Straight answers

We design and support dental warranty programs for practices, including the practice-owned reinsurance company behind them. We coordinate setup, train your team and stay with you after launch.

No. Insurance pays toward care in general. A warranty covers the practice’s own restorative work if it fails under the written terms.

Programs commonly cover crowns, bridges, implant restorations, veneers and inlays or onlays. Your program sets the exact list.

Terms vary by program and procedure. Each patient’s certificate states the term in writing.

Present the warranty during treatment planning, collect the fee, and keep patients on recall. We provide the training and scripts.

An experienced program administrator processes claims and handles reporting, so your team isn’t managing paperwork.

It depends on your structure and paperwork. We’ll give you a timeline at your program review.

Yes. A group can run one standard program across offices.

Costs depend on practice size and structure. We model the numbers with you before you commit to anything.

Some reinsurance structures receive specific tax treatment, and they also carry strict IRS requirements. We don’t give tax advice — we work with your CPA so the structure is reviewed properly.

Over time it builds as reserves and underwriting profit in the reinsurance company the owner controls, subject to the program’s terms and requirements.

Contact the office that did your work. They or the program administrator will walk you through it.

Many programs allow covered work at a participating dentist elsewhere. Check your certificate or ask your original office.

Usually skipped recall visits, damage from accidents, or work done by another office. Your certificate lists the details.