Warranty Periods

Information on Treatment Outcomes and Care

Dental treatments involve inherent risks and variable outcomes. While we take reasonable care in providing services in accordance with professional standards, outcomes cannot be guaranteed.

If you experience concerns following treatment, we encourage you to contact the clinic to arrange a review. Where appropriate, remedial treatment options will be discussed. In some circumstances, remedial care may be provided at no additional cost; however, this will depend on the clinical situation and contributing factors.

Dental Implants and Components

Dental implants and related components are subject to manufacturer terms and conditions. In the event of a confirmed manufacturing defect, replacement of the component may be arranged in accordance with those terms.

Additional procedures required for removal or replacement involve clinical considerations and will be discussed with you, including any associated costs. Implant outcomes may be affected by individual health factors, oral hygiene and other variables.

Crowns, Bridges and Porcelain Veneers

These restorations are designed to function under normal conditions; however, they may be affected by factors such as wear, trauma, oral habits or underlying tooth condition.

If a restoration chips, fractures or fails, an assessment will be required to determine the cause and appropriate management. Any remedial treatment will be discussed with you prior to proceeding.

Dentures, Root Canal Treatment and Night Guards

Dentures and occlusal guards are provided based on clinical assessment and may require adjustment over time. Breakage, wear or changes in fit can occur due to normal use or changes in oral structures.

Root canal treatment has a recognised risk of failure due to the complexity of the root canal system and individual biological factors. If further treatment is required, options will be discussed with you.

Fillings and Composite Veneers

Fillings and composite veneers are subject to wear, fracture or debonding over time. Longevity depends on factors including oral hygiene, diet, bite forces and parafunctional habits.

If issues arise, an assessment will be undertaken and appropriate treatment options will be discussed.

General Considerations

Treatment outcomes may be influenced by factors including oral hygiene, medical conditions, lifestyle habits and adherence to professional advice.

This information is intended to support understanding of dental treatments and does not limit your rights under applicable laws, including the Australian Consumer Law.