Dental insurance from just €9 a month

When you receive dental treatments, you'll have to pay for it upfront. Your public insurance might cover some of the treatment, but you’ll only be billed for what’s leftover. You just need to submit the signed bill in your Feather account under the “My policies” page. You’ll be reimbursed directly by us in 3 - 6 weeks depending on the treatment and amount of the claim.

Yes, dental insurance covers cleanings beyond simple plaque cleaning. With public health insurance and no additional dental insurance, a full cleaning typically costs €100-€150 out of pocket.

Yes, dental insurance covers root canals up to €150 in the first year and up to €300 in the first two years combined with no limit after that.

Yes, the Feather Advanced dental insurance plan covers up to 90% of the cost of crowns, bridges, implants, inlays, onlays, dentures, and other replacement procedures for up to €1,500 in the first year, €3,000 in the first two years combined; €4,500 in the first three years combined; €6,000 in the first four years combined. After the first four years, there is no limit.

For crowns, if you received them five years ago, you can have work done after being a policyholder for two years.

Yes, dental insurance covers high-quality, cosmetically perfect composite fillings for up to €150 in the first year and up to €300 in the first two years combined with no limit after that.

In comparison, public insurance only provides basic fillings for back teeth that wouldn't necessarily match your tooth’s color. Public insurance also only covers high-quality, cosmetic fillings for your front four teeth.

Yes, dental insurance will cover the cost of orthodontic treatments if you're under 21 with up to €150 in the first year and €300 in the first two calendar years combined.

In case of an accident, your insurance will cover all your orthodontic costs but won't cover any existing orthodontic treatments or hardware.

Yes, dental insurance will cover mouthguards to protect against bruxism, or teeth-grinding.

No, dental insurance won't cover pre-existing or ongoing treatments, issues, or complaints. It may also be difficult to get dental insurance if you're already missing many teeth.

Nope! There are no waiting times for dental insurance, so you can use your coverage beginning from the start date on your contract. Just remember that any procedures you had an appointment for or planned before applying for dental insurance won't be covered, so it's good to sign up for insurance and then plan for upcoming procedures.