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Dental Laboratories

General liability will probably be the first dental lab insurance policy you get. It includes premises liability, product liability and completed operations. If you customize a retainer that later turns out to be faulty, general liability covers charges and claims against you.

Dental laboratories produce dentures, crowns, bridges, artificial teeth and orthodontic appliances for dentistry professionals. You have a lot invested in your dental lab, and it’s important to have the proper insurance program so that you, your employees and the business are protected from claims that could bankrupt you. We offer custom Dental Laboratory Insurance tailored for the industry, including General Liability, Professional Liability, Business Auto, Property, Worker’s Compensation and more.

General Liability Insurance for Dental Labs

General Liability covers claims made by third parties, such as clients and vendors who claim you or one of your employees caused them either bodily harm or property damage. The biggest liability concern of dental laboratories is product liability. For example, lawsuits could arise if artificial teeth and related products injure consumers or do not fit properly. Or visitors to your dental laboratory such as a courier or service repair person could trip and fall, sustaining an injury that requires costly medial attention.

Professional Liability Insurance for Dental Laboratories

This covers errors made by technicians in the design and construction of products, which can result in expensive lawsuits. The risk is especially high for dental laboratories if workers do not have adequate training or experience. Professional Liability is also known as Errors & Omissions and is critical in the event a mistake or negligence on your part should cause someone to experience a financial loss. Even if the mistake is only perceived, defending against such allegations can be extremely expensive and actually bankrupt you.

Workers’ Compensation Insurance for Dental Labs

Dental laboratory workers can sustain injuries from exposure to dust and chemicals or when using laboratory equipment. Employees, of course, can also hurt themselves by tripping, lifting heavy objects, or in any number of ways during every day activities. Most states require businesses to carry Workers’ Compensation Insurance.

Property Insurance for Dental Laboratories

One property damage risk particular to dental labs is the improper use of the small furnaces used in the molten metal and vulcanizing processes. Property damage to buildings typically results from severe weather such as hail or high winds, faulty electrical wiring or plumbing, fire, and vandalism. Property Insurance covers the cost of repairs and/or replacement of damaged property, including equipment, customers’ existing dentures and appliances, signage, and files.

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