If you haven’t registered for your Delta Dental online account, click here and follow the instructions for signing up. Once you’ve registered, you can print an ID card. If it’s easier for you, you can also ask for an ID card by calling Delta Dental customer service at 1-855-830-6583 (TTY: 711).
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How do I apply for Delta Dental Medicare Advantage provider network?
Affiliate dental plans for membership, federal and state government programs. In order to apply for participation in the Delta Dental Medicare Advantage provider network, please send an email to [email protected] and we will reply with an application and contract.
How do I create a Delta Dental account?
You'll need to register to create your Delta Dental account so that you can log in to view your plan details, locate an in-network dentist, check on your claims and more. Identify your user type, selecting “Enrollee/Adult Dependent” from the drop-down list.
How do I view my Delta Dental ID card online?
Download the Delta Dental app (by the Delta Dental Plans Association) from the App Store or Google Play. Log in to your account and see your ID card on the home screen. Access your ID card when you visit our website from your mobile phone's browser. It’s easy and convenient to go paperless and view your documents online — not to mention faster!
When can I enroll in a Delta Dental Plan?
If you’re already a SCAN member and you’re not currently enrolled in a supplemental dental plan, you can enroll in a Delta Dental plan from Oct. 15 to Dec. 31, or within two calendar months from Jan. 1. Q: How can I find or change a dentist?
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How to find Delta Dental member ID?
If you’d prefer to have an ID card, you can: Print one from your computer. Log into your Delta Dental account and follow the instructions to print your ID card.
How to change address for Delta Dental?
To change your address, contact both your dentist and your benefit administrator (if you have coverage through your employer or another organization). Members who obtained a plan through the Health Care Exchange (Marketplace) should contact the Exchange. You do not need to contact Delta Dental.
What is the HIPAA form for Delta Dental?
If you need to access an adult family member's dental information, you will need to complete a HIPAA authorization form (pdf). This form allows adult family members to designate another person to manage their dental plan. Learn more about Delta Dental's privacy practices.
How to avoid missing a Delta dental payment?
If you purchased your plan directly from Delta Dental and pay your own premium, you can avoid missing a payment by enrolling in autopay. Set it up when you first enroll or any time afterward through your online account. When you log in to your account, select Set up autopay from the menu. Follow the instructions to select your autopay frequency ...
Protect your smile
When you have dental benefits, it's easier to get the regular care that helps keep you and your smile healthy. You'll also be covered for many unforeseen dental problems. Now that's a reason to smile!
Stick to your budget
Dental coverage means you're likely to pay less for services because we contract with dentists to offer you lower rates. Most procedures — even braces and dentures — will be a fraction of what they'd cost without benefits.¹
Get the coverage you need
Our Delta Dental PPO ™ ² and DeltaCare ® USA ³ plans include the services you need most. Get preventive care like routine cleanings and exams at little or no cost.
Choose your dentist
You can count on our dentists for professional, reliable care. Love your current dentist? Chances are they're in our expansive network. Use our search tool to find them or look for a dentist nearby.
Your partner in oral health and wellness
You can count on Delta Dental as a trusted leader in dental coverage. We're one of the largest dental benefits providers nationwide.⁴
Health Care Exchange (Marketplace) plans
Delta Dental offers dental plans on state and federal exchanges. Learn more about your Marketplace choices. You can also apply for a plan or check your enrollment status.
Frequently asked questions
Shopping for a plan doesn't have to be intimidating. We've got answers to these common questions to help you find the right plan.
Find an in-network dentist near you
Keep your dental expenses as low as possible by staying in your plan’s network. Some plans require you to visit your selected primary care dentist. Our find a dentist tool makes the search for a dentist easy.
Check eligibility and benefits details
You’ll be able to access personalized information once you create your online account. This includes covered procedures and the family members included under your plan.
Visit the dentist
No ID card needed — just supply your name, date of birth and social security number (or your member number, which you’ll find on your ID card after logging in). If you’re a dependent, you’ll need these details for the primary member.
Learn how the plan works
Plan ahead and stick to your budget with DeltaCare USA, an HMO-type plan.
Choose your primary care dentist
Select a skilled primary care dentist from the DeltaCare USA network using our Find a Dentist tool. This dentist provides most of your treatment and coordinates any necessary specialist referrals. You can change your DeltaCare USA dentist at any time.
See your costs up front and save
The plan gives you a broad range of coverage with no waiting period, annual maximum or deductible. You'll have a list of copayments for every covered procedure so you know all your costs — for preventive, basic and major services — up front.
Why is it important to know which Delta dental network you are in?
This information is important because it determines how your patient's benefits are paid. When a patient asks if you participate with Delta Dental, please be specific about which Delta Dental network you participate in.
What is the primary dental plan?
Typically, one of the dental plans will be considered the primary plan for your patient. It will pay first , and any additional plans will pay whatever portion of the charge is remaining and reimbursable. Your patient's plan contains a coordination of benefits provision that explains this process. In no event will the plans pay more than 100 percent of the cost of treatment.
Does Delta Dental pay in full?
Participating dentists agree to scheduled fees as payment in full. As with all of the Delta Dental networks, dentists agree to processing policies and are prohibited from billing and collecting charges in excess of the agreed-upon fee.
Do I have to notify Delta Dental of changes?
Am I required to notify Delta Dental of changes to my practice? Yes, if you are a Delta Dental network dentist. In order for us to maintain accurate records, you are required to notify your local Delta Dental company's professional relations department, in writing, of any changes to your practice.
How do I contact Delta Dental?
Or if it’s easier for you, you can call Delta Dental customer service at 1-855-830-6583 (TTY: 711). Q: I already have a dentist.
How to find a dentist in Delta?
You can also use the “Find a Dentist” search tool on the Delta Dental website or call Delta Dental customer service at 1-855-830-6583.
What happens if you don't pay your dental premium?
IMPORTANT: If you don’t pay your supplemental dental premium, we may disenroll you from your dental plan as well as your SCAN medical benefit. Non-payment of plan premiums for your optional supplemental plan may result in dis-enrollment from your SCAN plan.
What is Delta Dental treatment plan?
The treatment plan is a list of all dental care (procedures) your dentist feels you need. You’ll review costs and decide what to do next: If any emergency care is needed, that will be listed first. Your dentist may recommend a procedure (s) that isn’t covered as part of your Delta Dental benefits.
What is the Delta Dental Benefit booklet?
The benefit booklet lists all the covered services by a code, description and copayment. If you have questions about your Delta Dental benefit booklet, call Delta Dental at 1-855-830-6583 (TTY: 711).
When does dental coverage stop?
For example, if we receive your request on July 15, your dental coverage will stop on Aug. 1. If we receive your request after the last day of the month, you’ll need to pay your dental premium for the following month. So, if we receive your request on Aug. 1, you’ll still need to pay your dental premium for August.
Do you get a welcome letter from Delta Dental?
Open Close. Yes. If you’re new to Delta Dental, you’ll receive a welcome letter along with your ID card. The letter will let you know the name of your assigned dentist. Please make sure the name on the letter is correct. If not, please call Delta Dental.
