Discount Dental Plans: Affordable and Flexible for Employers Group Dental Discount Plans: It's Not Insurance - It's Better By Brian Watts Group Discount Dental Plans Updated: 1/10/2007 5:05:08 PM Print Article Email Article           AFFORDABLE AND FLEXIBLE FOR EMPLOYERS There are several reasons why small employers are adopting discount dental plans. Topping the list is low cost, ease of administration, and a growing realization that discount plans offer employees real value. Cost is the number one reason why small employers don't offer a dental plan, and discount plans address this problem with very affordable fees and flexible enrollment options. Typical employee rates are generally less than $10 per month, with family rates typically below $15. Companies who can't afford this fee can still offer their employees a discount plan on a voluntary basis via payroll deduction. And discount plans don't have the dreaded "minimum employee participation" requirements that prevent many small employers from offering a plan. One additional bonus is that there is no renewal sticker shock. In fact, most dental discount plans can be purchased with multiple-year rate guarantees. Click here - IMMEDIATE, COMPREHENSIVE, AND UNLIMITED SAVINGS FOR EMPLOYEES - to continue reading "Group Dental Discount Plans: It's Not Insurance - It's Better." © 2007 Aspen Publishers, Inc. Jan 2007. Employee Benefit Plan Review 2007 Enter your ZIP code to compare the savings and benefits offered by the discount dental plans in your area. Take the first step toward a healthier smile and start saving today! > Find my dentist > Find a ZIP code             Additional Articles Trainee dentists use simulators to pract... Dental Care Questions – Do You Suffer fr... Mouth pain 'may not signify a dental hea... Dental care program 'can help prevent ja... Fluoride use urged for dental health Gum Disease (Gingivitis & Periodontitis)... Food for Thought: Your Diet Affects Your... Oral cancer linked to incense Stem cells produced from wisdom teeth Dental mouthguard claims to help athlete... Braces 'serve cosmetic and practical fun... Dental researchers make palate discovery... Dental implants '98% successful' Dental expert offers toothache advice Dental overlays and inlays explained Dental expert explains dry mouth Dental stem cells could save lives Scientists develop dental device to repl... Depression may be to blame for tooth-gri... Dental device helps migraine sufferers

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