United Healthcare Dental Insurance Reviews

I cancelled this insurance online before the policy renewed and it showed canceled. A week later, they sent me a email saying they charged my credit card for another month. I called to dispute the charge but they refused to refund the money saying they did not get the cancellation. Stay away from them!

This is the worst company for dental on the planet. First I had a dental plan. They denied everything even though I had cracked tooth. I had to pay out-of-pocket and pay for the plan. Then being on Medicare, you’re supposed to get $500 a year dental work. I submitted the claim with all of the paperwork required, which was a lot of work in April. I submitted it by mail, never heard anything back. I emailed them three times. No response. I’ve called multiple times, you basically just stay on hold and you don’t get a straight answer. Now we’re going into August with no reply. What a scam.

I had heard from my dentist that United Healthcare took this action frequently but never thought as a 4+ year customer I would have my dental insurance cancelled. Apparently, the credit card I used had been changed but I never received a notice from United that there was an issue. I checked and had not received an email or phone call from United. United did not have any letter notice in my file. While I contacted United One to get reinstated, they refused. While initially frustrated, it turns out there were several other options available for dental insurance that provided better coverage at a lower cost. Poor customer service never a good practice.

Updated on 06/30/2023: Rec'd dental service that I paid $15,000+ for out of pocket. Submitted a claim for partial reimbursement a few months later(well within the allowable time frame). Never heard back from UHC Dental. I called a few months after submitting my claim to find out the status, and the rep was not able to give me any info. A few more months go by, and still no contact from UHC Dental, so I call again. Rep said she would look into it + get back to me. Another couple months and still no word from UHC Dental, so I call again. This time I am told that the codes on the Doctor's invoices were invalid, but they do show a payout was made - but can't tell me who they paid!

We have United Healthcare Medicare Advantage through AARP. The healthcare portion has been mostly ok although it is often difficult to get doctors who accept this insurance. The dental coverage is another matter. They make it very difficult to get to the right group to file a claim, once filed it is very difficult to follow up on status. I was denied coverage for a complicated filling that avoided a crown. Although this seemed like a responsible and less costly approach it was denied. I have been sending in information to various groups for months on this. Each time I think I'm getting closed to resolution, I am told that the information need to be sent somewhere else. The final letter received said that they were not acting on my case because they couldn't verify my coverage, despite attaching copies of my insurance cards. They have won. I give up as it is too frustrating. This is exactly the response their system is designed to achieve!

I have spent the last 1.15 hours trying to find a dentist through UHC. I called two dentists from the "Find Care" database. Then I called UHC and they referred me to 3 more. Then I called them back again and UHC gave me three more referrals. NONE OF THESE DENTISTS TAKE UHC Medicare Advantage. One of the reasons I joined this insurance is because of the dental benefit and now I find out they have a whole database of dentists who do not even take the coverage. I am just starting with the service and I wonder what other new discoveries I will make.

I am in third stage kidney failure, this insurance company only picks me up maybe two out of every six appointments. They won't even call to say that they're not coming. I spent hours on the phone setting up rides to no avail. I would definitely not recommend this insurance company. They have hung up on me multiple times...

My wife just had a routine dental cleaning appointment. The very last part of any dental cleaning is topical application of fluoride varnish (feels like same cleaning you do twice a day using electrical toothbrush). Payment was denied because of age? Are we talking about age discrimination here? Does she suppose to leave the dentist without that final part of a very straightforward and simple procedure? Does it mean after certain age you receive incomplete service because of your age? How in the world she could even be aware of those details? Again: we are talking about teeth cleaning with electric toothbrush after routine dental cleaning which took about a minute or so? Something is just not right!

I have had this insurance for several years through my work. I sure do wish that I had kept my previous insurance, even if I paid more for private insurance. I end up paying at every cleaning and checkup because this insurance pays for barely anything at all that goes along with cleanings and preventative care. Last October, I had a large filling fall out. My dentist said that it was too large to refill with a filling, because there was not enough tooth left to hold, and I would have lost the tooth unless I did a crown. Well, this horrible insurance would not cover any of it and said that they would only cover a composite filling which would not have been possible. It is sickening that this is acceptable and legal. This is literally the only reason for me to have dental insurance, and they are completely worthless. What a shady, thieving company. Do not recommend.

This is the worst dental insurance I have ever had and I will never buy it again. I have never had trouble getting approval to get a crown and all they have done since the start of the process in May of 2022 is give me the run around. Every time I call to follow up on approval, they say they did not receive the x-ray, narratives, etc. My dentist sent it multiple time and each time you call the staff is so discombobulated that no one knows what is going on and can't find anything. I finally received notice in August 2022 that my claim was denied as it was necessary.

