List of benefits

If you need more dental work than is listed here, you will need to contact the Dental Risk Company on 086 111 5057 for authorisation.

• A full mouth examination, that checks your teeth and finds out if any dental work needs to be done in the next six months.
• An examination to discover the cause of a specific dental problem, and to decide how to treat it.
• Two black-and-white X-rays of your mouth, per visit.
• Gloves for the dentist and his assistant, to prevent infection.
• Sterilisation of the instruments to be used in your mouth.
• An injection to numb your mouth, so that you don’t experience pain during the treatment.
• Specialised cleaning and polishing of your teeth (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for children (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for adults (once every six months).
• Treatment for teeth that are hypersensitive to heat or cold.
• The pulling (extraction) of a single tooth (up to three in one year).
• The pulling (extraction) of up to two other teeth in the same part of your mouth.
• The first phase of a root canal treatment, to relieve an infection or abscess.
• Any other emergency dental treatment.
• A grey or metal filling at the back of the mouth, on one, two, three or four surfaces. If you want a white filling, which is more expensive, you will need to pay the difference in cost between a grey filling and a white one.
• A white filling for up to four of your front teeth.

If you need more dental work than is listed here, you will need to contact the Dental Risk Company on 086 111 5057 for authorisation.

If you need more dental work than is listed here, you will need to contact the Dental Risk Company on 086 111 5057 for authorisation.

• A full mouth examination, that checks your teeth and finds out if any dental work needs to be done in the next six months.
• An examination to discover the cause of a specific dental problem, and to decide how to treat it.
• Two black-and-white X-rays of your mouth, per visit.
• Gloves for the dentist and his assistant, to prevent infection.
• An injection to numb your mouth, so that you don’t experience pain during the treatment.
• Specialised cleaning and polishing of your teeth (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for children (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for adults (once every six months).
• Polishing your teeth (once every six months).
• The pulling (extraction) of a single tooth (up to three in one year).
• The pulling (extraction) of up to two other teeth in the same part of your mouth.
• The first phase of a root canal treatment, to relieve an infection or abscess.
• A grey or metal filling at the back of the mouth, on one, two, three or four surfaces. If you want a white filling, which is more expensive, you will need to pay the difference in cost between a grey filling and a white one.
• A white filling for up to four of your front teeth.

If you need more dental work than is listed here, you will need to contact the Dental Risk Company on 086 111 5057 for authorisation.

• A full mouth examination, that checks your teeth and finds out if any dental work needs to be done in the next six months.
• An examination to discover the cause of a specific dental problem, and to decide how to treat it.
• Two black-and-white X-rays of your mouth, per visit.
• Gloves for the dentist and his assistant, to prevent infection.
• An injection to numb your mouth, so that you don’t experience pain during the treatment.
• Specialised cleaning and polishing of your teeth (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for children (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for adults (once every six months).
• Polishing your teeth (once every six months).
• The pulling (extraction) of a single tooth (up to three in one year).
• The pulling (extraction) of up to two other teeth in the same part of your mouth.
• The first phase of a root canal treatment, to relieve an infection or abscess.
• A grey or metal filling at the back of the mouth, on one, two, three or four surfaces. If you want a white filling, which is more expensive, you will need to pay the difference in cost between a grey filling and a white one.
• A white filling for up to four of your front teeth.

If you need more dental work than is listed here, you will need to contact the Dental Risk Company on 086 111 5057 for authorisation.

• A full mouth examination, that checks your teeth and finds out if any dental work needs to be done in the next six months.
• An examination to discover the cause of a specific dental problem, and to decide how to treat it.
• Two black-and-white X-rays of your mouth, per visit.
• Gloves for the dentist and his assistant, to prevent infection.
• Sterilisation of the instruments to be used in your mouth.
• An injection to numb your mouth, so that you don’t experience pain during the treatment.
• Specialised cleaning and polishing of your teeth (once every six months).
• Treatment for teeth that are hypersensitive to heat or cold.
• Polishing your teeth (once every six months).
• The pulling (extraction) of a single tooth (up to three in one year).
• The pulling (extraction) of up to two other teeth in the same part of your mouth.
• The first phase of a root canal treatment, to relieve an infection or abscess.
• Any other emergency dental treatment.
• A grey or metal filling at the back of the mouth, on one, two, three or four surfaces. If you want a white filling, which is more expensive, you will need to pay the difference in cost between a grey filling and a white one.
• A white filling for up to four of your front teeth.
• False teeth (not crowns or bridges) – once every 24 months per member or dependant.
• False teeth for the full upper or lower jaw – once every 24 months per member or dependent.
• Repairs to false teeth, up to twice per calendar year per person.
• The replacement or resetting of the base of a set of false teeth, made necessary by normal wear and tear once a year per dependant.
• The services of a dental laboratory – twice per calendar year, per dependant.

If you need more dental work than is listed here, you will need to contact the Dental Risk Company on 086 111 5057 for authorisation.

