Your plan information

Here are the links to your current plan documents. Please take some time to review it and understand the plan’s features so you can get the most from your coverage.

Get to know your dental benefits plan.

PPO Network

Dental Plan

The PPO Network Plan has the lowest cost to you as you only see dentists in the Delta Dental PPO network, which is a very broad nationwide network of dentists. The PPO dentist will file your claims directly with Delta Dental, cutting down the legwork on your end.

Open Network

Dental Plan

The Open Network Plan allows you to see any dentist you want; however, you’ll save money when you see a Delta Dental PPO or Delta Dental Premier network dentist. If you see a dentist that is not in the Delta Dental network, you may have to file your own claim.

What's Covered?

The two plans are exactly the same when it comes to coverage. Preventive care, such as your cleaning, is covered at 100%. For other services, you'll pay a percentage of the cost, once you meet an annual individual deductible of $50, or a maximum of $150 per family.

What’s Covered Percentage Paid Benefit Maximum
Preventive care (cleanings, bitewing X-rays) 100%, no deductible Two cleanings per year
Basic services (fillings, routine extractions) 80%, after deductible Costs apply to the annual $2,000 per-person maximum
Major services (crowns, bridges, dentures) 50%, after deductible Costs apply to the annual $2,000 per-person maximum
Orthodontia (for children and adults) 50%, no deductible Separate lifetime maximum of $2,000 per person
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MySmile has its
perks.

A MySmile account provides easy access to useful information like your virtual ID card, coverage estimates, explanations of benefits, and claim payment status—all in one place.

  • 24/7 access to your ID card and benefit information.NOTE: You will not receive a physical ID card. You can easily access your digital ID via your MySmile member account.
  • Find a dentist near you.
  • Estimate costs before you go to the dentist
  • And more!
Sign up for MySmile

Find a dentist. Easier than ever.

  • 1 Log into your  MySmile account
  • 2 Scroll down to "Find a Dentist"
  • 3

    Either type in your address or click "Expanded Search Criteria". Both will automatically filter results by dentists that accept your specific dental benefits plan. It'll look like this!  

Find a Dentist tool screenshot

Do you have a PPO Network Plan?

If you have a PPO Network Plan, your dental benefits will only work with a dentist in Delta Dental's PPO Network. If you see a dentist outside of the PPO Network (even a Delta Dental Premier dentist will register as out of network for your plan), you will not have coverage for your services.

It's always a good idea to call when scheduling your appointment and ask “Are you in the Delta Dental PPO network?”

Do you have an Open Network Plan?

If you have an Open Network Plan, you are able to seen any dentist, but your benefits will go further if you see a dentist in Delta Dental's PPO or Premier Network. If you see a dentist outside of the PPO or Premier Network, you will most likely have to file your own claim. own claim.

It's always a good idea to call when scheduling your appointment and ask “Are you in the Delta Dental PPO or Premier network?”

Health and Wellness Resources

Your oral health is vital for your overall wellbeing.

This is because problems in your teeth, gums, tongue, and oral tissues can indicate underlying health issues in other parts of your body. Since your mouth serves as a gateway to your body, maintaining good oral health can have surprising positive effects on other areas of your health.

Let's explore how oral health and overall wellness are interconnected.

Oral health at each stage of a woman's life

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Thyroid Disorders and Oral Health

The thyroid: it may be small, but it plays an incredibly big role in the day-to-day functions of our bodies.

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What are the signs and symptoms of oral cancer?

Mouth cancer, also referred to as oral cancer or oral cavity cancer, affects the inside of the mouth.

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The Mouth-Body Connection

Your oral health is vital for your overall wellbeing. This is because problems in your teeth, gums, tongue, and oral tissues can indicate underlying health issues in other parts of your body.

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The overall guide to preventive oral health services

Maintaining good oral health is essential for overall well-being. While brushing and flossing are fundamental, preventive care goes beyond these basics.

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Participating vs. non-participating dentists

We get it: whether your dentist is in-network or out-of-network is the kind of detail you may not consider until it’s too late and you’re already at the dentist.

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Frequently asked questions