Public health insurance only covers basic dental care and fixed subsidies. For most treatments such as professional dental cleanings, high-quality fillings, crowns or implants, a large part of the costs must be paid out of pocket.

The Basic plan focuses on preventive care such as professional dental cleanings, high quality plastic fillings and other basic dental services. It also includes orthodontic treatments for insured persons up to the age of 20. The Premium plan adds extended coverage for dental prostheses e.g. implants, bridges, crowns and inlays with reimbursement levels of 80%, 90% or 100% depending on the selected option.

Reimbursement depends on the plan you choose: Basic plan: 100% for defined preventive services. Premium plan: up to 80%, 90% or 100% of eligible costs that are not covered by public health insurance.

Yes. Professional dental cleanings are covered under both the Basic and Premium plan. This is especially important, as public health insurance usually covers little or none of these costs.

Existing dental conditions and missing teeth are generally not covered. When calculating your plan, you will be asked about missing teeth (excluding wisdom teeth). This information is required to ensure correct coverage and pricing.