Dental plans for patients

What we do

DPAS administers and manages dental plans for dental practices and patients. All plans are tailored to the specific needs of the individual dental practice and its patient base, meaning that these plans can only be accessed through dental practices with DPAS administered plans in place.

Who are the plans for?

The scope of the plans varies from practice to practice, but they are all intended for patients who wish to attend their practice on a regular basis and have peace of mind that their routine dental treatment is covered.

The plans are designed to reward loyal patients, who will have their regular care planned in advance, providing them with the best chance of staying dentally fit and reducing the need for future treatment.

What are the benefits?

Spread the cost of your preventive care with affordable monthly payments
Early identification of dental problems to prevent pain, discomfort and inconvenience
No unexpected extras or surprise costs
Peace of mind through Supplementary Injury and Emergency Insurance
Membership card with 24 hour dental helpline numbers for dental emergencies at home or abroad
Guaranteed registration with the practice and continuing access to your dentist

How do I join?

Joining is very simple. All you have to do is complete a registration form and Direct Debit mandate. If you choose to leave the plan for any reason you can do so by simply giving one month’s notice.

Need more information?

If you don't already have a dental plan, speak to your dentist to find out whether the practice has a range DPAS administered plans in place, what the plans cover and how much they will cost.

If you already have a DPAS administered dental plan through your dental practice, click on the following links for more information on your dental plan and supplementary insurance, dental emergencies, insurance related FAQs, how to make a claim and how to make a complaint if you are dissatisfied with the service provided in relation to the supplementary insurance.

For all other queries, please view our useful contact details page or get in touch via our patient enquiry form.