2025 Blue DentalSM EPO 80/50/50 (0/0/0) with Vision
This plan only covers dental care you get from dentists in our nationwide preferred network. For vision care, you can see any VSP eye doctor.
This EPO plan only covers care from Tier 1 dentists — dentists who are in our nationwide PPO network. But with more than 3,600 PPO dentists in Michigan, and thousands more nationwide, it's easy to find a Tier 1 PPO in-network dentist. Your monthly payments for this all-ages dental plan will be lower than our other plans, and these dentists give you the most savings on services such as cleanings, X-rays and fillings.
You can buy this plan if you live in any Michigan county except Iron, Keweenaw or Ontonagon.
EPO. Your dental care is only covered if you see a Tier 1 PPO in-network dentist. There's no out-of-network coverage.
To give you an accurate price, we'll need some information. Find a plan to get a quote.
Your deductible is the amount you pay for dental services each year before your insurance begins to pay.
Your coinsurance is your share of the costs of a service. It's usually figured as a percentage of the amount we allow to be charged for services. You start paying coinsurance after you’ve met your plan’s deductible
This is the limit on what your plan pays for dental care benefits for members who are 19 or older when their plan starts. After reaching that limit for the year, you pay for 100% of your dental care.
This out-of-pocket maximum is the most you’ll have to pay during a calendar year for covered pediatric dental services. Once you’ve reached this out-of-pocket maximum, your plan pays 100 percent of the allowed amount.
Your coinsurance is your share of the costs of a service. It's usually figured as a percentage of the amount we allow to be charged for services. You start paying coinsurance after you’ve met your plan’s deductible
Members can find information about agent commissions.
You choose between coverage for prescription glasses (lenses and frame) or contact lenses, but not both:
Members can find information about agent commissions.
Adult members are age 19 or older at the start of the coverage year.
Your dental care is only covered if you see a Tier 1 PPO in-network dentist. There is no out-of-network coverage.
Preventive care like exams and cleanings. There is no waiting period for Class I services.
Not covered.
Basic services like fillings and root canals. These services are covered six months after you first join a Blue Dental plan.
Major services like crowns and bridges. These services are covered 12 months after you first join a Blue Dental plan.
Not covered.
Orthodontic services
Not covered
Children can get pediatric benefits until the end of the calendar year in which they turn 19. There is no waiting period for pediatric dental.
For dental care, you can go to any licensed dentist and this plan will share the cost. But you'll pay less if you see a Tier 1 PPO in-network dentist.
Preventive care like exams and cleanings.
Basic services like fillings and root canals.
Sealants are covered once per fully erupted first and second permanent molar every 36 months for members to the end of the month of their 16th birthday.
Limited to once per tooth and surface every 24 months for primary teeth, and once per tooth and surface every 48 months for permanent teeth.
Major services like crowns and bridges.
Complete dentures covered once per arch every 84 months; partial dentures and bridges covered once per arch every 84 months for members age 16 and older.
Not covered.
Orthodontic services
Not covered
When you go to an eye doctor who participates with VSP, that's called getting your care in network. Find a VSP eye doctor.
You're also covered when you go to an eye doctor who doesn't participate with VSP, but you'll pay more. That's called getting your care out of network.
There's a limit on what your plan pays toward the cost of eyeglasses or contacts. It's called an annual allowance. Once you've reached that limit, you're responsible for paying all costs.
Every 12 months this plan shares the costs for prescription eyeglasses or contact lenses, but not both.
Standard lenses
Standard lenses prescribed by an eye doctor, optometrist or optician are covered once every 12 months.
A single copay applies to both lenses and frames.
Standard frames
Standard frames are covered once every 12 months.
A single copay applies to both lenses and frames.
Every 12 months, this plan shares the costs for eyeglasses or contact lenses, not both.
Elective contact lenses
Elective contact lenses are prescribed by an eye doctor, optometrist or optician to improve vision. They are covered once every 12 months.
