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Has anyone used Denplan?

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NorthernGobshite · 26/02/2011 17:02

My dh needs A LOT of dental work and we are at a loss as to how we will afford it. Has anyone used the Denplan schemes?

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KATC2010 · 26/02/2011 17:21

Yes i'm on denplan but I think you'll find you have to be up to date with all treatment before they will take you on the scheme.

Good luck!

Feenie · 26/02/2011 17:38

No, we've just started on Denplan and are yet to have our treatment - the dentist worked out what me and dh needed, and then recommended what level of the plan we needed (I need considerably less, so feel quite smug Grin)

motheroftwoboys · 26/02/2011 17:48

Yes we are on Denplan. Our dentist turned private a few years ago and we wanted to stay with them. DS 20 and 19 still covered by NHS (same dentist) at the moment. as the OPs said - you have an assessment by your dentist then they tell you what level of cover you need to pay for. We pay about £15 a month each (I think) which covers us for two check ups, two hygeinest appointments and any fillings etc per year (but not cosmetic dentistry and not the av sedation that I have if having a filling). Like KAT said I suspect if your DH needs a lot of work then you may have to do that first.

LIZS · 26/02/2011 17:53

We have for many years but the premium is based on the assessment of condition now and it goes up if you have, for example, a root canal and on periodic reassessment. We even kept it when we moved abroad for its emergency cover. Apparently they do loans to help you fund excluded treatments (ie. a brace) and it doesn't cover if you need a referrals such as surgical procedures at a hospital for example .

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