This review is for healthcare not Dental. My incident started in June of this year, 2022. My primary Dr referred me to another Dr, ended up that Dr wanted a CT scan of my thyroid, which was done in June. Next appt was in July, and then one in August. On the first hospital visit to get these tests done, I was told I had to pay $100.00 deductible, but if I paid it that day they would discount it to $87.00, so I paid it right then. Never heard anything at all from any of the three tests... no bills, no EOB, no nothing until a few days ago.

Don't bother with their dental coverage. They list 8 dental providers on the AARP Medicare Advantage United Healthcare site as accepting coverage in my area but NONE take new patients. The closest I can get a dentist is over 12 miles away. No transportation provided for Medicare recipients. No openings until March 2023. Confirmed this with Patient Advocate Elli after being disconnected and placed on hold for over 2 hours this afternoon.

This is through AARP medicare United Healthcare dental section. They denied my claim of recementing a inlay that fell out... Very simple, needed to be put back in, or get a new one. Cost for a new one is over $1,300, recement $185.. Won't pay for this... poor coverage...

HealthsafeID is worthless. On the registration screen it capitalized the first letter when you select a password but not on the sign-in screen when you enter in. Naturally you get rejected over and over. Resetting the password gets you nowhere! The site would be better if UHC didn’t use HealthsafeID at all.

While UHC Medicare Advantage is fair for medical issues, their Dental Program is TERRIBLE. They denied claims to have a tooth evaluated and sent me to a local shopping center dentist for the extraction, then denied second opinions and visits to determine next steps. Then informed me I had exhausted my benefits before anything further could be done. I changed to Delta Dental just to get rid of UHC Dental. SENIORS BEWARE. UHC blames it on "coding errors". I blame it on the DENTAL DIVISION of UHC. Please report them to your local Medicare office.

I have used this insurance for the last 5 years and they are absolutely amazing. Any procedure that I need I am able to get without paying any out of pocket expenses. They work with you when it comes to finding a great doctor and they explain everything to you.

I had United Healthcare Dental Insurance at my last job & it was fabulous! It covered most procedures 80% (fillings, cleanings, etc.) I did make sure my dentist was in network/accepted. I didn't contact customer service for procedures as they were covered. If your dentist is outside the network, you may be able to submit your own claim.

Will not pay for CT scan of teeth. Will not you use your yearly amount of money towards an implant. This plan is not geared for seniors unless you want dentures. What wrong with permanent replacements? You need to catch up with modern dentistry.

I feel reassured when going to the dentist because of my provider and his team have my best interest at heart. Knowing they treat each patient with the utmost respect and pay attention to detail. Bedside manners shows that he really cares.

I have never had a problem with my Dental insurance with United HealthCare Dual Complete. This insurance has great dental insurance and I would recommend it to everyone for good benefits and most Dentists take it, they provide good Dentistry at different locations and levels. No copayment if you choose the right plans and oppositions. Again I would recommend. I tried a new plan and I regret it. They fillings, cleanings and etc.

We switched to United Healthcare Dental thinking it would be good service we have been with UHCD since 1/1/21 and have yet to get my daughter ortho claims paid. I have called and spoken to so many different representative and as of 9/13/21 no resolution or payment made to the orthodontist office. I called 9/13/21 to be told that ortho office did not fill out the paperwork correctly yet no bothered to call or work with the ortho in obtaining the paperwork needed 9 months and no claims have been paid. Terrible insurance company - I will be canceling when my open enrollments begins next month.

It seems to be the minimum on everything from and it doesn't cover implants and most dentists in DFW don't accept this insurance. The cleanings and x-rays are also the minimum. I had to call over a dozen different dentists to find one that accepted my insurance plan.

I tried for over a week and spoke to at least eight different people with their company trying to find a dentist in network near me and in my opinion if you look up the words given the runaround in the dictionary their name would come up. Was told different things by different people and still haven't found anyone who will take their insurance and at least two of them promise to call me back. Still waiting on that as well.

