Affordable dental plan?


I work for a company that manufacutres dental products but ironically they do not offer dental coverage for my family. Is there a good Affordable DentDental Plan out there? My husband is in pain & we cannot afford a huge bill.

No. Private dental policies always cost more than they pay out. Between deductibles and waiting periods, with coverage limitations, I've never seen one where YOU come out ahead.

5 Responses to “Affordable dental plan?”

  • Sarita says:

    there isn't

    crap isn't it?
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  • mbrcatz17 says:

    No. Private dental policies always cost more than they pay out. Between deductibles and waiting periods, with coverage limitations, I've never seen one where YOU come out ahead.
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    agent, 21+ years

  • Dementia says:

    Try http://www.Ameriplan.com. It's a discount dental plan that you can get for your entire family (meaning, whoever lives with you–not necessarily related, even) for about $19.95/month. Participating general dentists on the plan: 80% coverage;specialists such as oral surgeons:25% discount;also offers vision and chiropractic. Just make sure professionals in your area take it before you sign up. You can be effective in as little as 48 hours. I have it and my place of employment takes it. If you've got kids who need wisdom teeth extracted, a 25% discount can make a substantial difference! Good luck.
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  • nurse ratchet says:

    Try Delta Dental. And I disagree with Isabella. Your check-ups cost around $200 a year for the 2 of them, one that has all the x-ray costs included. That is what your usually pay in a year for the premium. Semi-annual exams are usually at no cost to you. So, it's a wash. And if you have to get fillings or have oral surgery, now you have a company that pays for 50% to 80% of the costs of those procedures.
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    insurance agent almost 24 years

  • momoftrips says:

    I agree with Dementia, try Ameriplan. You can look for providers in your area right on the website. It's not insurance so you don't have a waiting period. http://www.bestdentalplanonline.info
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