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Toothlens, in collaboration with Star Health, Allied Insurance Company, and Vizza Broking Services, has launched India’s first cashless Dental OPD insurance program. This innovative initiative addresses the critical healthcare gap in India by providing individuals with cashless access to preventive and essential dental care, ensuring financial protection and promoting timely intervention. The program is designed to redefine how Indians perceive and access dental care, making oral health a priority.

The World Health Organization (WHO) has urged countries to integrate essential oral health services into primary healthcare and universal health coverage (UHC). This program aligns with global efforts to make oral healthcare more accessible. The WHO has also emphasized that 80% of dental diseases are preventable with early intervention, making insurance coverage a crucial factor in improving national health metrics.

The program covers a wide range of dental services, including preventive care, basic treatments, and advanced procedures. Policyholders can avail of these services through an extensive network of clinics managed by Toothlens. The company has integrated cutting-edge digital solutions to simplify claims, appointment bookings, and provider access.

The launch of this program is expected to significantly improve oral health outcomes and reduce long-term healthcare costs. By making preventive dental care more accessible, this initiative is expected to reduce the financial burden on individuals and promote early diagnosis and cost-effective care. The program is also expected to expand across India, with plans to onboard 10,000 clinics and providers by the end of the year.

This initiative is a significant step towards making dental insurance a mainstream component of health insurance in India. Toothlens, Star Health, and Vizza are committed to expanding this model across India and exploring enhancements, including family plans and corporate partnerships, to further extend the impact of this initiative.