Coverage is nearly nothing and the dentists from whom I may choose are all at this one place in town, one of the usual "dental insurance" options, a sort of dental factory where dentists who can get no work elsewhere find a place

We have a United Health Care AARP Medicare advantage plan with dental and vision benefits printed right on the face of the card. We talked with an agent for United Health care telling them that we had some dental work, a root canal and crown, that had to be done and asked if we should purchase a rider to ensure the coverage. Multiple times we were told no, that we had the best coverage offered and that the work would be covered. WRONG. The truth is that even with this coverage you need to purchase a separate dental package. This was a $1500.00 lesson we learned and are passing it along in hopes you will not have to pay the same tuition for the lesson. I now have an additional policy through Delta Dental for Veterans and it has provided the extra coverage we need. Just remember that old saying, "Buyer beware. Just because they print it on the face of the card does not mean they will deliver."

Dental insurance through my employer was nice; however, when I had to have serious dental work done -- the times when you really need insurance, they reminded me of a fine print limit on my plan. The limit complicated things where I can to wait and perform work near the end of the fiscal year, max it out, then do it again in the new year.

I purchased the dental plan. Went to dentist. Had to pay 290.00 up front plus monthly premium to be told all I was getting back was 51.50. They lie about the services to get you to buy plans and I'd never purchase another thing from them. You might as well pay all out of your pocket cause that's what will happen. Sorry plan and Insurance and I'll make sure to tell people not to purchase from United Healthcare. Thanks for taking my money.

Other than the annual check up and cleaning it doesn't cover anything else. The reason I changed from my old plan was because of the dental. As it turns out it's kind of like a switch & bait. I'll probably switch back to my old plan next year.

My current insurance does not pay for anything but simple cleaning and yearly xrays...no dental work if needed? I see ads on TV saying their insurance coverage is $3500 per year for procedures? I recently needed fillings and was charged well over $200 because my insurance did not cover it.

I am disappointed with them. I need work done on my teeth and they denied it from my dentist. Wish they had my problem. They would be thinking differently on it. Wish you people could help me out on getting a new bridge I need on my top front teeth.

The dental insurance through United used to be so strong and provided a large amount of services with higher levels of coverage. Unfortunately, with all insurances changing quite a bit, it's been a lower amount of services provided with a limited number of visits and certain services that have become almost obsolete. It's hard to use when it's not effective.

Our family relies on great dental and United Healthcare Dental is our first choice in filling that need. Thank you Healthcare Dental for filling that need. We will continue to rely on Healthcare Dental to help our family.

I purchased health insurance not knowing that I wouldn't be able to be seen for 6 months so when I went to the doctor to be seen they said $150. I was like whoa. The insurance would not kick in for 6 months so I called that same day to cancel. The lady I talked to said I would be fully refunded so after a week I still haven't received any refund I decided to call back so then I was told that I wouldn't be refunded because I got an extension which was untrue and they are keeping my $200 that they did nothing for so literally they stole my $200 and the lady I talked to was so rude like I was nothing. They are thieves.

My dentist submitted the claim for my crown on 10.19.20. After waiting months to be reimbursed I contacted United healthcare on 12.14.20 & they claim to have no record of my claim. I was advised to contact my dentist to resubmit the claim so that I could start the wait for the check again- a minimum of 6 weeks. I have gone to the same dentist for 30 years so I know the problem is with UH-D. I am not happy at all with their slack attitude towards their customers.

Oct 30, 2020 Called customer service about letter from United Healthcare stating dental claim denied. Total time on phone was 90 minutes. Female rep (she stated her name however due to her broken English I couldn’t understand what she said, which I now regret not getting it for my records) kept putting me on hold, saying she’s checking, couldn’t find record of it probably because it’s too new, told her letter dated 10/20/20, I received it 10/30/20. She verified I have dental platinum rider.

I just spent over an hour speaking to a customer representative at United Healthcare. I thought I had 2 very simple questions about the Dental Platinum plan rider that I needed answered in order to decide whether to purchase the rider or not. I went online first to find a list of in-network dentists and then to use their cost calculator. The cost calculator was not working. So I decided to call one of the dentists on the lists. Was immediately told that they do not participate. I'm not absolutely sure that they understood the insurance plan. They didn't seem to have heard about it. But when I mentioned United Healthcare and Medicare they said they don't participate. I then decided to call UHC and was assisted by a very courteous representative. But she could not answer my questions.

I spoke with a woman named Robin (amazing). She was such an amazing help! I had gone on the health plans website and scheduled an appointment with a company that doesn't accept my insurance and your website said it did. Robin was able to get me an appointment in less than 48hours. I am so impressed with her, she's very polite, understanding, and amazed me. I would like to compliment her for an astounding job, and it sounds like she enjoys it!

