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Subsidy eligibility and insurance coverage cannot be confirmed from this guide alone. They depend on the clinical assessment, current scheme rules and your individual plan.
The final fee depends on the clinical findings, complexity and treatment selected. Published prices are useful guides, but they cannot replace an individual assessment.
Eligible CHAS Blue, CHAS Orange, Pioneer Generation and Merdeka Generation cardholders may receive subsidies for selected dental services at participating clinics. A dental assessment is still required to determine whether the claim guidelines are met.
Recognised subsidy cards
Teeth Q states that its clinics are MediSave-accredited. MediSave may be used for dental procedures approved under prevailing Ministry of Health rules; it does not apply to every dental treatment.
Choose the pathway that applies to youSelected complex dental procedures involving surgery may use MediSave under separate withdrawal limits. Claimability and the estimated cash balance are confirmed after assessment.
Check general MediSave eligibility →You may use your own MediSave or your spouse’s MediSave when both of you are aged 60 or above. The $400 is the prevailing annual limit per patient—not an amount guaranteed for each procedure.
Who: patients aged 60 and above with a MediSave account. Your spouse’s MediSave can be used if they are also 60 or above.
What: root canal treatment and permanent crowns at CHAS dental clinics (all Teeth Q clinics) and public healthcare institutions, from 1 June 2026. It does not cover other dental work such as scaling, fillings, simple extractions or veneers.
How much: up to $400 in a calendar year. This is your total Flexi-MediSave limit for the year, so any amount already used for other eligible outpatient care reduces the balance, and it pays part of the bill rather than the whole.
Order: your CHAS, Merdeka Generation or Pioneer Generation subsidy is applied first, Flexi-MediSave is then used towards the remaining balance, and you pay the rest.
At the clinic: bring your NRIC and CHAS, MG or PG card; the clinic checks your eligibility, applies the subsidy and prepares the MediSave authorisation for you to sign.
Example: a CHAS Orange cardholder whose root canal treatment costs $950 pays about $560 after the CHAS subsidy; using $400 of Flexi-MediSave brings the out-of-pocket amount to about $160 (MOH illustration; Teeth Q fees and your subsidy are confirmed at assessment).
Check my Flexi-MediSave eligibility →Teeth Q’s published panel partners include Alliance Medinet, Inova Care, DA Adept, MHC, IHP and AIA. Your benefits, limits, exclusions and pre-authorisation requirements depend on your employer or insurance plan.
Published insurance partners
Teeth Q publishes support for cashless payment methods, including major cards, PayNow and selected digital wallets. Availability can change, so confirm a particular method with the clinic if it matters to you.
Common payment methods
Before your visit
IdentificationNRIC or another accepted identification document.
Relevant cardCHAS, PG, MG, insurance or corporate-panel card.
Plan informationReferral, pre-authorisation or benefit details where applicable.
Your questionsAsk about the estimate, likely support and remaining payment.
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Information checked on 14 August 2026 against Teeth Q, CHAS and Ministry of Health sources. Scheme rules, panel arrangements and payment methods may change.