Dental Plans

Do you have a job where you don't have dental benefits? Have expensive dentist bills that you can't afford to pay? Have single coverage through your job, but need to get family coverage? Then you have come to the right place. Not many employers offer their employees dental benefits, but for a small monthly fee, you can pick from hundreds of dentists and different plans. Just click here for a variety of plans from Dentalplans.com Below you will find some of the reasons this is a great program. You can browse and compare dental plans in your area by just entering your zip code.

Currently dentalplans.com is offering a special of 15 months for the price of 12. You get 3 free months. Based on average family plan price of $139 for 15 months of coverage.

Choose from these companies plans to find the plan that best fits your needs. Don't forget when you buy 12 months, you get an additional 3 months free.

CIGNA Dental Network Access (N) -Featured Dental Plan, over 55,000 network providers (includind dental specialists)
UNI-CARE 100 (N) - Cheapest plan available. Individual coverage starting at $79/year and Family Coverage at $119/year
DNOA Select (N)
UNI-CARE 200 - this is a plan that also offer prescription drugs, vision services and chripractic treatment
Protect Plan (N)
First Dental (R)
Tennessee Dental (R)
Qualident (R)
Liberty CA90 (R)
Southeast Dental (R)
Dominion 4000X (R)
Nat'l Disc. Svc. (R)
Atlantic Dental (R)
Dent-ALL (R)
American Dental (R)
Resource 1 (S)
N= Nationwide R=Regional S=Specialty

Some of these plans haven no deductible or coinsurance, no annual maximums or minimums, no predetermination of benefits, required, no claims forms, Orthodontia (orthodontics) included, few cosmetic exclusions, no pre-existing condition exclusions, no waiting periods, no age limit for dependents, and/or no referral required to see a Specialist.
Group rates available are available.

I can personally attest to the benefits of dental benefits. I recently had root canal performed on one tooth. My total cost for this procedure was $830. Luckily, I have dental benefits and it cost me a lot less. Imagine, if you had no dental benefits. For $79/year you could have coverage and not end up in the position of paying your dentist 100's or even 1000's of dollars. Again, for more information, check out Dentalplans.com.