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MetLife has the largest range of dental insurance plans. Find the right coverage for you and your family.
Manage your employee benefits. Find a participating dentist. Download a dental claim form. En Español. 中文. Download the Plan Participant EOB Guide. Learn about Group Dental insurance. If you have questions about your dental insurance, please contact your company's benefits administrator.
MetLife’s Dental PPO plans offer flexibility, value, and a large network of dentists. Get coverage for preventive care, basic procedures, and major services.
Welcome to MetDental.com. Learn more about our plans and programs, find a dentist, or sign in to view patient eligibility, plan detail, and claims.
Dental benefits are provided by Metropolitan Life Insurance Company (MetLife). Virtual dental services are provided by Teledentistry Network, Inc. (TNI). Dental.com (Website) is developed, provided, and maintained by TNI and not MetLife.
MetLife TakeAlong Dental. Individual dental insurance is a smart option to help you protect your smile — and your savings. Your smile is important to you, but it can be expensive to keep healthy. And while it can be hard to find the right dental program to meet your needs, MetLife can help.
Dental benefits are provided by Metropolitan Life Insurance Company (MetLife) or an affiliate of MetLife. Certain administrative services are provided by Careington Benefit Solutions, Frisco, TX (Careington).
With our lifelong, portable dental plan, you can retire with nationwide network access and the same great dental benefits you know and trust. TakeAlong Dental is there for you through every life stage; and that's something to smile about!
Once you’re clear on your plan’s requirements, these three simple steps will help you find a dentist who puts you at ease and helps keep you healthy. 1. Get dentist recommendations. You can start by asking people you trust—friends, relatives, and coworkers—for recommendations of good dentists.
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