VA Dental Insurance


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VA Dental Insurance can be purchased for around $16 a month per a person. Families can also apply with rates as low as $50 a month per a family. HumanaOne dental offers this insurance to be purchased online at Humana One Dental. The dental insurance can be effective very quickly and the memeber card can be printed online.

VA Dental Insurance Benefits:

Preventive services No waiting period 100% no deductible

Routine oral exam, 2 per year

Periodontal exam, 2 per year

X-rays, limit 1 full set per year

Dental cleanings, limit 2 per year

Topical fluoride treatment, limit 1 per year for age 14 and under

Basic Dental services Six month waiting period 50% after $50 deductible

Emergency care for pain relief after deductible

Extractions and root removal

Fillings limit 2 covered per year with composite covered on front teeth only

Space maintainers for age 14 and under -covers initial placement only

Prefabricated stainless steel crowns

Oral surgery

Discount Dental Services No waiting periods, Discounted 28%

Periodontics and Endodontics / Root Canals

Crowns and Implants

Bridgework and Dentures

Denture relines and rebases

Denture repair and adjustments

Appliances for children

Inlays and onlays

Orthodontia services - Discounted 28%

Adult and child orthodontia

Calendar Year Maximum - $1000 of services will be covered a year.

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Our family has used our VA dental insurance many times. My wife and two sons also use the insurance twice a year but I ony go to the dentist once. My last trip to the dentist involved having my son get his wisdom teeth pulled and my youngest son had a filling done. The insurance worked like a charm. All the pricing was provided to me when I first made the appointments. It only ended up being about $150 for getting the wisdom teeth pulled and the filling done. I can't complain about that. From years of experience, I will recommend contacting your dental office and giving them your member information ahead of time. This give the dental office staff time to call your insurance provider and get all the paper work done ahead of time. This saves your from waiting and finding it out while your in the office.

Personaly, my last visit to the dentist was not so good. I ended up getting a crown and root canal. This meant I had to see an oral surgeon to perform the work. My dentist had referred me to the oral surgen, so that part was easy enough. It took about three weeks before the dental surgeon was available, but he did a great job. I got anesthesia, because I requested it. I hate pain, so anesthesia was important to me. Our VA dental insurance costs our family of four $52 a month. I get my money's worth every year.
Paul and Virginia H.