Can I get my own dental insurance?

Question

I need dental work done, and I want to buy dental insurance as it is not offered through my company. Can I do that? How much will it cost? What do they look at in order to decide the cost? Where do I look for dental insurance?

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Answer 3

Sure you can, but they don't pay out more than they cost.  There are heavy deductibles, heavy copays, waiting periods (you usually have to wait at least 3 - 6 months), and strict limitations on how much they'll pay out.  I haven't seen any dental plan that pays out more than it takes in.

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Answer 5

Sure.  AND, dental insurance can pay out more than it takes in.  There are waiting periods naturally or everyone would wait until they needed a root canal to buy one.

They can run about $40 per month and cover up to $1500 per.

Having said that if you need coverage for work that can't wait 12-18 months then you should get a discount dental plan.  Discount dental is very different than discount health because nobody's ever gone bankrupt buying a discount dental plan.  Dental insurance only covers ~$1500/year so buying a discount dental plan at $100 per year (give or take) can make a lot of sense.

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