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Emergency symptom e.g. - toothache, lost filling,
crown fallen out, bleeding or swelling.
If you are away from your own dental practice,
and require emergency dental treatment, Denplan will pay up to the specified
limits for temporary dental treatment to resolve your dental emergency.
- Patients are covered for temporary emergency
treatment to alleviate any pain or discomfort.
- All routine and permanent work should be provided
by their registered dentist under their Denplan contract.
- Treatment by your own dentist, a dentist acting
on behalf of your dental practice, or a dental practice in the locality
of your registered dentist.
- Reimbursement for any telephone/travelling expenses
in seeking advice or a dental appointment.
- Any treatment care or repair to, or in connection
with "tooth jewellery".
- Permanent treatment.
Dental injury means injury to an insured patientís
dentition and/or supporting structures (including damage to dentures whilst
being worn) caused by a direct extra oral impact (blow to outside of the
mouth).
- Prior authorisation from Denplan should be
sought if permanent treatment exceeds £200.00.
- Permanent treatment is normally carried out
by the registered dentist, however if the treatment is not provided
by the patient's own dentist, approval must be sought from Denplan.
- Should Implants be clinically required and you have
additional Implant Upgrade Insurance the insurers will pay up to £2000.00
per Implant up to £10.000 per calendar year. If you do not have
the Implant Insurance, the insurers will pay the equivalent bridgework
up to specified limits.
In all cases the insurer retains the right to
recover any incurred costs as a result of any third party involvement.
In the event of a dental emergency/accident patients
are covered for emergency treatment outside of normal surgery hours. Please
refer to your policy document for fees payable when the appointment occurs
within the specified times. The Insurer will pay the maximum of two domiciliary
fees (in cases of emergency only) per patient per calendar year, after
which such visits are excluded.
- Please call your surgery in the first instance,
if you are not away from home, for on-call instructions.
- If you are away from home, or unable to contact
the on-call dentist for your own surgery, please call the Denplan Emergency
Helpline who will endeavour to assist you.
- If you require dental advice, you can receive
a telephone consultation from either your registered dentist or a Dental
Advisor by contacting the 24hour Helpline.
- Patients are liable for the first £15.00 should
a dentist treat them outside normal surgery hours.
Patients can claim up to £60 for each night
spent in hospital under the care of an Oral Consultant/Maxillo-facial
surgeon.
This benefit is payable 365 days per year.
- Treatment or hospital costs.
- No benefit shall be payable
in respect of any condition where treatment was diagnosed prior to,
or at the time of the patients registration.
- If not wholly or partly under the care of a consultant
specialising in dental or oral/maxillo facial surgery.
- Day patient care.
- Overnight stay for the purpose of cosmetic dentistry.
This policy is run as indemnity insurance which
means that costs will be reimbursed to the value of the treatment.
- Patients can source a dentist themselves whilst
overseas, or call the Denplan Emergency Helpline for assistance.
- Treatment should be paid for at the time, then submit a claim form and receipts to Denplan for assessment.
- Patients are covered for temporary emergency treatment to alleviate any pain or discomfort.
Reimbursement for any travelling expenses in relation
to seeking advice or dental appointment.
Mouth Cancer means a malignant (invasive) tumour
inside the mouth.
- Patients registered with Denplan are covered
for costs for treatment, for 12 months, following a positive diagnosis
of Mouth Cancer.
- Patients registered with Denplan can claim Benefit D - Hospital cash, should the patient need an overnight stay whilst having treatment ( subject to policy limits).
- Mouth cancer diagnosed before registering with
Denplan.
- Mouth cancer diagnosed within 90 days after the date
you registered with Denplan or for which tests or consultations began
within those 90 days, even if within those 90 days, even if the diagnosis
is not made until later (please note: this does not apply if you registered
on Denplan before 1st November 1998).
- Mouth cancer, which is related in any way to HIV
infection or AIDS.
- Any charges for consultations
or tests for non-invasive tumours.
- Mouth cancer resulting from the chewing of tobacco
products (including betel nut juice), or prolonged alcohol abuse.

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