Dental Loans

Is it easier to put up with your toothache than afford to pay for that root canal?

We understand that sometimes the most painful thing about visiting the dentist is paying the bill.

Next time you are hit with an unexpected toothache, let us help you with a dental loan so you can focus on feeling better instead of stressing about the bill.

Complete our easy online application from the comfort of your armchair, or your dentist’s chair. You will get a decision within minutes and most of our customers receive funds in the bank on the same day to pay for their treatment.

You can borrow $300 – $2000 to help cover your dental treatments you need. The types of procedures your your loan can cover include but are not limited to:

• Teeth extraction and removals
• Fillings
• Root Canals
• Implants and bridges
• Gum surgery
• Teeth whitening
• Crowns, caps and veneers
• Sealants
• Dentures
• Braces

Yes we can! Just apply using our simple online application form.

Braces are a costly exercise, but your child’s smile is priceless and not something you should feel that you have to sacrifice.

Do I meet the following eligibility requirements:

• What dental procedure is the loan for?
• I am over 18 years of age
• I am an Australian citizen or permanent resident.
• I have a valid Australian telephone number and email address
• Am I in a financial situation where I am comfortably meet the loan repayments.
• I do not already have two or more existing loans already in my name.
• I have not already applied for two or more loans in the last 90 days.

Yes you can, provided you meet our eligibility requirements.

Everyone deserves a fair go, many of our lenders make decisions based on your recent credit history. You are welcome to apply, and we will do our best to match you with a lender. Some of our lenders specialise in offering loans to people with bad credit.

For loans between $2100 – $5000 there standard charges are:

Establishment fee: $400
Maximum APR: 65% or less (Depends on Loan Requirement).
Repayment period: from 30 days to 365 days.

Costs can vary between different lenders. This is an example only. Make sure you review your costs on the loan contract sent to you by your lender.