What does DMDP mean in DENTAL

The DMDP includes preventive services such as checkups, cleanings, X-rays, sealants, and fluoride treatments. It also covers major restorative work such as fillings, crowns, bridges, and root canals. Some plans also provide orthodontic care and other specialized procedures.

Cost varies depending on the type of plan you choose and whether or not your employer provides a subsidy. Generally speaking, the cost of a basic plan ranges anywhere from - per month depending on your age and the level of coverage you select.

DMDP is accepted by most licensed dentists in the United States who have agreed to accept discounted payments from health plans that utilize Delta Dental networks. Your dentist must be contracted with Delta Dental to accept your plan payments directly from them or from your third-party administrator (TPA).

Coverage typically becomes effective within three business days after you submit your enrollment form online or via mail. Once it's active, you'll receive an ID card listing both your primary care provider (PCP) and all covered benefits under your plan.

Yes—there may be certain exclusions or limits listed on your policy documents that may restrict certain dental services from being covered under the plan. Additionally, if there are no available dentists within 15 miles of where you live or work that accept DMDP insurance, then the plan won't cover services provided outside that radius.