Waiting on dental insurance approval can be frustrating — especially if you’re planning a major procedure.

If your dental provider is considered “out of network,” it means they don’t have a direct billing agreement with your insurance company.

Yes — many dental clinics in Canada offer flexible payment plans to help patients manage the cost of treatment.

A pre-treatment estimate (also called a predetermination) gives you a clear picture of what your dental insurance will cover — and what you’ll need to pay out of pocket.

Dental insurance is often “use it or lose it” — meaning unused benefits don’t carry over into the next year.

Wondering if your dental plan will cover treatment for an issue you already had before signing up? That’s where pre-existing conditions come in — and coverage varies by plan.

Dental insurance doesn’t last forever — it renews either annually or based on your plan cycle.

Dental emergencies can be stressful — especially if you’re unsure whether your insurance will cover the visit.

Dental implants are a long-term solution for missing teeth — but they can be expensive.

Retainers help maintain the results of orthodontic treatment — but are they covered by dental insurance? The answer depends on your specific plan and whether the retainer is considered part of a larger treatment.