified Dentists, Oral Therapists, or Dental Hygienists who are AHPRA registered and have appropriate WWCC checks.

The comprehensive dental check-up and clean includes:

  • A thorough dental examination
  • A thorough dental scale clean and polish
  • An application of fluoride to the teeth
  • X-rays where appropriate and consent has been obtained
  • Application of fissure seals where appropriate and consent has been obtained
  • A report to be issued to the parent once we have performed these services, including:
  • Current condition
  • What we have performed
  • Amount of CDBS used and remaining
  • Recommendation of further treatment (if any) which may include a recommendation to see a dentist or perhaps a specialist (such as orthodontist for the straightening of teeth, etc)

We adhere to the same levels of infection control as a proper dental surgery. All dental equipment is sterilized, and all affected surfaces are cleaned between patients according to the highest standards of care.

A report by the Australian Dental Association (ADA) highlights that unsupervised whitening can lead to complications in up to 30% of users, especially teenagers. Dentists often recommend waiting until at least 16 years of age, with professional guidance, to minimise risks.

Facts on Teeth Whitening for Teens

  • One in three teens has considered using teeth whitening products by the age of 14.
  • Over 70% of whitening products purchased by teens come from supermarkets or online, where instructions and safety warnings may be ignored.
  • Professional whitening treatments have a success rate of 90%, compared to less than 50% for over-the-counter products, due to the lower concentration of active ingredients.

These statistics highlight the importance of parental involvement in deciding whether teeth whitening is suitable for a teen.

We will perform the dental check-ups and issue treatment reports to all participating parents within 24-48 hours of the service.

Andrea on 0424097559 or Nancy on 0405734321