Last reviews in Dental Insurance

Last reviews in Dental Insurance

With dentist charges increasing, Dental Insurance is becoming an important health cover policy for consumers.

Dental insurance plans are often available as policies separate from general health insurance policies. Policies often cover the cost of dentures, orthodontist treatment, corrective surgery or in some cases cosmetic dental surgery for the image-conscious individual.

Finding the right dental insurance plan is the first step to perfect dental treatment. Our reviews of dental insurance providers will help you to choose the best dental insurance to suit your individual needs, whether it be cheap dental insurance or a fully comprehensive dental insurance package for all dentists costs.

Last reviews in Dental Insurance

  • Guest 3rd October 2009

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    I have been with Tesco AXA PPP dental insurance for 2 years now. I was really happy with the premium cover - it offered 80% from up to £2000 on dental work and £200 for check ups, hygenist etc. That was brill

  • Guest 26th September 2009

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    TESCO PREMIUM DENTAL INSURANCE
    This is a very good scheme in that it allows for nhs and private treatment for the one payment per month. All nhs claims are repaid in full, and private treatment is paid in

  • exswanage 15th May 2009

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    I have had 2 HSA Dental Insurance claims in , one was for emergency on 4th February and another for the follow up on 23rd March. The first one was because a cap had broken off my tooth and the second claim was

  • HSAngry 19th March 2009

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    HSA Dental Insurance are refusing to pay my dental claim. Throughout the entire process I have had to chase them for a response, I have not received any correspondence/decisions without having to call them firs

  • atlanticblue Rank: Corporal 5th February 2009

    Reviewer rating: 0.5 stars


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    Had to get course of dental treatment costing £1012, thought not a problem I am insured with Tesco! well I had to go through 2 levels of management to get any saisfaction, and now cover for that treatmen

  • mandarin Rank: Lance Corporal 14th November 2008

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    I've been paying BUPA Dental Insurance for over 9 years. I finally submitted a claim for x-rays, an extraction, and scaling. They said that it was routine and therefore no payout!

  • Down in the Mouth 31st October 2008

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    Since joining HSA dental plan last October 2007 have had my premiums increased three times! From £17 when the policy first started to now £21 per month. In the space of two months I was notified o

  • friess 22nd July 2008

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    Paid into my HSA Insurance policy for a while and needed a bridge as tooth came out after a lot of time (three months) loads calls and three appeals (done by there own has dental tech people) they refused to pa

  • Guest 18th March 2008

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    HSA Dental Insurance Review - Place claim in for £250 for a set of dentures in March 08. They rejected the claim by saying that they need all dental records (my cost of £30) for their consideration

  • poulter11 Rank: Lance Corporal 10th March 2008

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    I have been paying the maximum amount per month for quite awhile of £17 and I was unfortunate to have quite a lot of dental treatment which was essential, I had the treatment and sent in my claim for &pou