The website and customer service is so ** backwards it's baffling this company still operates the way it does. They will take your credit card, not give you any place to access it to change your card to not get cancelled, or to access your card to even cancel. I have to call multiple people and hope the office is open because the hours they gave me are obviously not in my time zone, which they do not specify. All I've gotten out of having this insurance is headaches. This company is out to take your money, not to help people.

I had a tooth that cracked all the way to the tip of the root, was in pain and had an infection at the root. I went to my dentist who took xrays, said I needed to have the tooth pulled and that it could not be saved. Was told the oral surgeon in their practice did not take my insurance. My dentist gave me antibiotics to get rid of the infection. Which was imperative as I had a total knee replacement 3 months prior.

This dental healthcare is a mess. I filed a claim for a partial tooth that I paid since July, until now I have not receive my claims. I will surely tell my husband to unsubscribe and get another plan. Their customer service representative sucks. Will tell you one information at a time what was needed, instead you will end up calling and calling back like asking why your claim wasn't process. I faxed, I mailed the documents needed, and then when I called again, yesterday, they said another thing is missing, an EOB from my other dental provider!

I had a tooth pulled which cost me $150. UHC just sent me the check. $ 4.50. Wow.. really..I can understand taking out my deductible but they said in the explanation of benefits that only $59 was approved. Who charges $59 for an extraction?? Maybe in 1940. So even with my $50 deductible I could see sending me $9. But $4.50?? It feels like a slap in the face. I'm cancelling my dental insurance. I'm not going to pay $22 a month to be slapped in the face. On another note their customer service is very helpful, they're just good people working for a crappy company.

I have been advised that NOTHING is covered - not even an extraction on my United Health Care Dental insurance. NOTHING. I will be out $3000 for what I need done. Their dental coverage is a scam. The Platinum Rider they will offer in 2020 only covers up to $1000 their share. Also a scam.

Their web site is poor. You call the customer service number on the card and they refer you to another number. You call the other number and there is an hour wait. We have several other UHC insurances and it’s difficult to believe the dental is the same company.

I’m 35 & a single mom. I’ve been working for my job for 12 years. This is the dental insurance I have. 7 years ago I decided to go to the dentist because I had a lot of pain & needed a lot of work. At the time I was 28 & I was really focused on fixing the issues in the front top of my mouth. I went to a dentist that was in UHCD to only be told the work I needed was not covered. I needed several teeth pulled & was charged $200 each, I needed a root canal but most importantly I needed implants but those I couldn't afford so they suggested a bridge in the front. It’s 4 teeth & then I have a cap on the 5th. When they checked what was covered they told me nothing would be covered & I would have to pay out of pocket. $6500 later on my care credit card I’m still trying to pay it off. I’m now in almost the same exact scenario but this time the bridge I had done 7 years ago is loose & will fall out anytime.

My Name is Donald ** here in California. I'm not gonna say much because there is no words or stars to compare to her extraordinary customer service she provide to me. She went above and behind and I end up over what I expect. The greatest helpful and knowledgeable agent I ever experience. 5 star is not enough for what she did to help me. THANK YOU SO MUCH!!! CYNTHIA.

My husband and I were thrilled that this insurance was offered thru our Medicare. We talked with them about coverage etc. and went and signed up. We just found out from our dentist that they have denied everything for my husband other than cleaning and check up. I phoned the insurance and first was told his policy was cancelled and he had no insurance. Not true as it was being paid every month and I had proof. So they backed down on that and transferred me. But that was lie #1. Next person told me the reason they denied was because they hadn't gotten x-rays from dentist. I told them he sent them 3 times. Then the response I got was that they must be unreadable. Again lie #2 and #3.

I had planing and scaling ("deep cleaning") of some teeth. United Healthcare says that they will not pay anything toward my post-deep-cleaning checkup because it was less than 90 days after the deep cleaning. They say that this wait period varies by insurance provider, which suggests that, for some insurance companies, my dentist was all right to wait nearly two months instead of 90 days and suggests that waiting two months or 90 days ought to depend on the professional opinion of the dentist rather than the medical claims adjusters.

This dental plan is horrible. They don't cover what they say they do. They send you around and around in circles trying to get you to just give up when they tell you they won't cover a basic filling when your plan says no waiting period. They can't tell you where in the policy things are (because it isn't there), I read the policy from cover to cover. Horrible customer service, incompetent employees. Ridiculous wait times to even attempt to talk to a customer service representative. I got transferred 8 times over two days and 6 hours of phone calls. Got hung up on twice by their incompetent and useless employees.

I had this company when I lived in Florida, and I had no problems. