DENTAL INSURANCE
- Oral health is an important part of your overall health. Regular dental visits are important because they can help spot oral health problems early on when treatment is likely to be simpler and more affordable. They also help prevent many oral problems from developing in the first place.
Six Tips for Choosing a Dental plan
Find out what plans are available in your area
Look for a plan that has several dentists and dental practices
Find out what plans are available in your area
Start by narrowing your search to the plans available in your state, county, or ZIP code. Insurance companies do not offer all of their plans in every area, so keep things simple by only comparing plans that you can actually purchase.
Consider the needs of each family member
Look for a plan that has several dentists and dental practices
Find out what plans are available in your area
Every member of your family should get preventive care like exams, X-rays, and cleanings. Kids will need extras such as fluoride treatments, sealants, and in some cases, braces. Adult dental insurance is needed for things like tooth sensitivity, gum disease, and replacing missing teeth.
Look for a plan that has several dentists and dental practices
Look for a plan that has several dentists and dental practices
Look for a plan that has several dentists and dental practices
Give your family the flexibility of having more than one option. If you limit your choice to a single dentist or practice, what would you do if you experience issues with the office location or hours?
Consider all of the costs
Think about discount dental plans or savings plans
Learn which treatments are covered in each plan
When searching for a dental care provider, the first consideration is often the monthly cost or premium. Be sure to also look at the deductibles, or the amount of money that you will have to pay out-of-pocket for dental services before your insurance kicks in.
Another important cost is the maximum annual limit. Most insurance companies c
When searching for a dental care provider, the first consideration is often the monthly cost or premium. Be sure to also look at the deductibles, or the amount of money that you will have to pay out-of-pocket for dental services before your insurance kicks in.
Another important cost is the maximum annual limit. Most insurance companies cap the amount they will pay per year for dental treatment. Some plans also limit the number of certain procedures allowed each year, so be sure to figure that in to your decision.
Learn which treatments are covered in each plan
Think about discount dental plans or savings plans
Learn which treatments are covered in each plan
Most routine dental treatments are covered under dental insurance. However, many plans do not cover things like teeth whitening or dentures. Other plans may cover these treatments, but only up to a certain limit. Make sure you know exactly what is covered before selecting a plan.
Also be aware that some insurance plans have waiting periods
Most routine dental treatments are covered under dental insurance. However, many plans do not cover things like teeth whitening or dentures. Other plans may cover these treatments, but only up to a certain limit. Make sure you know exactly what is covered before selecting a plan.
Also be aware that some insurance plans have waiting periods. In some cases, you may have to wait up to 18 months before getting coverage for certain procedures. This is usually true for more expensive dental work.
Think about discount dental plans or savings plans
Think about discount dental plans or savings plans
Think about discount dental plans or savings plans
Different from insurance, these plans allow you to join a group where you enjoy discounts on certain services.
AVAILABLE DENTAL PLANS
DELTA DENTAL
Delta Dental of Minnesota is proud to be the largest regional provider of dental benefits, serving 9,000 Minnesota and North Dakota-based purchasing groups and 4.5 million members nationwide.
PrimeStar
PrimeStar individual dental insurance provides you with options that fit your needs, budget and location. PrimeStar offers no waiting periods on most services, coverage for implants and orthodontics and the Ameritas dental network.