Expatriate & Emergency Dental Care

International Dental Emergency Program

We automatically provide worldwide emergency dental coverage for all our members when they are traveling abroad for business or leisure. Emergency dental services are provided by a network of credentialed dental providers located in most major travel destinations. For more information, read our International Dental Emergency Program brochure, and our Frequently Asked Questions. To find a dentist, please refer to our International Dentist Listing.

Expatriate Program

DeCare offers multi-national organizations unique oral health care coverage options. The Expatriate Dental Program allows companies to offer their overseas employees a dental benefit plan similar to stateside dental plans. Employees working and living abroad (and their dependents) receive care through the Expatriate Network, which is a credentialed international dentist network, located throughout Europe, Africa, South America and Asia, and in the most desired travel destinations throughout the world. For more information, read our Expatriate Dental Program brochure. To find a dentist, please refer to our International Dentist Listing for specific locations worldwide.

Reimbursement for Dental Services

If you receive dental care internationally, please pay the dentist directly and ask for a receipt. The Claim Form and Instructions for Members has important information regarding this process. Print out the claim form and submit it along with the receipt to the address listed on the claim form, so we can reimburse you.

Please fill out our dentist nomination form and we'll contact your dentist to encourage him or her to participate in our program.

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In 1970 only 6 percent of the U.S. population had dental insurance.  Today more than 61 percent of the U.S. is covered by a dental plan, according to the National Association of Dental Plans.