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How Much Does Dental Treatment Cost in Australia? A Practical Guide

February 2026 By Y3 Smiles Dental

Dental treatment costs can vary depending on complexity, materials, and clinical needs. Early care often reduces long-term costs by preventing problems from worsening.

Indicative Australian Price Ranges

  • Check-up: $80 – $180
  • Scale and clean: $150 – $300
  • Filling: $200 – $350 (up to $550 for complex cases)
  • Root canal: $1,500 – $3,000
  • Crown: $1,400 – $2,400
  • Tooth extraction: $250 – $600 (surgical may cost more)

Pros of Early Care

  • Smaller issues are cheaper to fix
  • Less time in the dental chair
  • Lower risk of emergency treatment

Cons of Delayed Care

  • Higher likelihood of complex procedures
  • Greater discomfort and time off work or school
  • More costly, multi-step treatment plans

Local Service Area

We support patients across Broadmeadows and nearby suburbs within 10 km, including Glenroy, Dallas, Meadow Heights, Jacana, Coolaroo, Roxburgh Park, Campbellfield, Fawkner, Westmeadows, and Hadfield.

⚠️ Educational only. All costs are indicative. Final treatment decisions and fees depend on individual assessment, in line with AHPRA advertising guidelines.

Need personalised advice?

This article is educational only. For personalised advice, assessment, and treatment planning, book a consultation with our team in Broadmeadows.