Healthcare / Australian Capital Territory
Public dental care for children
Free or low-cost dental care at public clinics for ACT children and teenagers.
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Children under 14 who live in the ACT or go to an ACT school can use public dental clinics. Teenagers under 18 can too if they are named on a Pensioner Concession Card or Health Care Card. It is free for children under 5, and for those under 18 named on a concession card. Children under 14 can use the Child Dental Benefits Schedule (a Medicare dental program) for free care. Other children aged 5 to 14 pay $84.55 per check-up period.
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