Flexible and affordable dental insurance for seniors

Just like the health of your joints, skin, heart and more, dental health is essential to your overall well-being – especially if you’re over 60. HealthPartners believes senior oral health should be simple, so we offer flexible and affordable senior dental plans in Minnesota and Wisconsin. Insurance that makes it easy to get great dental care through networks of trusted dentists? That’s something to smile about.

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Younger than 60? Our personal dental plans for individual and families make it easy to get great care.

Choose from two dental networks

Our dental networks are designed around high-quality care at affordable costs.

The HealthPartners Dental Group network

If you live in or around the Twin Cities, the HealthPartners Dental Group (HPDG) network features dentists and specialists providing reliable, top-notch care.

Search dentists and dental clinics in the HPDG network The Dental Open Access network

Our Dental Open Access network offers access to most dentists across Minnesota and Wisconsin, as well as 85,000 dentists nationwide.

Search dentists and dental clinics in the Dental Open Access network
Three senior personal dental plans to fit your needs

Want to know what kind of dental coverage you can expect? Take a look below at the coverage highlights of our senior dental insurance plans in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

Unless otherwise noted, the chart below lists what we pay when you see an in-network provider

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Plan features Standard Comprehensive plan High Comprehensive plan Preventive Plus plan
Best for people who Want coverage for a wide range of dental needs, from preventive care to surgery, new dentures and more Have had past dental work that needs ongoing care, or have noticed their dental needs changing Expect just regular dental checkups, and care for the occasional cavity or denture repair
Your 2027 monthly premium* Starting at $44.88/month Starting at $51.16/month Starting at $35.47/month
Your deductible $50/year $50/year $50/year
Diagnostic and preventive care 100% before deductible (including three exams and cleanings per year) 100% before deductible (including three exams and cleanings per year) 100% before deductible (including three exams and cleanings per year)
Fillings and simple extractions 50% after deductible 80% after deductible 80% after deductible
Endodontics, major oral surgery and crowns 50% after deductible 50% after deductible Not covered
Periodontics 50% after deductible Non-surgical treatment 80% after deductible; Surgical treatment 50% after deductible Non-surgical treatment 80% after deductible; Surgical treatment not covered
Prosthetics, like bridges, dentures and implants 50% after deductible Bridge and denture repairs 80% after deductible; New bridges, dentures and implants 50% after deductible Bridge and denture repairs 80% after deductible; New bridges, dentures and implants not covered
Annual maximum (coverage limit) $1,000/year $1,250/year $1,250/year

*Premium amounts are effective from Jan. 1 through Dec. 31, 2027.

You’ve got options even if your dentist isn’t in network: Our plans cover out-of-network dentists, too (at a reduced benefit).

If you have questions about your plan or care, our friendly, Midwest-based Member Services team is here to help.

Healthy Discounts℠ helps members save on eyewear, fitness and more. Plus, members who are pregnant or diabetic get more benefits with MouthWise Matters.

Want the ease of all your health insurance under the same roof? We also offer individual and family medical plans, and Medicare plans, in Minnesota and Wisconsin.

There’s a lot to chew on. Find more information on HealthPartners personal dental plans in our easy-to-use guide.

Advice to help you choose the best personal dental plan

The best senior dental plan is the one that works for your needs. We’re here to help you find the right plan for you.

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