# Implant Cost AU

> A plain guide to dental implant prices in Australia, what Medicare and extras cover pay, and how people pay for implants.

Facts in short:
- One dental implant in Australia: about A$3,000 to A$7,000 (Finder).
- All-on-4 in Australia: about A$17,000 to A$30,000 (Finder).
- Medicare largely does not cover implants. Extras major dental limits are often A$500 to A$800 a year, usually after a 12 month wait (Finder).
- Early release of super on compassionate grounds needs all five ATO conditions; dental treatment needs two medical reports (ATO).

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## Pages
- [Dental implant cost Australia](https://dentalimplantcostaustralia.com/): prices by type, what pushes cost up, quote checklist
- [Medicare and extras](https://dentalimplantcostaustralia.com/medicare-and-extras/): Medicare, CDBS, public dental, extras cover
- [Paying for implants](https://dentalimplantcostaustralia.com/paying-for-implants/): payment plans, extras timing, ATO super rules
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