What kinds of dental treatments can you use your super for?

Did you know you can tap into your superannuation (super) early to cover specific dental procedures for yourself or eligible family members? Plus, you get to pick the dentist!

Common dental treatments that may be covered under super include:

• Preventive Dental Care:
  • Regular check-ups and exams
  • Teeth cleanings and scaling
  • X-rays for diagnosis
  • Fluoride treatments
  • Sealants to protect teeth

• Basic Dental Treatments:
  • Fillings for cavities
  • Tooth extractions (simple ones)
  • Emergency dental care for pain relief

• Major Dental Treatments:
  • Root canal therapy
  • Crowns and bridges to restore teeth
  • Full or partial dentures
  • Dental implants, including surgery
  • Orthodontic treatment (braces) for straightening teeth
  • Periodontal treatment for gum disease

Benefits of SuperCare

• Simple Process and Tailored Assistance

SuperCare isn’t a financial firm or a superannuation provider. Rather, we offer a straightforward process and individualized assistance every step of the way.

• Access Your Super Early for Dental Care

After your application gets the green light, you can request early release of your superannuation from your own fund trustee. It’s important to remember that each trustee’s policies determine whether funds are released.

SUPERCARE 8 STEP APPLICATION PROCESS

The SuperCare application process is seamless and allows the Patient to commence their required treatment expeditiously.

SuperCare continuously audits the progress of each CRS Application not only to ensure that all guidelines are being adhered to but also that the Client (and Practice) can have a very high level of confidence that the Application will be successful.

The ATO conducts the final assessment of each Application, which not only decides whether the Application is Approved or not but also provides a final audit of the SuperCare process.
 

1. The clinic sends patient’s details to SuperCare via the online referral form
2. A SuperCare consultant contacts the patient and discusses the eligibility
3. The patient is signed on as a SuperCare client and begins the Compassionate Release of Super (CRS) application process
4. SuperCare contacts the clinic and requests the required support letter for the CRS claim
5. GP signs the CRS form
6. Application is reviewed and lodged with the ATO
7. Standard assessment takes up to 10 business days from lodgment
8. Application approved! Clinic notified and Super releases in 5-7 business days