Good oral health is important for your overall health - dental insurance can help!
A dental insurance plan can be a good way to avoid paying fully out of pocket for a major dental procedure, such as a root canal.
While costs vary depending on where you live and your specific circumstances, expect to pay anywhere from $575 to $1,500 or more for a major procedure like a root canal.
What Does Dental Insurance Cover?
Dental plans typically cover four categories of services: preventive, diagnostic, basic and major care.
The list below includes examples and is not a complete list of coverages, exclusions and limitations.
Individual plans vary, so you’ll want to read the plan details closely to validate the coverage and benefits you’ve selected and limitations and exclusions that apply.
Pediatric services, including oral and vision care, are part of the 10 essential health benefits for children 18 years of age and under.
Adults, however, must obtain dental insurance if they want coverage and don’t have it through an employer.
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Who Should Get a Dental Insurance Plan?
A dental insurance plan may be a good option if you:
How Dental Insurance Works
Dental insurance works much the same way as major medical.
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How Much Does Dental Insurance Cost?
Dental insurance is affordable. For example, a 41-year-old woman in Phoenix, Arizona, can get a dental insurance plan for:
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