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I'd be surprised if you could find a dental insurance policy that would work for you.
Odds are, it would be more expensive to pay the premiums than it would be just to pay for the balance after your primary dental insurance out of pocket.
pattyqm00
AmeriPlan offers a dental plus package. $14.95 for individual coverage and $19.95 per month for the entire house hold. You can get anywhere from 20 - 80% discount on dental, vision, prescription, and health care. There is no waiting period.
For more information, visit: http://www.mybenefitsplus.com/pattyqm
mbrcatz
I haven't seen ANY dental insurances that pay out more than they cost - secondary OR primary.
Insurance Pickle.com
It depends on where you live. Dental insurance should run about $30/month and if you get a PPO dental plan you'd get network discounts AND coverage up to $1500/year...which at last count is far more benefit than $30/month would get you.
In some areas; however, it doesn't make sense. But, blanket statements are usually made (and not justified) by the uneducated.
Southern Belle ☆
You don't need dental insurance unless you have major dental problems. Your six month cleaning should cost $50-$75 - that's $150/year and most dental insurance costs over $200 annually. The dental coverage my company offered me was about $330 annually and it costs less than half of that for my cleanings so I denied it.
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