NHF updates rules for settling dental services after feedback from healthcare providers
The National Health Fund has updated its notice for healthcare providers on settling dental treatment. The new version responds to questions raised by dental practices.

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In brief
- The National Health Fund (NFZ) has updated its communication for healthcare providers on settling dental treatment services.
- The new version answers questions from dental practices about ST30D preventive packages.
- The communication was published on 9 November 2026.
What changes in the communication
The NFZ prepared an update to the rules for settling dental treatment services, responding to comments raised by healthcare providers (Komunikat dla świadczeniodawców dotyczący rozliczania świadczeń leczenia stomatologicznego – Narodowy Fundusz Zdrowia). The communication contains answers to specific questions concerning preventive packages.
ST30D package and ST33 examination
Dental practices asked whether performing the ST30D package, which includes hygiene with instruction and requires simultaneously marking the procedure of an examination with hygiene instruction, excludes reporting the ST33 service. This concerns the dental medical examination, which also includes oral hygiene instruction. The communication addresses this question in its text.
Frequency of the ST30D package
Practices also asked whether the package intended for half of a dental arch can be performed only once per calendar year, or once a year for each half of the arch, but at time intervals. The second option would mean two performances per year, one for each half.
Reporting method
The last question concerned settling the ST30D package reported once a year. The communication provides the answer to this question in its text.
Source of the changes
The update was made in response to comments raised by healthcare providers. The communication was published on 9 November 2026.
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