You can start with a full dental check at a reduced cost.
This promotion suits new patients who want a clear picture of their oral health before planning further treatment at our Melbourne dental clinic.
Exam, clean, x-rays and fluoride treatment
*Terms and Conditions:
Available to new patients for one visit only. Contact our team via the contact page for full details.
*Terms and Conditions: These are guide prices only. Your final fee depends on your clinical needs, diagnostics, and treatment stages for dental implants.
You receive a full written quote after your initial consultation. This includes dental item codes and your expected out-of-pocket cost.

TLC allows you to fund medical and dental treatments in one plan, including out-of-pocket costs.
TLC Payment Plan Now AVAILABLE! Ask the High Dental team during your consultation.
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*Terms & Conditions:
* A full credit and financial assessment is required.
* Speak directly with TLC for personalised quotes.

At High Dental Implants Melbourne, we focus on predictable care and clear costs.
That is why we partner with DentiCare to support interest-free payment options for restorative dental treatment.
Some benefits include:
Speak with our team at your next appointment to learn how to apply for DentiCare.
ZIPMoney offers interest-free instalments with no upfront deposit. It suits smaller dental treatments where flexibility matters.
ZIPMoney is available at High Dental.
Benefits include:

Access My Super supports patients applying for Early Release of Superannuation. This option can assist with funding essential dental care such as dental implants.
Support is available for treatments including:
Eligibility for Early Release of Superannuation is assessed under Australian Government guidelines managed by the Australia Taxation Office.
Eligibility for Early Release of Superannuation is assessed under Australian Government guidelines managed by the Australia Taxation Office.
Eligibility for Early Release of Superannuation is assessed under Australian Government guidelines managed by the Australia Taxation Office.
Flexible payment options:
Third-party providers:
Health fund partnerships:
The prices below are starting guides only. You receive an exact quote after your initial consultation.
Implant placement – From $2,500
Implant crown restoration – From $2,500
Full implant-supported denture – From $8,000
Full ceramic crown or veneers – From $1,900
Yes. New patients can access an exam, clean, x-rays, and fluoride treatment for $200.
Patients with eligible private health cover may receive this as a no gap service.
This offer applies to one visit only at our Melbourne clinic.
You can choose from several payment and finance options:
DentiCare for interest-free plans up to $9,000
ZIPMoney for smaller plans up to $1,000
TLC for larger treatment plans from $2,001 to $50,000
Smilenow for short-term payment plans up to $2,000
Your treatment coordinator helps you select the right option during your consultation.
Yes. We work with Access My Super to support Early Release of Superannuation applications for dental implants in Melbourne.
This process follows Australian Government rules administered by the Australian Taxation Office.
All private health funds are accepted.
Our team helps you check rebates before treatment begins at your consultation.
Most treatments involve multiple stages.
You receive a full quote with dental item codes and out-of-pocket costs after your consultation.
Costs vary based on the number of teeth being replaced, bone condition, treatment complexity, restoration type and whether extra procedures are needed.
A single tooth implant at High Dental Implants Melbourne starts from $2,500 for the implant placement, and the crown that sits on top starts from a further $2,500. The total depends on whether the site needs bone grafting first and which crown material you choose. You are given an itemised written quote at your consultation before anything is booked.
A full implant-supported denture for the upper jaw starts from $8,000 at High Dental Implants Melbourne. The figure varies with the number of implants used to support the arch, whether grafting is required, and the type of final teeth fitted. A 3D scan at your consultation establishes what your jaw can support before a cost is quoted.
Implant-supported dentures start from $8,000 per arch. The cost reflects how many implants are needed to hold the denture securely, the condition of your remaining bone, and whether the denture is fixed in place or removable. Both options are assessed at your consultation and quoted in writing.
A full set of teeth means treating both arches, so the cost begins at the per-arch figure of $8,000 and rises with the number of implants placed. The variables are bone volume, whether grafting or a sinus lift is needed, and the material of the final teeth. High Dental Implants Melbourne quotes each arch separately so you can see what each stage costs.
All-on-4 replaces a full arch using four implants, and full arch implant treatment starts from $8,000 per arch. Replacing teeth individually starts from $2,500 per implant plus $2,500 per crown, so the arithmetic changes once several teeth are missing. Which approach suits you depends on your bone support and how many teeth remain, not on cost alone.
Implant costs vary because every mouth starts from a different position. The main factors are the number of teeth being replaced, the amount of bone available to hold an implant, whether grafting or a sinus lift is needed first, the type of crown or bridge fitted, and whether sedation is used. Each of these is itemised in your written treatment plan.
Dental implant treatment is not covered by Medicare, so no part of it is bulk-billed. Private health funds with major dental cover may contribute towards part of the treatment, usually the crown or denture rather than the implant itself. Where a new patient offer applies at High Dental Implants Melbourne, its full conditions are published on this page.
Your quote covers the stages listed in your treatment plan and nothing beyond them. Items commonly quoted separately include bone grafting or a sinus lift, sedation, replacing an existing failing restoration, and any treatment needed to settle gum disease before implants can be placed. Anything additional is discussed and priced before it goes ahead.