Coverage for a practice that combines significant equipment investment with the same clinical liability exposure as any medical office.
Get a quote for DentistsCovers premises injury claims in your office.
Required once you have hygienists and staff on payroll.
Covers claims arising from dental care and procedures.
Covers specialized dental equipment and office space.
Protects patient records and billing data.
Additional coverage for non-clinical business advice or errors.
A patient's symptoms are misread during a routine visit, and the delayed diagnosis that follows becomes the basis for a malpractice claim, a risk that applies to dental practices just as directly as medical ones.
Read the full story →No, it requires dedicated medical malpractice coverage, since general liability specifically excludes clinical care claims.
Commercial property coverage should be scoped to actual replacement cost for your specific equipment, updated after major purchases.
It's worth confirming directly, since some malpractice policies have specific considerations for sedation-related risk.
