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Baby Dental – Dental Insurance Plans with Short Waiting Periods

Wednesday, Mar. 15th 2023 6:20 AM

Question: I need to have a PPO dental insurance plan in order to state with my current provider. I hoping to find one that has shorter waiting periods then 6 and 12 months.

Answer: Six and Twelve months are pretty basic waiting periods for PPO dental insurance plan. However we do have one Madison National dental insurance plan with no waiting periods you may want to review.

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