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Plan starts at:
Coverage for oral exams
and routine cleaning
Plan starts at:
Coverage for oral exams
and routine cleaning
Plan starts at:
Coverage for oral exams
and routine cleaning
Pricing varies based on specific circumstances. Prices shown are estimated minimum rates for two 35-year-old employees with an employer contribution rate of 50% (the minimum in most states).
Start My Free QuoteCheck out the benefits you can get with group dental plans bought on eHealth.
Free cleanings and regular checkups
covered with most group dental plans
Offer the highest maximum benefits to
employees for basic & major procedures
Our plans are accepted by dentists and
dental specialists all over the country
Providing dental insurance can provide great benefits to your employees and to you as an employer. See how the 4 plan types work and what they cover.
Plan type |
Choice of dentists |
Out-of-pocket cost |
---|---|---|
PPO |
Fewer Limitations: Not required to visit in-network dentists but PPO in-network dentists will have lowest out-of-pocket costs. | Copayment: Pay a copayment for procedures. Require you to reach a deductible and have a maximum. |
HMO(Prepaid Plan) |
Very Limited: Choose one dentist or facility. Out-of-network procedures will not be covered. | Coinsurance: No deductibles or maximum. You pay a copayment for certain procedures. Some products may have zero-out-of-pocket costs. |
Fee-for-Service(Indemnity Plan) |
Fewer Limitations: Large choice of dentists. | Copayment + Fee: Pay a copayment for procedures. Additional fee for the dentist since they are not reimbursed. |
Discount Plans |
No Limitations on network | Discounted Fee: Reduced fee-for-service is completely out-of-pocket. No deductible or maximum. |
Plan type & Choice of dentists |
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PPOFewer Limitations: Not required to visit in-network dentists but PPO in-network dentists will have lowest out-of-pocket costs. |
HMO(Prepaid Plan)Very Limited: Choose one dentist or facility. Out-of-network procedures will not be covered. |
Fee-for-Service(Indemnity Plan)Fewer Limitations: Large choice of dentists. |
Discount PlansNo Limitations on network |
Out-of-pocket cost |
PPOCopayment: Pay a copayment for procedures. Require you to reach a deductible and have a maximum. |
HMO(Prepaid Plan)Coinsurance: No deductibles or maximum. You pay a copayment for certain procedures. Some products may have zero-out-of-pocket costs. |
Fee-for-Service(Indemnity Plan)Copayment + Fee: Pay a copayment for procedures. Additional fee for the dentist since they are not reimbursed. |
Discount PlansDiscounted Fee: Reduced fee-for-service is completely out-of-pocket. No deductible or maximum. |
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Under the Affordable Care Act (ACA) a small business is generally not required to offer dental insurance to its employees. Even if offering dental benefits isn’t a requirement for your business, you may still want to consider buying a dental plan for your employees.
Surveys have shown that many workers value benefits like health and dental insurance more than a pay raise. By offering group dental insurance to your employees, you may find it easier to hire and retain the best workers for your small business.
If you meet certain standards (employing less than 25 full-time workers, average wages less than $50,000, and paying at least 50% of premiums) you could also qualify for a small business tax credit to help pay for your employees’ dental premiums.
In order to qualify for group dental insurance, you need to meet a few standards:
This list should be used only as a general guideline for group dental insurance eligibility, so consult your own tax, accounting, or legal advisor instead of relying on this article as tax, accounting, or legal advice.
Buying group dental insurance through eHealth does not come at any extra cost to you. If you buy a dental plan through eHealth, you will pay the regular monthly premium set by the insurance company, and it will be the same price for that plan on their website as ours.
Using a web-based entity like eHealth, you will find a wide selection of dental plans from different companies, free quotes, and assistance from licensed agents. If you have any questions about your small business’ eligibility or what type of dental plans are available, visit eHealth.com to compare plans, or call a licensed representative Mon-Fri, 9AM - 7PM EST at 1-877-456-6670.
You have plenty of options to choose from when it comes to group dental insurance plans. Since you are buying for a small business, you may want to offer more than one type of plan. The main plans are:
You can offer dental as an add-on to your health insurance plan. With add-ons like dental, you can build a total benefits package for yourself and your employees, without making things complicated.
Whether you are looking for the perfect dental, vision or health plan, eHealth has you covered
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