how we bring care to communities

from fly-in dental teams to cultural engagement programs, Smilogy offers flexible, scalable services built to improve access and outcomes in underserved regions.

remote & rural programs

mobile vans + fly-in teams for scanning and fitting directly in communities.

aged care dentistry

on-site denture scanning and fitting with preventive hygiene support.

aboriginal health support

culturally safe services built in consultation with aboriginal medical services.

waitlist reduction programs

digital dentures delivered on-location — ideal for public system backlogs.

training & upskilling

programs for RACF staff, remote nurses, and aboriginal health workers.

waitlist reduction programs

digital dentures delivered on-location — ideal for public system backlogs.

training & upskilling

programs for RACF staff, remote nurses, and aboriginal health workers.

our public health offering

dentures in 6 weeks

  • Manufactured in partnership with Race Dental, located in Castle Hill, NSW
  • Scans captured via intraoral scanners, leaving no room for messy impressions
  • Dentures are digitally designed and 3D milled and printed, ensuring speed, accuracy and easy replacement

dentures for life program

  • Smilogy’s subscription-style model where patients can replace lost, broken or worn dentures on demand
    • Stored files are used to instantly reprint the denture
  • Eliminates costly and time-consuming repair cycles
  • Provides patients with predictable, lifetime access

community & aged care services

  • mobile prosthetist teams visit aged care homes, community hubs and health facilities
  • able to scan, fit and deliver dentures without requiring transport to clinics
  • already proven in Southern and Murrumbidgee lhd’s and Tasmania pilots

partner workforce training

  • upskilling local clinicians in intraoral scanning and digital workflows
  • building long-term capacity within lhd’s while providing immediate denture coverage
  • programs for racf staff, remote workers and aboriginal health workers