Types of insurance & assumption of costs
Information for Patients
Reimbursements for dental treatment vary depending on the type of insurance. We’ll guide you through the specifics of what your health insurance covers and how supplementary insurance can help reduce your out-of-pocket costs.
People with Statutory Health Insurance: What Is Covered by Health Insurance?
Statutory health insurance typically covers the costs of treatments that are medically necessary and cost-effective. However, modern or more comprehensive treatments may not be fully covered. In these cases, additional costs may arise that you will have to pay privately. To help plan for these additional expenses, we recommend considering supplementary dental insurance. This insurance can help cover the difference between the statutory health insurance coverage and private costs, giving you more financial security.
Privately Insured Persons: What Is Covered by Private Health Insurance?
Privately insured individuals often benefit from more comprehensive reimbursement for treatments beyond the basic necessary services. However, reimbursement may vary depending on the tariff you have. As the policies of private health insurance companies can change, we cannot guarantee specific reimbursement amounts. We recommend contacting your private health insurance company directly to clarify your exact coverage details. We are happy to assist you in gathering this information before your treatment.
Supplementary Insured Persons: Your Advantages with Supplementary Dental Insurance
Supplementary dental insurance can help cover some or all of the costs of dental treatments not fully covered by your primary insurance. If you don’t already have this coverage, we recommend looking into it before your first appointment with us or contacting us before your exam. You can find detailed information about supplementary dental insurance and various tariff options on the website www.waizmanntabelle.de. If you already have supplementary insurance, we’ll be happy to provide you with the necessary cost breakdowns that you can submit to your insurance company for reimbursement.
