Private Patient Comprehensive Dental & Hygiene Plans

A Denplan payment plan is tailored to you. There is no reason to pay for work you don't need. Why would you? With a dental payment plan from Denplan, your dentist projects what treatments you are likely to need. The treatment costs are set out and you pay a monthly fee to cover the work.

As long as your dentist offers Denplan and any previous work has been complete, you'll be able to sign up.

On the first visit to your chosen member dentist, they will examine your teeth to make sure you’re dentally fit. Your dentist will discuss the findings with you, set a bespoke monthly price and agree the contract.

As soon as you receive your welcome pack, you'll be able to receive treatment.

• Oral health advice - providing guidance on how to prevent dental problems
• Set payments - split by month, allowing you a clear view on your private dental care costs
• Regular check-ups - arranged trips to the dentist to keep your teeth and gums healthy

Here are just a few of the things that your dental team does while you’re in the chair:

• Checks your jaw joints
• Looks at your occlusion (bite)
• Assesses you for infections, including your tongue and gums
• Checks you for oral cancer by feeling for lumps in the jaw, neck and throat
• Records measurements of your gums to assess for gum disease
• Examines your teeth for caries (tooth decay)
• Offers oral health advice, tailored to you

• Lab fees / prescriptions
• Any treatments your dentist has specially excluded from your contract
• Referral to a specialist and specialist treatment
• Treatment carried out elsewhere
• Orthodontics, implants and cosmetic treatment
• Sedation fees
• Extraction of wisdom teeth
• Treatment that's not clinically necessary

You have the option to add Denplan Supplementary Insurance to your Denplan payment plan, giving you worldwide dental injury and dental emergency cover. The insurance also includes a 24-hour worldwide dental emergency helpline.
N.B. When adding Denplan Supplementary Insurance information to any practice marketing materials, printed or online (including your practice website), it must be clear that this is a product facilitated by Denplan. As such, you must accompany any Denplan Supplementary Insurance information with the below trading statement. This is to ensure Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) regulations are adhered to.
Denplan is a trading name of Denplan Limited, an Appointed Representative of Simplyhealth Access for arranging and administering dental insurance. Simplyhealth Access is incorporated in England and Wales, registered no. 183035 and is authorised by the Prudential Regulation Authority and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority and the Prudential Regulation Authority. Denplan Limited is regulated by the Jersey Financial Services Commission for General Insurance Mediation Business (ONLY TO BE USED BY DENTAL PRACTICES OPERATING IN JERSEY). Denplan Limited only arranges insurance underwritten by Simplyhealth Access. Premiums received by Denplan Limited are held by us as an agent of the insurer. Denplan Limited is registered in England No. 1981238. The registered office for these companies is Hambleden House, Waterloo Court, Andover, Hampshire SP10 1LQ.

• You can claim up to £450 for temporary emergency treatment in the UK, when you're more than 40 miles from your registered dental practice
• You can claim up to £470 for temporary emergency treatment abroad
• You can claim cover towards treatment costs for a dental injury
• Mouth cancer cover
• Access to a 24-hour worldwide dental emergency helpline

• Protects your oral health even when you’re away
• You can claim up to £450 per incident for emergency treatment. Up to a maximum of £900 per claiming year
• You can access our 24-hour worldwide dental emergency helpline when your practice is closed
• Making a claim won’t affect the cost of your insurance
• Terms, conditions and other exclusions may apply.

• Treatment when a you are within 40 miles of your dental practice
• Routine dental treatment
• Dental injury treatment more than 18 months after the date of the injury
• Terms, conditions and other exclusions may apply.