• A full mouth examination, that checks your teeth and finds out if any dental work needs to be done in the next six months.
• An examination to discover the cause of a specific dental problem, and to decide how to treat it.
• Two black-and-white X-rays of your mouth, per visit.
• Gloves for the dentist and his assistant, to prevent infection.
• Sterilisation of the instruments to be used in your mouth.
• An injection to numb your mouth, so that you don’t experience pain during the treatment.
• Specialised cleaning and polishing of your teeth (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for children (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for adults (once every six months).
• Treatment for teeth that are hypersensitive to heat or cold.
• The pulling (extraction) of a single tooth (up to three in one year).
• The pulling (extraction) of up to two other teeth in the same part of your mouth.
• The first phase of a root canal treatment, to relieve an infection or abscess.
• Any other emergency dental treatment.
• Dental sealant.
• A grey or metal filling at the back of the mouth, on one, two, three or four surfaces. If you want a white filling, which is more expensive, you will need to pay the difference in cost between a grey filling and a white one. Pre-authorisation is required for more than four fillings.
• A white filling for up to four of your front teeth. Authorisation is required for more than two fillings.
• Root canal treatment: front and middle (premolar) teeth.
• Recalcification: a procedure that corrects the tip of a tooth that does not close properly, most common in young patients.
• Root canal treatment: accessing the root canal through an existing crown.
• Crowns or bridges to restore teeth that are badly decayed, destroyed or fractured with fixed crowns or fixed teeth to close gaps (pre-authorisation required).
• False teeth, with a metal frame (pre-authorisation required).
• Orthodontic straightening of teeth (pre-authorisation required).
• Surgery, such as for the removal of wisdom teeth.
• False teeth, either for a portion of the mouth, or for the full mouth – one set per jaw, every four years.
• Repair of false teeth.
• The resetting and stabilisation of false teeth.
• Dental laboratory services.
• Laughing gas
• Conscious sedation in the dentist’s room, usually when wisdom teeth are removed (pre-authorisation required).
• General anaesthetic for surgery (pre-authorisation required).

If you need more dental work than is listed here, you will need to contact the Dental Risk Company on 086 111 5057 for authorisation.

• A full mouth examination, that checks your teeth and finds out if any dental work needs to be done in the next six months.
• An examination to discover the cause of a specific dental problem, and to decide how to treat it.
• Two black-and-white X-rays of your mouth, per visit.
• Gloves for the dentist and his assistant, to prevent infection.
• An injection to numb your mouth, so that you don’t experience pain during the treatment.
• Specialised cleaning and polishing of your teeth (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for children (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for adults (once every six months).
• Polishing your teeth (once every six months).
• The pulling (extraction) of a single tooth (up to three in one year).
• The pulling (extraction) of up to two other teeth in the same part of your mouth.
• The first phase of a root canal treatment, to relieve an infection or abscess.
• A grey or metal filling at the back of the mouth, on one, two, three or four surfaces. If you want a white filling, which is more expensive, you will need to pay the difference in cost between a grey filling and a white one.
• A white filling for up to four of your front teeth.

If you need more dental work than is listed here, you will need to contact the Dental Risk Company on 086 111 5057 for authorisation.

• A full mouth examination, that checks your teeth and finds out if any dental work needs to be done in the next six months.
• An examination to discover the cause of a specific dental problem, and to decide how to treat it.
• Two black-and-white X-rays of your mouth, per visit.
• Gloves for the dentist and his assistant, to prevent infection.
• Sterilisation of the instruments to be used in your mouth.
• An injection to numb your mouth, so that you don’t experience pain during the treatment.
• Specialised cleaning and polishing of your teeth (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for children (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for adults (once every six months).
• Treatment for teeth that are hypersensitive to heat or cold.
• The pulling (extraction) of a single tooth (up to three in one year).
• The pulling (extraction) of up to two other teeth in the same part of your mouth.
• The first phase of a root canal treatment, to relieve an infection or abscess.
• Any other emergency dental treatment.
• A grey or metal filling at the back of the mouth, on one, two, three or four surfaces. If you want a white filling, which is more expensive, you will need to pay the difference in cost between a grey filling and a white one.
• A white filling for up to four of your front teeth.

If you need more dental work than is listed here, you will need to contact the Dental Risk Company on 086 111 5057 for authorisation.

• A full mouth examination, that checks your teeth and finds out if any dental work needs to be done in the next six months.
• An examination to discover the cause of a specific dental problem, and to decide how to treat it.
• Two black-and-white X-rays of your mouth, per visit.
• Gloves for the dentist and his assistant, to prevent infection.
• An injection to numb your mouth, so that you don’t experience pain during the treatment.
• Specialised cleaning and polishing of your teeth (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for children (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for adults (once every six months).
• Polishing your teeth (once every six months).
• The pulling (extraction) of a single tooth (up to three in one year).
• The pulling (extraction) of up to two other teeth in the same part of your mouth.
• The first phase of a root canal treatment, to relieve an infection or abscess.
• A grey or metal filling at the back of the mouth, on one, two, three or four surfaces. If you want a white filling, which is more expensive, you will need to pay the difference in cost between a grey filling and a white one.
• A white filling for up to four of your front teeth.
• False teeth (not crowns or bridges) – once every 24 months per member or dependant.(Custom option only)
• False teeth for the full upper or lower jaw – once every 24 months per member or dependent.(Custom option only)
• Repairs to false teeth, up to twice per calendar year per person.(Custom option only)
• The replacement or resetting of the base of a set of false teeth, made necessary by normal wear and tear once a year per dependant.(Custom option only)

If you need more dental work than is listed here, you will need to contact the Dental Risk Company on 086 111 5057 for authorisation.

