Vet quoted $2K for a dental?

Does Pet Insurance Cover Dental? (US)

Accidental dental (broken tooth) — yes. Illness dental (extractions, gum disease) — only on plans with dental illness rider.

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The short answer

Accident-only pet plans cover broken or knocked-out teeth. Accident-and-illness plans cover extractions and periodontal disease only if you completed the insurer's annual dental cleaning requirement — miss it and the exclusion kicks in. Routine cleanings need a wellness rider.

Frequently asked

What's the annual dental cleaning rule?
Insurers like Nationwide, Trupanion, and Healthy Paws require documented annual cleanings from age 3 for dental illness coverage.

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