Dental Loan
Affordable Dental Loans Australia
Small Cash Loans from $200 to $2,000 paid within 60 minutes

Loans from
$200
to $2,000
Paid within 24 hours
Repay over 1 to 12 months
Weekly or fortnightly repayments
Loans from
$200
to $2,000
Paid within 24 hours
Repay over 1 to 12 months
Weekly or fortnightly repayments
What Is a Dental Loan and How Does It Work?
A dental loan is a short-term cash loan used specifically to pay for dental treatment rather than a payment plan run directly through your dental clinic. You apply for the amount you need, and if approved, the funds are paid to your nominated bank account so you can pay your dentist directly, on your own timeline.
Because it's a personal loan rather than an in-house arrangement, it isn't tied to a single dental practice, you can use it at any clinic, for almost any procedure not fully covered by Medicare or your private health insurance.

Dental Procedures You Can Cover With a Dental Loan
A dental loan can potentially be used for almost any dental expense not covered by Medicare or private health insurance, including:
Cosmetic Dentistry (Whitening, Veneers, Capping)
From teeth whitening to capping and cosmetic bonding, a loan may help spread the cost of treatments that improve your smile but aren't classified as medically essential.
Dentures and Denture Repairs
New dentures, relines, and repairs can be a significant one-off cost — financing may let you get fitted sooner rather than waiting to save the full amount.
Braces and Orthodontic Treatment
Teeth straightening for you or a family member can take months to complete. A loan may help you get started rather than delaying treatment.
Root Canals and Emergency Dental Work
Root canals, extractions, and other urgent procedures often can't wait. If you're facing an unplanned dental emergency, a dental loan may provide the funds you need to get treated promptly.
Am I Eligible for a Dental Loan?
Eligibility is assessed on a case-by-case basis and depends on factors including your income, expenses, and credit history. You can estimate your repayments with our small cash loan calculator before you apply. As a general guide, applicants are usually expected to:
Be an Australian citizen or permanent resident
Be 18 years or older
Have a regular source of income
Hold an active Australian bank account
Centrelink, Pensioners and Single Parents Welcome
Cash Direct welcomes applications from people receiving Centrelink payments, pensioners, and single parents. Note that Cash Direct is not affiliated with, or endorsed by, Services Australia we simply offer Centrelink loans, personal loans, and vehicle loans that may be available to people receiving eligible Centrelink benefits, subject to the usual assessment criteria.

What You'll Need to Apply
To help us assess your application as quickly as possible, you'll generally need:
A current bank statement
Proof of identification
You can find the full breakdown of what you'll need to apply before you start.
Is a Dental Loan Right for You?
A dental loan can be a useful option if you need treatment now but don't have the full amount saved, and you're confident you can manage the weekly or fortnightly repayments alongside your other expenses. It may be less suitable if you're already stretched financially, or if your dentist offers a no-interest in-house payment plan that better suits your budget, it's worth comparing both before you decide. If you're unsure, our team is available to talk through your options before you apply.
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