Concierge
We gather your documentation, book your examination and imaging, and chase the charting and clinical notes. You coordinate none of it.
Veteran-led · Nationwide · No cost to you
Many dental conditions can be linked to your service and funded by DVA, but only once they've been properly diagnosed, documented and reported. That's what we do, at no cost to you.
No cost to you. We'll call you back within 1 business day.
What we do
We are not a dental practice and we are not advocates. We are the specialist step in between: the clinical evidence that turns a dental problem into an accepted DVA condition.
We gather your documentation, book your examination and imaging, and chase the charting and clinical notes. You coordinate none of it.
An AHPRA-registered dentist reviews the evidence, assesses the link to your service, and writes a report that meets DVA requirements.
We lodge the report with DVA on your behalf, confirm it has landed, and keep you updated on where things sit.
One phone call is all we need from you. Everything after that is ours.
Why it matters
Dental conditions carry impairment points, and those points combine with everything you already have accepted under GARP M.
Generally the minimum for an initial MRCA permanent impairment entitlement.
Generally required for Gold Card eligibility under MRCA.
Dental points don't sit alone. They aggregate with your accepted conditions.
A short conversation will tell you whether it's worth pursuing.
How it works
You make one phone call or fill in one form. The coordination, the clinical work and the paperwork are ours.
We call you, work out what evidence exists, and book whatever is missing near you.
A registered dentist examines the evidence and links your conditions to your service.
We lodge the completed report with DVA and confirm it has been received.
We stay available afterwards to help you access whatever your outcome opens up.
Common conditions
Worn or cracked teeth, jaw pain, gum disease and tooth loss are all claimable in the right circumstances, and all routinely missed.
Grinding and clenching is one of the most commonly accepted dental-related conditions among veterans, and one of the most misunderstood. An accepted bruxism claim does not, on its own, get your damaged teeth fixed.
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Damage from service is not always as obvious as a lost tooth or an aching jaw. Tooth wear happens slowly, over years, and is usually only noticed once it is well advanced.
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Losing a tooth is rarely a single event. For most veterans it is the end point of a long process that began in service, and the consequences carry on long after the extraction.
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Two things, and the second is the one most veterans overlook.
Access to treatment. An accepted dental condition is what unlocks DVA-funded dental treatment. Gold Card holders can access the DVA Dental Program. White Card holders can only access dental treatment for conditions DVA has actually accepted, which means the dental condition has to be claimed.
Impairment points. Dental conditions carry impairment points that combine with your other accepted conditions under GARP M. For veterans sitting near a threshold, dental can be the difference that matters.
No. And this catches a lot of people out.
DVA classifies bruxism as a mental health condition. Funded treatment for bruxism itself is psychological. It does not pay to repair your teeth.
The dental damage caused by grinding (cracked, worn and broken teeth, described as dental attrition) has to be claimed as a separate condition. We've explained this in full here.
Nothing. There are no out-of-pocket costs to you for the diagnosis, imaging, assessment or submission of your report.
That is not a promotional offer with conditions attached; it is how the service is structured. If any part of your situation fell outside that, we would tell you before anything went ahead.
Yes. We work with dental, medical and radiology providers across Australia, including regional and remote areas. Where you live should not determine whether your service is recognised.
We organise the appointments near you and handle the coordination from our end.
More questions are answered on how it works and in the DVA guide.
60-second check
Tick anything that applies to you. Nothing is recorded and nothing is sent. It's simply a way to work out whether this is worth a conversation.
Tick the statements above that apply to you.
Take the next stepThis is general information, not a clinical assessment or a guarantee of eligibility. Only DVA can determine your entitlements.
Start here
Two minutes to check whether it's worth pursuing, and a short form if it is. No cost, and no obligation either way.
Next step
You served. Getting the dental consequences of that service recognised shouldn't be another battle, and it shouldn't cost you anything. Tell us where you're at and we'll take it from there.
No cost, no obligation. If we're not the right fit we'll tell you, and point you somewhere that is.