Reimbursement when moving from municipal to private dentist

    Question:

    I have long considered moving our kids (11 +13 years) to a private dentist, because I think that goes too long between visits (over 1 year) and if a problem occurs, it is almost impossible to get a time :-(
    Now the school dental service created a new structure, so the kids only get to study every 15-16 months. I think it's very important that the teeth examined, especially now that they almost only brushes itself.

    How is the subsidy rules by moving to private dentistry?

    Mvh.En worried mom

    Answer:

    Dear worried Mom

    For children and adolescents under 16 are free to choose private dentist with a user charge of 35%, meaning that the municipality provides grants of 65%. For children and adolescents 16 and 17 years have free choice of dental care without charge. There must always be made an agreement with the municipality before the change. Contact your local dental care in your municipality.

    You can read more free choice of dentistry by clicking here .

    Hope you can use my answer.

    Sincerely

    Dentist Joan Olsen

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    Free choice of child and youth dental care

    25th September 2009
    Filed in free choice , directory

    With a new law of 2004 opened up for greater choice and flexibility in child and adolescent dental care. All children and adolescents under 16 years are entitled to free dental treatment in municipal dental care. But in 2004 introduced a so-called free choice which made ​​it possible to choose freely among the municipality's dentistry offers or to receive municipal dental care in private dental practice of your choice.

    Act of 2004
    Local councils are by law obliged to provide free dental treatment in municipal dental care to rådigheder for children and adolescents under 16 years. With the amendment was given access to children and young people under 16 who want a different treatment than the municipality made available free to choose to receive treatment in private dental practice of your choice or by another of the municipal dental clinics.

    The amendment of 2004 also opened up to local authorities were free to contract out the municipal dental care, so that one or more practicing dentists in the future to carry out local child and adolescent dental care.

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    Children and adolescents under 16 years
    The children and young people under 16 who choose to receive a second offer of dental treatment than the municipality free of charge, make available may be subject to a charge for treatment if there is choice of dental care in a second of municipal dental clinics.

    If you require dental treatment from a private practicing dentist, is a user charge of 35% of costs for both examination and treatment. The municipality may impose additional requirements for particularly expensive treatments that one must first apply to have the treatment approved.

    Young people aged 16 and 17 years
    For young people between 16 and 17 years have free choice among local dental services and dentists in private practice without any fees. However, here too made an agreement with the municipality before starting treatment.

    Free choice in your community
    Information on the system of free choice of dental care in your community, should always be found on the municipality website. The easiest way to your local authority website is through regional websites, which contained an overview of the www.regioner.dk

    You can also contact the local dental office or the local dental clinic has already been assigned.