Referrals

If you are a patient looking for information about referrals please go to the patient referrals page

Click here

If you are a health professional referring a patient to the Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne please click the department you wish to refer your patient to for further information.

Integrated Special Needs

Endodontics

Oral Maxillofacial Surgery

Oral Medicine

Orthodontics

Paediatric Dentistry

Periodontics

Prosthodontics

For more information on referring to Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne, please read the referrals policy or contact the Admissions Office on (03) 9341 1000.

Where to send Referrals?

Upload referrals and supporting content here

or send referral forms to:

Patient Services Centre
The Royal Dental Hospital of Melbourne
PO Box 1273L MELBOURNE VIC 3001

Fax: (03) 9341 1232

Please do not send private or sensitive information via email. DHSV will not accept referrals sent via email

Other referral forms

Special Needs Dentistry - application form for schools

Referring to the Teaching Clinic

RDHM supports the education of future dental professionals through its Dental Teaching Clinics, where students provide dental treatment to members of the community under the supervision of a range of registered oral health practitioners.

Dental health professionals are able to refer patients to the Dental Teaching clinic by completing the applicable RDHM Referral Teaching form. Patients suitable for teaching cases are listed in the criteria in the form. Patients referred to the Dental Teaching Clinics may be requested to attend a screening consultation to determine their suitability for treatment.  If the patient is unsuitable for treatment in the Dental Teaching Clinics, the patient and the referring clinic will receive a letter of explanation and the patient may be directed to return to the referring clinic.

Additionally, patients who meet the eligibility criteria may contact RDHM directly and refer themselves to the Dental Teaching Clinics.

All treatment provided in the Dental Teaching Clinics is free of charge and generally waiting times are significantly shorter. In cases where it is identified that the patient requires additional treatment in a specialist clinic, fees may apply.