Broker
With more than 60 years of dental insurance expertise and the nation's largest network of dentists, it's no wonder one in three Americans with dental insurance are covered by Delta Dental.
The nation’s largest network: Our comprehensive network offers dental coverage in all 50 states, Puerto Rico and other U.S. territories, with a strong local presence in communities across the country.
Easy to work with: Connect with your local Delta Dental company to start selling group plans or individual policies with a few easy steps.
Broad selection of plans: A variety of affordable plans are available to suit your clients' specific needs.
Solutions for all brokers: Access to a range of tools to help you grow and manage your business.
The national network of Delta Dental companies protects more smiles than any other insurance company.
Enter the state where you are located, or if you are looking for information for a client, enter the state where their company’s insurance-buying decisions are made.
You will be directed to the local Delta Dental website of the state you entered.
Enter your state or the state where your client's insurance-buying decisions are made.
The process varies by state. To become an approved Delta Dental broker, please contact the Delta Dental company in your state.
You should select the Delta Dental located in the state where your client is headquartered. Our RFP Assistant can help you find the appropriate contact information and submit a request for proposal for your client.
Plans and rates vary by location and group size. Your local Delta Dental sales representative can assist you in choosing the best coverage and rates for your clients. Use our RFP Assistant to find local contact information and submit a request for proposal for your client.
Out-of-state employees have the same coverage as employees who live within the state where your client is headquartered (subject to applicable law). Because Delta Dental offers the nation's largest network, it's easy to find an in-network provider in all 50 states.
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