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Who do I ask for advice on where to buy my dental insurance?
When you are looking for dental insurance it is well worth doing thorough research - not only to get the cheapest deal but also to make sure that you get the right policy for your needs.
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- What is covered by dental insurance?
- Dental insurance is designed for people aged over 18 that cannot get free NHS dental treatment. The following incidences are generally covered:
- Who do I ask for advice on where to buy my dental insurance?
- When you are looking for dental insurance it is well worth doing thorough research – not only to get the cheapest deal but also to make sure that you get the right policy for your needs.
- How do I make a claim?
- Making a claim is easy. When you receive your insurance documents, you will receive a full client information pack that will include your Insurance Certificate, Claims Forms and Help line Card, with a range of contact numbers.
- I need treatment but only took out the policy a few weeks ago - can I make a claim?
- It is an industry standard for dental insurance companies to deny you full cover for the first 3 months of your insurance plan.
- Do dental insurers offer a money-back guarantee?
- If you decide that you don't want to take out your dental insurance policy, you will normally be offered a money-back guarantee.
Your friends - ask friends who have dental insurance to see if it has proven to be useful.
Internet - browse the Internet for information about dental insurance.
See a registered broker - choose an independent, registered broker for specialist advice - as they will be familiar with a wide range of policies and will be able to help you select the best one for your needs. Brokers earn their commission from the insurance companies, so their advice is usually quite impartial. If you are concerned that their advice is not impartial, ask to see how much commission they receive from their clients. They are obliged to reveal this information when asked.
Frequently Asked Questions related to the above topic.
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- What exactly is dental insurance?
- How do I buy dental insurance?
- How does dental insurance work?
- What is covered by dental insurance?
- What is not covered by dental insurance?
- How can I pay my dental insurance premiums?
- Can dental insurance be incorporated into my private medical insurance policy?
- What are the different levels of cover available to me?
- What happens if I have a dental emergency?
- How do I make a claim?
- I need treatment but only took out the policy a few weeks ago - can I make a claim?
- How long does it take to settle a dental insurance claim?
- If I don't make any claims on my dental insurance policy, will I get a discount?
- Is there a maximum payout per year?
- What will affect my premium in future?
- Do dental insurers offer a money-back guarantee?
- Does it make any difference if I buy my dental insurance through a broker?
- How is dental insurance regulated?
- What do I do if I have a complaint?