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Dental Insurance From HSA
Brokers Online have chosen HSA to provide Dental Insurance to its visitors. We'll transfer you to their website when you click for a quote.
HSA is a 'mutual' organisation with you as a 'member', at the center of everything they do. And they've plenty of experience in affordable healthcare, after all they've been providing it since 1922. We think their simple affoarable plan offers a great deal for our visitors.
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Did you know?
- As recently as 1989, 90% of adults were registered with the NHS and received low cost care. Now 2 out of 3 dentists will not accept NHS patients. ( Source: Dental Practice Board)
- Even patients registered with an NHS dentist have to pay 80% of their treatment - this can cost up to £378 (As of May 2004). The cost of private treatment is even higher. (Source: British Dental Association)
- Due to dental problems, 14 million working days are lost each year in the UK. (Source: CBI)
- There is no such thing an "NHS dentist". Almost all dentists in the UK are self-employed and have traditionally mixed NHS and private patients on their books. Dentists are paid by the procedure they carry out, whether on the NHS or privately.
Go Private - You know it makes sense
The cost of dental insurance has been rising at an alarming rate in recent years. Even routine check-ups can be costly. And we all know how difficult it can be to find a dentist willing to treat patients on the NHS!
That's why it makes sense to get dental insurance. For a relatively small monthly cost you can receive the best of dental care all year round, safe in the knowledge that you've got it insured.
Frequently Asked Questions
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NHS Dental Costs
If you pay for NHS dental treatment, there are three standard charges.
- £16.20 - This includes an examination, diagnosis and preventative care. It also includes X-rays, scale and polish, and planning for further treatment. Out-of-hours and urgent care also cost £16.20.
- £44.60 - This charge includes all treatment covered by the £16.20 charge PLUS extra treatments such as fillings, root canal treatments or extractions.
- £198 - This charge includes all treatments covered by by the £44.60 charge PLUS more complex procedures such as crowns, dentures or bridges.
Note that you only pay one dental charge even if you need to visit the dentist more than once to complete a course of treatment.
If you need more dental treatment at the same charge level (e.g. an additional filling) within two months of seeing your dentist, this would be free of charge.