Government Dental Vouchers
Access Dental Care Using Your Queensland Government Voucher
Aspley Elite Dental Care accepts eligible Queensland Government dental vouchers issued through local Hospital and Health Service (HHS). These vouchers are provided by your local public oral health service and help eligible concession card holders access approved dental treatment through participating private dental practices.
Your Local Hospital and Health Service is responsible for:
- Assessing your eligibility for public dental care
- Managing waiting lists for treatment
- Issuing dental vouchers when appropriate
- Determining the type and value of treatment approved
Our dental team does not issue vouchers or determine who qualifies.
Types of Government Dental Vouchers
General Care Dental Voucher
A general care voucher supports approved routine dental treatment. Depending on the treatment authorised by Queensland Health, your voucher may cover:
- Dental examinations
- X-rays
- Dental fillings
- Tooth extractions
- Preventive dental care
- Other approved general treatments
Emergency Dental Voucher
An emergency voucher is intended for a specific urgent dental problem, such as:
- Severe or ongoing tooth pain
- Dental infection or swelling
- A broken or damaged tooth
- Dental trauma
- An urgent extraction
- Another condition requiring prompt care
The treatment provided must match the services approved on your voucher.
Who May Be Eligible?
You may qualify for Queensland public dental care if you:
- Live in Queensland
- Are eligible for Medicare
- Hold an approved concession card
- Meet the assessment requirements set by Queensland Health
Accepted cards may include a Health Care Card, Pensioner Concession Card, Commonwealth Seniors Health Card or Queensland Seniors Card.
Queensland Health makes the final decision about your eligibility, approved treatment and voucher value.
How to Use Your Dental Voucher?
- Contact Queensland Health: Call your local public oral health service to check your eligibility and register for dental care.
- Receive Your Voucher: Queensland Health may issue a voucher when approved treatment is available through a participating private dental provider.
- Contact Our Practice: Call [Practice Phone Number] and inform our team that you have received a government dental voucher. We will check the voucher details and available appointments.
- Carry Your Documents: Please bring your current voucher, Medicare card, concession card and photo identification to your appointment.
- Receive Approved Treatment: Our dental team will assess your oral health and explain the treatment covered by your voucher before proceeding.
Does the Voucher Cover All Dental Costs?
Your voucher only covers the treatment and value approved by Queensland Health. Some services may fall outside the voucher conditions.
We will explain the approved treatment and discuss any possible costs before providing services outside your voucher coverage.
Book Your Voucher Appointment
Government dental vouchers usually include an expiry date. Contact our dentist soon after receiving your voucher so our team can confirm availability and help arrange your appointment.
Call us to discuss your Queensland Government dental voucher.
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- Tuesday : 7:00 am – 7:00 pm
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- Sunday: Closed
We accept a wide range of health insurance providers.
At Aspley Elite Dental Care we accept a wide range of health insurance providers to help you access quality dental care with minimal out-of-pocket costs.