Medically necessary contact lenses
Medically necessary contact lenses are for people with eye conditions that may be a side effect of an operation or from certain genetically related disorders. They are covered once every 12 months.
This EPO plan only covers care from Tier 1 dentists — dentists who are in our nationwide PPO network. But with more than 3,600 PPO dentists in Michigan, and thousands more nationwide, it's easy to find a Tier 1 PPO in-network dentist. Your monthly payments for this all-ages dental plan will be lower than our other plans, and these dentists give you the most savings on services such as cleanings, X-rays and fillings.
You can buy this plan if you live in any Michigan county except Iron, Keweenaw or Ontonagon.
EPO. Your dental care is only covered if you see a Tier 1 PPO in-network dentist. There's no out-of-network coverage.
To give you an accurate price, we'll need some information. Find a plan to get a quote.
Your deductible is the amount you pay for dental services each year before your insurance begins to pay.
Your coinsurance is your share of the costs of a service. It's usually figured as a percentage of the amount we allow to be charged for services. You start paying coinsurance after you’ve met your plan’s deductible
This is the limit on what your plan pays for dental care benefits for members who are 19 or older when their plan starts. After reaching that limit for the year, you pay for 100% of your dental care.
This out-of-pocket maximum is the most you’ll have to pay during a calendar year for covered pediatric dental services. Once you’ve reached this out-of-pocket maximum, your plan pays 100 percent of the allowed amount.
Your coinsurance is your share of the costs of a service. It's usually figured as a percentage of the amount we allow to be charged for services. You start paying coinsurance after you’ve met your plan’s deductible
Members can find information about agent commissions.
You choose between coverage for prescription glasses (lenses and frame) or contact lenses, but not both:
Members can find information about agent commissions.
Adult members are age 19 or older at the start of the coverage year.
Your dental care is only covered if you see a Tier 1 PPO in-network dentist. There is no out-of-network coverage.
Preventive care like exams and cleanings. There is no waiting period for Class I services.
Not covered.
Basic services like fillings and root canals. These services are covered six months after you first join a Blue Dental plan.
Major services like crowns and bridges. These services are covered 12 months after you first join a Blue Dental plan.
Not covered.
Orthodontic services
Not covered
Children can get pediatric benefits until the end of the calendar year in which they turn 19. There is no waiting period for pediatric dental.
For dental care, you can go to any licensed dentist and this plan will share the cost. But you'll pay less if you see a Tier 1 PPO in-network dentist.
Preventive care like exams and cleanings.
Basic services like fillings and root canals.
Sealants are covered once per fully erupted first and second permanent molar every 36 months for members to the end of the month of their 16th birthday.
Limited to once per tooth and surface every 24 months for primary teeth, and once per tooth and surface every 48 months for permanent teeth.
Major services like crowns and bridges.
Complete dentures covered once per arch every 84 months; partial dentures and bridges covered once per arch every 84 months for members age 16 and older.
Not covered.
Orthodontic services
Not covered
When you go to an eye doctor who participates with VSP, that's called getting your care in network. Find a VSP eye doctor.
You're also covered when you go to an eye doctor who doesn't participate with VSP, but you'll pay more. That's called getting your care out of network.
There's a limit on what your plan pays toward the cost of eyeglasses or contacts. It's called an annual allowance. Once you've reached that limit, you're responsible for paying all costs.
Every 12 months this plan shares the costs for prescription eyeglasses or contact lenses, but not both.
Standard lenses
Standard lenses prescribed by an eye doctor, optometrist or optician are covered once every 12 months.
A single copay applies to both lenses and frames.
Standard frames
Standard frames are covered once every 12 months.
A single copay applies to both lenses and frames.
Every 12 months, this plan shares the costs for eyeglasses or contact lenses, not both.
Elective contact lenses
Elective contact lenses are prescribed by an eye doctor, optometrist or optician to improve vision. They are covered once every 12 months.
Medically necessary contact lenses
Medically necessary contact lenses are for people with eye conditions that may be a side effect of an operation or from certain genetically related disorders. They are covered once every 12 months.
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