Dental Insurance

2024 DENTAL PLANS

           There are two dental plans available to "Regular Full-Time" employees through Delta Dental of Michigan. They are:

OPTION 1: CORE DENTAL PLAN, DELTA DENTAL OF MICHIGAN


The Core Dental Plan is an Employer paid benefit provided to  you at no cost. The Core Dental Plan pays 100% of reasonable & customary charges for teeth cleaning, dental exams, and  X-rays, twice per calendar year.  The Core Plan has  no  deductibles or co-pays.

For more information regarding the Core Dental Plan please click on the  link below:

          Link:  2024 Core Plan Delta Dental 

                                                             There is no charge to the employee for this dental plan.

OPTION 2:  ENHANCED DENTAL PLAN, DELTA DENTAL OF MICHIGAN


The Enhanced Dental Plan pays 100% of reasonable & customary (R&C) charges for cleaning, exams and  X-rays, twice per year.  Additionally, the Plan pays 75% of reasonable and customary charges for basic treatment such as fillings, crowns, and oral surgery,  along with 50% of reasonable and customary charges for major treatment such as bridges and dentures.  Under this plan there is a calendar year deductible of $50 per individual or $150 per family. There is an  annual maximum of $1,200 per person per year.  The Enhanced Plan also includes an orthodontia benefit that  pays 50% of the cost, not subject to deductible, with a $1,500 per person lifetime maximum.

For more information of the Enhanced Dental Plan please click on the  link below:  

Opt-Out Option 

An employee may opt-out of dental coverage plans, however, the employee is required to present documentation to Human Resources that verifies they are covered under another plan provided by a spouse or parent. Once the Human Resources Department has verified the employee's coverage, the employee will receive a bi-weekly opt-out credit of $2.50.

Please be advised opt-out selection is conditional upon providing documentation that clearly verifies your name, type of insurance coverage, and dates dental coverage is effective. A copy of your spouse's Open Enrollment selections, or a letter from your spouse's employer (on letterhead) substantiating the stated criteria would suffice as documentation of coverage.

Dental Insurance  Card NOT Required

With Delta Dental there is no need for presentation of an insurance  card.  Just advise your provider that you have Delta Dental Insurance coverage. You may be asked to provide your Social Security number at the time of your dental appointment in order to verify your coverage.

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2023 Benefits Guide

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