Your account
Discover how to manage your payment plan, handle emergencies, access to Denplan Advantage and get tips for maintaining a healthy smile.
Log in to MyDenplan
MyDenplan is the easiest way to manage your Denplan dental payment plan. You can:
Update your details on the go
Review your payment history
Edit your personal and bank details
Access a package of health benefits at no extra cost
Choose to upgrade to Denplan Supplementary Insurance or Denplan Implant Cover
And if applicable, pay your annual fees
Pay your annual fees
If you pay your fees annually, our online payment portal makes it easy to make your payment, giving you peace of mind about your dental health for the year ahead.
Got a question about your fee changes?
If you've received a letter about your new fees, your dentist is best placed to discuss your options with you.
However, we've put together some great advice and information to answer the most asked questions.
Change your Denplan dentist
There are three simple steps to changing your dentist and ensuring you keep all the benefits of your Denplan payment plan.
What to do in an emergency
Dental emergencies
Dental emergencies can be stressful, whether you're near your dentist, travelling, or abroad. Follow our guide for the steps to take wherever you are.
How to make a claim
You can submit a claim for dental injuries and emergencies online, by post, or via email. If you've received emergency dental treatment in the UK, simply log in to your account to make your claim.
Looking after your teeth
Dentists guide to brushing
We sat down with dental practitioner, lecturer, and Head Dental Officer at Denplan, Louis Mackenzie (1968 - 2023), to create this handy guide to brushing your teeth the professional way.
How to use floss and interdental brushes
If you're new to flossing or using interdental brushes and not sure where to start, we've produced this step-by-step guide to make things a bit clearer.
How to get toddlers brushing
How can you make your life, and your toddler’s life, a little bit easier when it comes to brushing? Catherine Rutland offers some top tips to tackle tricky toddlers.
Getting your 8-12 year old to brush their teeth
We look at ways to get now independent ‘tweens’, aged between 8 and 12, to brush their teeth effectively.
Contact us
Have a question about your dental payment plan?
In most cases your dental practice is best placed to discuss your options with you. But, if you need us, get in touch with our contact team.