Access Essential Dental Care with Early Super Release

Yes, in some cases you can. If the person is financially dependent on you (such as a child or partner), you may be able to apply on their behalf. We can help you understand if your situation meets the eligibility criteria.

Treatments that are considered medically necessary are often eligible. This can include dental implants, root canal therapy, crowns, oral surgery, or orthodontic work that addresses pain or functional issues.

Read more about eligible dental treatments on the ATO website here: ATO: Expenses eligible for release on compassionate grounds

The application is made through the Australian Tax Office (ATO), often with supporting documentation from your dental practitioner and a medical professional. We’re here to guide you through the process step by step.

Yes. The ATO usually requires a supporting letter from a registered medical practitioner to confirm that the treatment is necessary to prevent or alleviate serious pain, dysfunction, or a mental health condition.

No. Superannuation and private health insurance are separate. If your health fund does not cover the treatment or only covers part of it, early super access may help with the remaining costs.

The timeframe can vary, but it usually takes a few weeks from the time you submit a complete application. We’ll make sure you have everything you need to avoid unnecessary delays.

Absolutely. We’ll provide the necessary dental reports and treatment plan, and we can liaise with your medical provider as needed to ensure your application is as smooth and stress-free as possible.