Dental Expense Insurance

Definition of "Dental expense insurance"

Insurance that usually follows the format of comprehensive health insurance plans in that there is a coinsurance requirement of usually 75 to 80%, and a limit on benefits for any one person per calendar year. In many instances, there is no deductible for annual preventive oral examinations. Orthodontia benefits are usually provided separately.

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