Dental Insurance
Dental visits can quickly add up in costs. With dental insurance, you ensure healthy teeth and a bright smile throughout your life – without digging deep into your wallet.
- Up to CHF 5,000 annually for treatments.
- Contributions towards X-rays, fillings, tooth extractions, check-ups, and dental hygiene.
- Contributions towards orthodontic treatments (braces) and dental prosthetics such as crowns, dental implants, bridges.
The Dental Insurance
Healthy teeth are a precious asset. A dental check-up with dental hygiene per year is strongly recommended by experts. However, a visit to the dentist can quickly become expensive. So that you don't have to think twice about a visit to the dentist, you will find the optimal dental insurance with us. Thanks to several coverage levels, there is something for every need and budget. Find the dental insurance with us that suits your teeth.
Dental Treatments
Teeth can cause pain - financially as well
Whether it's for a check-up, wisdom tooth extraction, braces, or a crown – the dental care insurance covers up to 75% of the costs within the agreed maximum amount. A doctor's certificate from a dentist is required to take out dental insurance. It confirms the good condition of your teeth.
As individual as you are
CSS's dental care insurance is available in various options. Choose the offer that best suits your needs and budget.
The insured person without the supplementary insurance "dental treatment" would therefore have uncovered costs of CHF 246.10.
Whether it's for a check-up, wisdom tooth extraction, braces, or a crown – the dental care insurance covers up to 75% of the costs within the agreed maximum amount. A doctor's certificate from a dentist is required to take out dental insurance. It confirms the good condition of your teeth.
As individual as you are
CSS's dental care insurance is available in various options. Choose the offer that best suits your needs and budget.
The insured person without the supplementary insurance "dental treatment" would therefore have uncovered costs of CHF 246.10.
Frequently Asked Questions
Why do I need dental insurance?
Basic insurance generally only pays for dental damage caused by an accident - and only if no other insurance (such as the employer's accident insurance) covers it. You have to pay for practically all other dental treatments yourself. However, a visit to the dentist in Switzerland can quickly become very expensive.
Do I have to fill out a health declaration to take out dental insurance?
In principle, CSS insurance requires a health declaration for all supplementary insurance. However, do not do this for children up to 3 years old.
Who can take out this insurance?
You can take out the insurance if you meet the following requirements:
You live in Switzerland (official residence).
You will receive a positive acceptance letter from Visana. To assess the risk, you will need your fully completed health declaration. However, you do not need to undergo a health examination for children up to 3 years of age.
You live in Switzerland (official residence).
You will receive a positive acceptance letter from Visana. To assess the risk, you will need your fully completed health declaration. However, you do not need to undergo a health examination for children up to 3 years of age.
When can I cancel the insurance?
The minimum term is one year. The contract is automatically extended for another year each year when it expires.
You can cancel the insurance on December 31st and switch to another health insurance company in Switzerland. A notice period of three months applies. The cancellation must be received by the health insurance company by the last working day in September at the latest. If the insurance premium changes, a one-month notice period applies. The notice of termination must then be received by the health insurance company by the last working day in November at the latest.
You can cancel the insurance on December 31st and switch to another health insurance company in Switzerland. A notice period of three months applies. The cancellation must be received by the health insurance company by the last working day in September at the latest. If the insurance premium changes, a one-month notice period applies. The notice of termination must then be received by the health insurance company by the last working day in November at the latest.
