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Dental payment plans
Dental Payment Plans available at most of Bupa Dental clinics
Dental treatment should be accessible to everyone. At Bupa Dental, we want to help you get the dental care that’s right for you, but we understand that the cost of some treatments may not be within your budget. That’s why most Bupa Dental dentists are happy to provide you with information on dental payment plans, loans and other alternatives that can help manage the out-of-pocket costs of dental work.
Get your dental treatment today and pay over time
Cost of dental care can be a big factor for many people, but this may be especially true if you’re considering a larger or unexpected expense, like:
- treatment for dental emergencies or sudden dental pain
- treatment plans for chronic or more complex conditions
- specialist procedures
- dental implants† or All-on-Four® procedures†
- services that may not be covered by private health insurance, like cosmetic dental services.
Depending on your needs and circumstances, most of our Bupa Dental clinics can refer you to a third-party who offers payment options.
MiFund
Through many Bupa Dental clinics you can now get the treatment you need today and may be able to pay over time with a MiFund Payment Plan. Founded in 2015, MiFund provides flexible payment plans to patients undergoing essential and non–essential medical procedures. You can use a payment plan to pay for the full treatment or to cover a gap left after claiming. These payment plans include options such as 0% deposit for amounts between $400 and $30,000, and repayment terms that extend out to 36 months.
For more information about a MiFund Payment Plan please visit your Bupa Dental Practice. If you have further questions about MiFund please call MiFund on 1300 700 118 or visit www.mifund.com.au
Disclosure: Fees, charges, terms, conditions and lending criteria apply. Credit provided by MiFund Pty Ltd ACN 601 537 099
Australian Credit Licence 473895 www.mifund.com.au.
†Any surgical or invasive procedure carries risks. Before proceeding, you should seek a second opinion from an appropriately qualified health practitioner.
