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Getting dental care is an important part of taking care of your oral health. But how much does it cost? The price for professional dental care can vary depending on where you get the service and what type of dental insurance plan you have.
Dental care typically includes various steps to clean your teeth and gums thoroughly. The first step is usually a comprehensive examination where a dentist or hygienist visually inspects your oral cavity for any issues. Then, they use specialized tools to remove plaque and tartar buildup from your teeth and below the gum line. Afterward, they polish your teeth to help remove any remaining stains and make them look shiny and smooth. Finally, they may recommend additional procedures to check for any underlying issues. Regular dental care may be a vital way to prevent any potential dental problems and keep your smile healthy and bright.
The average cost of a routine teeth cleaning at a dentist’s office is $99.47, according to Forbes.com.1 It is important to check with your dentist to find out exactly how much they charge and whether you need additional preventative or major services. Dental care can be expensive. The exact cost depends on the procedure, the dentist, and the location of your dental office.
Having a dental insurance policy can help significantly lower the cost of basic, preventative and major services, as well as any other procedures you might need. Dental insurance plans typically help cover some or all of the costs of preventative services. Generally, the average dental insurance cost for an individual plan is more expensive. However, there are also group plans available that provide more insurance coverage at a lower cost.
Dental insurance typically helps cover preventative care for routine and unexpected expenses. Some plans may also help cover major and specialty services.
Getting professional dental care may be essential for maintaining good oral health and hygiene. Having dental insurance can help to reduce the overall expense by covering some of the costs associated with dental care and other necessary procedures.
Coverage is underwritten by American Family Life Assurance Company of Columbus. In New York, coverage is underwritten by American Family Life Assurance Company of New York.
In Delaware, Policies A81100–A81400. Policies A82100R–A82400R. In Idaho, Policies A81100ID–A81400ID. Policies A82100RID–A82400RID. In Oklahoma, Policies A81100OK– A81400OK. Policies A82100ROK–A82400ROK. In Virginia, Policies A81100VA–A81200VA. Policies A82100RVA–A82400RVA.
Coverage underwritten by Tier One Insurance Company. Dental, Vision and Hearing: In Delaware, Policy T80000. In Idaho, Policy T80000ID. In Oklahoma, Policy T80000OK. Dental claims are administered by Aflac Benefits Solutions, Inc. Vision claims are administered by EyeMed Vision Care, LLC. Hearing claims are administered by Nations Hearing. NOTICE: The coverage offered is not a qualified health plan (QHP) under the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act (ACA) and is not required to satisfy essential health benefits mandates of the ACA. The coverage provides limited benefits. Tier One Insurance Company is part of the Aflac family of insurers. In California, Tier One Insurance Company does business as Tier One Life Insurance Company (Tier One NAIC 92908).
Aflac WWHQ | Tier One Insurance Company | 1932 Wynnton Road | Columbus, GA 31999
Content within this article is provided for general informational purposes and is not provided as tax, legal, health, or financial advice for any person or for any specific situation. Employers, employees, and other individuals should contact their own advisers about their situations. For complete details, including availability and costs of Aflac insurance, please contact your local Aflac agent.
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