FAQs
Read Up On Some of Our Most Frequently Asked Questions
01
What is a dental warranty?
A dental warranty is a type of guarantee offered by a dental practice that covers the cost of certain dental services if they fail or need to be redone within a specified period of time. It provides patients with an added layer of protection and peace of mind knowing that they won’t have to pay out-of-pocket for certain procedures if they need to be repeated or fixed.
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What does a dental warranty cover?
Covered procedures are Fillings, Bondings, Crowns, Buildups, Posts, Bridges, Inlays, Onlays, Porcelain Veneers, Dental Implants, Abutments, Implant Crowns, Dentures, Partial Dentures, Sport Mouth Guards, Bite Splints, Bruxism Guards, Snore Guards, Sleep Apnea Appliances, Retainers, Root Canals, Bone Grafts, Crown Lengthening, Gum Grafts, Sinus Lift Treatment, and Clear Aligners.
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What is the term of the dental warranty?
04
What is the coverage amount for the original procedure?
Each covered procedure is covered up to the charge for the original dental procedure. For example, an $1800 crown is covered for up to $1800.
05
How does the Dental Protection Agency pay claims?
Claims are paid with a credit card or we can mail a check to the dental practice.
06
Is it required for the patient to take any action to mantain the continuity of coverage?
Yes. Patients must go back to the dental practice that performed the original procedure for regular check-ups every 6 months.
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What happens if the original dental practice has closed or the patient has moved?
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What type of training / support does the Dental Protection Agency provide to the dental practices?
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How do I sign up my dental practice to offer a dental warranty?
