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New Jersey Baby added on dental insurance.

Saturday, Mar. 5th 2011 11:27 AM

New Jersey Baby added on dental insurance.  I would like to know if I get one of your dental insurance plans that you offer in the state of New Jersey can I get if for just my husband and I for the time being?

I am only three months pregnant and I will like to add the baby on to the plan when born.  I am not sure if there is a process for that or not.  Like will I have to wait for a renewal date?? Or can I just add our baby when we feel it is time too?  Please advise.

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