In most cases, a dental implant is not reimbursed under basic health insurance. There are exceptions, however, for example in cases of complete edentulism or a congenital condition. Supplementary dental insurance may sometimes cover part of the costs. The exact conditions vary widely between health insurers. It is important to check your policy carefully beforehand or to contact your insurer. Sometimes written prior authorisation is required before you are entitled to reimbursement. Your clinician can help you draw up this application. Where there is a medical indication, hospitals may also be involved in the treatment. Make sure you always have an itemised cost estimate for your claim. A well-prepared process prevents financial surprises afterwards.
Implants - Costs and Reimbursement
Is a dental implant reimbursed?
Only where there is a medical indication or with supplementary insurance.

