How it Works 2

Dental savings plans

Dental savings plans operate on a membership model. Pay an annual fee for access to significantly reduced rates on most procedures at any participating dentists nationwide.

Save 15-50% on dental care
Accepted by 241k participating dentists
Affordable plans start from $13.33 a month

Join your preferred dental savings plan

Choose from over 25 plans from trusted carriers, such as Aetna, Cigna and Careington.

Tip: Our online tools can match you with your perfect plan.

Visit any participating dentist

Over 70% of dentists accept dental savings plans. That’s 140,000 dentists nationwide.

Tip: You can search our dentist directory to see which plans your dentist accepts or find a new participating dentist.

Show your membership card and save

Pay reduced rates directly at the dentist. Plan members report saving an average of 50%* on their dental care.

*Source: Discount Health Programs 2016 Consumer & Provider Survey Results

Dental insurance

For a monthly premium, dental insurance plans provide coverage for various dental procedures, typically on a 100-80-50 model*

100% coverage for in-network preventative care
Ideal for people with great oral health

*Preventive care covered at 100%, basic care covered at 80% and major care covered at 50%

Enroll in your preferred dental insurance plan

Use our online tools to find a dental insurance plan that fits your needs and budget.

Tip: Check plan details for waiting periods, deductible, and annual limits and restrictions on pre-existing conditions.

Visit the dentist

Choose from our network of over 140,000 dentists nationwide.

Tip: Some dental insurance plans will let you see an out-of-network dentist however you will save more by staying in-network.

Show your membership card at the dentist

Show your insurance card at the dentist and, in most cases, they will process a claim on your behalf. Depending on the procedure, you may have a balance due.

We’ve got a plan for you. Let’s compare.

We want you to live life with a clean, healthy mouth—and both dental savings plans and dental insurance can help you do that. But it’s important to consider the differences between these plans and choose the one that best matches your needs. Let’s dive in.