Dental emergency coverage with WAS
Oral pain can be excruciating. It’s a traveller’s worst nightmare to experience a relentless toothache while abroad, potentially ruining the experience entirely. With dental emergency benefits included in your WAS travel insurance policy, you don’t need to put off a visit to the dentist. Get the treatment you need with peace of mind that some of the costs will be covered.
Other benefits
Emergency medical
Baggage and personal effects
Rental car excess
What does WAS emergency dental insurance cover?
Emergency dental insurance from WAS covers the cost of necessary dental care for unexpected or sudden dental problems that require immediate treatment, such as a toothache or a broken tooth. Bills abroad for these treatments can run high, not only ruining a trip but also causing financial strain.
The dental benefit in insurance plans from WAS cover:
- Fillings
- Extractions
- X-rays
- Pain medication
- Denture repairs
Why should I consider the benefits of dental care in my insurance policy?
Unexpected dental problems can be very expensive to treat, especially in countries like the US, and having insurance can help offset the cost of necessary care.
Emergency dental insurance from WAS provides peace of mind, knowing that you will be covered in the event of a dental emergency, saving you time and stress.
Dental emergencies can happen – a trip and fall leading to a broken tooth, a gum infection needing antibiotics, a toothache causing excruciating pain. In these circumstances, you don’t want a reason to hesitate. Having the benefits of emergency dental insurance means you get the treatment you need without panicking about the costs.
*Note that not all benefits apply and will depend on whether you have selected them (and are reflected on your Certificate of Insurance). Terms, conditions, exclusions, limits and sub-limits apply. Please read the Product Disclosure Statement (PDS) and Target Market Determination (TMD) for further details.
Some things aren’t covered
It’s important to understand the intricacies of your policy.
Some dental treatments aren’t covered within the plan.
These include:
- Cosmetic procedures like teeth whitening
- Damage considered to be normal wear and tear
- Pre-planned, routine treatments
- Treatment that could be reasonably delayed until a return to Australia
At WAS, we provide policies that meet the unique needs of every traveller. We want to be transparent about what is covered within your plan so you know exactly where you stand when it comes to dental treatment.