• A full mouth examination, that checks your teeth and finds out if any dental work needs to be done in the next six months.
• An examination to discover the cause of a specific dental problem, and to decide how to treat it.
• Two black-and-white X-rays of your mouth, per visit.
• Gloves for the dentist and his assistant, to prevent infection.
• Sterilisation of the instruments to be used in your mouth.
• An injection to numb your mouth, so that you don’t experience pain during the treatment.
• Specialised cleaning and polishing of your teeth (once every six months).
• Treatment for teeth that are hypersensitive to heat or cold.
• Polishing your teeth (once every six months).
• The pulling (extraction) of a single tooth (up to three in one year).
• The pulling (extraction) of up to two other teeth in the same part of your mouth.
• The first phase of a root canal treatment, to relieve an infection or abscess.
• Any other emergency dental treatment.
• A grey or metal filling at the back of the mouth, on one, two, three or four surfaces. If you want a white filling, which is more expensive, you will need to pay the difference in cost between a grey filling and a white one.
• A white filling for up to four of your front teeth.

If you need more dental work than is listed here, you will need to contact the Dental Risk Company on 086 111 5057 for authorisation.

• A full mouth examination, that checks your teeth and finds out if any dental work needs to be done in the next six months.
• An examination to discover the cause of a specific dental problem, and to decide how to treat it.
• Two black-and-white X-rays of your mouth, per visit.
• Gloves for the dentist and his assistant, to prevent infection.
• An injection to numb your mouth, so that you don’t experience pain during the treatment.
• Specialised cleaning and polishing of your teeth (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for children (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for adults (once every six months).
• Polishing your teeth (once every six months).
• The pulling (extraction) of a single tooth (up to three in one year).
• The pulling (extraction) of up to two other teeth in the same part of your mouth.
• The first phase of a root canal treatment, to relieve an infection or abscess.
• A grey or metal filling at the back of the mouth, on one, two, three or four surfaces. If you want a white filling, which is more expensive, you will need to pay the difference in cost between a grey filling and a white one.
• A white filling for up to four of your front teeth.

If you need more dental work than is listed here, you will need to contact the Dental Risk Company on 086 111 5057 for authorisation.

If you need more dental work than is listed here, you will need to contact the Dental Risk Company on 086 111 5057 for authorisation.

• A full mouth examination, that checks your teeth and finds out if any dental work needs to be done in the next six months.
• An examination to discover the cause of a specific dental problem, and to decide how to treat it.
• Two black-and-white X-rays of your mouth, per visit.
• Gloves for the dentist and his assistant, to prevent infection.
• An injection to numb your mouth, so that you don’t experience pain during the treatment.
• Specialised cleaning and polishing of your teeth (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for children (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for adults (once every six months).
• Polishing your teeth (once every six months).
• The pulling (extraction) of a single tooth (up to three in one year).
• The pulling (extraction) of up to two other teeth in the same part of your mouth.
• The first phase of a root canal treatment, to relieve an infection or abscess.
• A grey or metal filling at the back of the mouth, on one, two, three or four surfaces. If you want a white filling, which is more expensive, you will need to pay the difference in cost between a grey filling and a white one.
• A white filling for up to four of your front teeth.

If you need more dental work than is listed here, you will need to contact the Dental Risk Company on 086 111 5057 for authorisation.

If you need more dental work than is listed here, you will need to contact the Dental Risk Company on 086 111 5057 for authorisation.

• A full mouth examination, that checks your teeth and finds out if any dental work needs to be done in the next six months.
• An examination to discover the cause of a specific dental problem, and to decide how to treat it.
• Two black-and-white X-rays of your mouth, per visit.
• Gloves for the dentist and his assistant, to prevent infection.
• An injection to numb your mouth, so that you don’t experience pain during the treatment.
• Specialised cleaning and polishing of your teeth (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for children (once every six months).
• A fluoride treatment for adults (once every six months).
• Polishing your teeth (once every six months).
• The pulling (extraction) of a single tooth (up to three in one year).
• The pulling (extraction) of up to two other teeth in the same part of your mouth.
• The first phase of a root canal treatment, to relieve an infection or abscess.
• A grey or metal filling at the back of the mouth, on one, two, three or four surfaces. If you want a white filling, which is more expensive, you will need to pay the difference in cost between a grey filling and a white one.
• A white filling for up to four of your front teeth.

If you need more dental work than is listed here, you will need to contact the Dental Risk Company on 086 111 5057 for authorisation.