Dental & Vision

Dental and vision coverage for your family

Healthy smiles and clear vision are part of everyday wellbeing. Learn how dental and vision plans work, then talk with Joseph about what fits your family.

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Dentist examining patient in a modern clinic

Dental coverage

Dental plans usually group care into preventive, basic and major services, each covered at different levels. Waiting periods and yearly limits vary, so it's worth reading the details.

Preventive care

Cleanings, exams and routine X-rays. Often covered at a higher level.

Basic services

Care such as fillings and simple extractions.

Major services

Care such as crowns, bridges and dentures. Often covered at a lower level.

Waiting periods

Some plans require time enrolled before basic or major services are covered.

Annual maximums

The most a plan pays toward covered care each plan year.

Networks

Check whether your dentist is in network, and what happens if you go out of network.

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Vision coverage

Many adult health plans don't include routine eye care. A vision plan can help with exams, glasses and contact lenses for you and your family.

Eye exams

Routine eye exams to check your vision and eye health.

Glasses

Allowances or discounts toward frames and lenses.

Contact lenses

Allowances toward contact lenses, often instead of glasses in the same period.

Networks

Check which eye doctors and retailers are in network before you choose.

How we help

1

Tell us what you need

Share a little about yourself, your household and what matters most to you in your coverage.

2

Review options with Glajola Resources.

We explain the options that may fit, in plain language, and answers your questions.

3

Continue with the right provider

When you're ready, you continue through the appropriate approved carrier or enrollment platform.

Questions people often ask

Quick answers to common questions. For anything about your own situation, Joseph is happy to help.

A waiting period is a set duration of time you must wait after your dental policy starts before certain services, such as crowns or other major restorative care, are covered.
Many dental plans cover preventive services, such as routine cleanings and exams, and provide partial coverage for basic and major procedures. Exact benefits, deductibles, annual maximums, and waiting periods depend on your plan.
Many vision plans provide benefits toward eye exams, prescription glasses, frames, or contact lenses. Allowances, copayments, and replacement schedules vary by policy.
Yes. Dental and vision insurance can often be purchased as separate policies, depending on the insurer and your location. You can compare standalone plans to find coverage that fits your needs and budget.
Some dental plans offer orthodontic benefits, but coverage may have age restrictions, waiting periods, lifetime maximums, or other limitations. Check the policy details before starting treatment.

Let's talk about your coverage

Contact Glajola Resources to book a time that works for you. You don’t need to have everything figured out first.

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