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Dental Benefits

SIPs are not eligible for this coverage

MetLife | DHMO Dental Plan - Select states only (CA, FL, NJ, NY, and TX)
With the Dental Health Maintenance Organization (DHMO) plan through MetLife, you are required to select a general dentist
to provide your dental care. You will contact your general dentist for all of your dental needs, such as routine check‐ups and
emergency situations. If specialty care is needed, you do need a referral. For covered procedures, you'll pay the pre‐set
copay or coinsurance fee described in your DHMO plan booklet. Please keep a copy of your booklet to refer to when utilizing
your dental care. This will show the applicable copays that apply to all of the dental services that are covered under this plan.

MetLife | PPO Dental Plan - All States
With the MetLife Preferred Provider Organization (PPO) dental plan, you may visit a PPO dentist and benefit from the
negotiated rate or visit a non‐network dentist. When you utilize a PPO dentist, your out-of-pocket expenses will be less. You
may also obtain services using a non-network dentist; however, you will be responsible for the difference between the
covered amount and the actual charges and you may be responsible for filing claims.

MetLife MetLife
Plan Features
DHMO Plan PPO Plan
MetLife Dental
Network Network Non-Network
Network
Dental Benefits

Calendar Year Maximum Unlimited $2,350
Office Visit Copay $5 Copay None

Deductible (Annual) Waived for Preventive Services
- Individual $0 $75 $75
- Family $0 Max 3 per Family Max 3 per Family

Preventive (Plan Pays) See Copay Schedule 100% 100%
Exams, X-Rays, Cleanings

Basic Services (Plan Pays) See Copay Schedule 80% 80%
Fillings, Oral Surgery,
Endodontics, Periodontics

Major Services (Plan Pays) See Copay Schedule 50% 50%
Crowns, Prosthetics

Orthodontia
- Covered Members Children & Adults Children & Adults
- Copay $1,850 Child / $1,850 Adult N/A
- Coinsurance N/A 50%
- Lifetime Benefit Max N/A $2,000
- Dependent Age Up to 26 Up to 26

Note: We strongly recommend you ask your dentist for a predetermination if total charges are expected to exceed $300.
Predetermination enables you and your dentist to know in advance what the payment will be for any service that may be
in question.

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