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forum threadSUCHaDEAL posted Jul 11, 2026 2:01 PM

30% off Dental Plans at DENTALPLANS.com with code (NEW Users) Individual and Family Options

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there is a $20 processing fee, one and two year plans available, 30% off applies to both options.

RMN30 in the promo code at checkout. If one is already populated, remove it and enter RMN30 instead (may be a 10% off code)



They offer a lot of different plans and providers, so you can see which ones your dentist is included in or find ones near you. It is always a GOOD IDEA to call the dentist office prior to sign up to verify they participate in a given plan.

Note: Some are DISCOUNT PLANS where you pay 50-75% standard fees (ie a cleaning is $39 vs $110) There are no claims submitted.

Auto renew is defaulted but can be removed after sign up is completed.
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www.dentalplans.com

there is a $20 processing fee, one and two year plans available, 30% off applies to both options.

RMN30 in the promo code at checkout. If one is already populated, remove it and enter RMN30 instead (may be a 10% off code)



They offer a lot of different plans and providers, so you can see which ones your dentist is included in or find ones near you. It is always a GOOD IDEA to call the dentist office prior to sign up to verify they participate in a given plan.

Note: Some are DISCOUNT PLANS where you pay 50-75% standard fees (ie a cleaning is $39 vs $110) There are no claims submitted.

Auto renew is defaulted but can be removed after sign up is completed.

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Make sure to check participating dentists
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Can this be applied in addition to or does it act as a substitute for dental insurance?
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Quote from bluekiwi :
Make sure to check participating dentists
yes I gave that advice in OP.

And beyond that, even if your dentist IS listed, be sure to verify current participation by contacting your dentist's office to make sure they still accept it.

It's a good deal, but check all the boxes before paying $100+ for a plan
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Quote from bluekiwi :
Can this be applied in addition to or does it act as a substitute for dental insurance?
So when you take the time to use your own advice you decided to make a seperate post about "checking with your participating dentist"...let everyone know. Roll Eyes (Sarcastic)
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Quote from bluekiwi :
Can this be applied in addition to or does it act as a substitute for dental insurance?
You can have both a dental savings plan and traditional dental insurance, but you cannot use them simultaneously for the exact same procedure. Instead, you can use the savings plan to reduce your out-of-pocket costs for treatments your insurance does not cover (like cosmetic work) or to save money after you reach your insurance's annual maximum limit

It's also great for folks with NO dental insurance. Covers a lot of services at highly discounted prices. Some dental insurance plans are pretty pricey, so if you prefer more of a pay as you go model, this is helpful.
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As there are NO claims submitted for the 'savings plans' likely can be used in addition.
Which you would be wrong, at least as a blanket statement.
The handful of dentists I've went to don't allow you to double dip or use both.
"Maybe" some do but sounds like you're just making up how it should work compared to actual data points.
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Quote from SDLooper :
Which you would be wrong, at least as a blanket statement.
The handful of dentists I've went to don't allow you to double dip or use both.
"Maybe" some do but sounds like you're just making up how it should work compared to actual data points.
Was an educated (or not a very good educated) guess, but based on your comment I'll share what I found and correct my previous answer.

You can have both a dental savings plan and traditional dental insurance, but you cannot use them simultaneously for the exact same procedure. Instead, you can use the savings plan to reduce your out-of-pocket costs for treatments your insurance does not cover (like cosmetic work) or to save money after you reach your insurance's annual maximum limit

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