At Spirit, we believe that dental insurance should be affordable so that more people can gain access to the care that they and their families need. That’s why we offer a variety of plans to suit all budgets. So forget about needing to break the bank to get dental insurance that works, or, worse yet, having to sacrifice insurance just because you can’t afford it!
While you’re shopping for the ideal dental insurance policy, consider more than just the price; also think about what the plan has to offer. Sure, having a low-cost plan is helpful, but if it doesn’t provide you with the coverage that you need to meet all of your dental care requirements, it probably won’t be worth it. That’s why our plans combine the best in affordable pricing and comprehensive coverage.
Remember: protecting your teeth and gums starts with prevention, so purchasing a plan today can help alleviate potential costs down the road.
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A little comparison shopping can reveal a lot about the savings that you can reap when you sign up for a Spirit dental plan.
Check out this chart to see how our coverage and costs stack up against other popular insurance providers:
Spirit | AARP | Humana | |
---|---|---|---|
Cost | $36 - $70 Per Month | $45 - $75 per Month | $20 - $48 per Month |
Deductible | $100 | $100 | $150 |
Maximum Benefit | $1,200 - $5,000 | $1,000 - $1,500 | $1,000 - $1,500 |
Vision | Yes | No | Yes |
Choice of Any Dentist | Yes | No | No |
Dental Implants | Yes | No | No |
Child Orthodontia | Yes | No | No |
Are you thinking that you don’t need dental insurance because you can simply pay out-of-pocket whenever you go to the dentist? You might want to reconsider. Over time, and with the right affordable dental insurance plan, you could end up saving money, even though you’re paying a monthly premium and deductible.
These costs will vary according to where you’re located and the amount of work that’s required to get your teeth back to an optimal state of health. Nevertheless, it’s clear to see that, with the support of an affordable dental insurance policy, you can save quite a bit of money.
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You might think that dental care is just something that you do at home when you brush and floss. But the truth is that your at-home oral hygiene routine isn’t enough; you also need to see a dentist regularly for checkups, cleanings, and treatments that include preventive measures to keep your smile bright and your gums healthy.
Every day, your mouth is exposed to germs and bacteria, acids from your favorite foods and drinks, and plaque that can turn into destructive tartar. You should clean your teeth and gums by brushing and flossing daily, but it won’t compare to the deep clean that a professional dental hygienist can provide.
In addition to keeping your teeth clean, regular trips to the dentist can also help ensure that conditions are caught and treated in their earliest stages. You might not know that you have a cavity, but your dentist will pick up on it after taking x-rays. And you may not realize that your enamel is eroding until your dentist takes a look at the condition of your teeth during a routine exam. Plus, you might be exhibiting signs of gum disease without realizing it, but your dentist can help you stop this condition in its tracks before it can cause further damage and tooth loss.
It’s clear that your dentist and hygienist do a lot at every visit to ensure your teeth remain clean and your gums remain strong, so skimping on insurance that will make every trip to the dentist more affordable isn’t wise. Thankfully, there are a host of affordable Spirit plans to choose from, so you never have to miss an appointment or stretch your wallet to get the care that you need.
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Review our plans or speak with one of our licensed agents today if you have any questions regarding coverage and which plan is best for you.
*The $5,000 annual maximum plan(s) may not be available in all states.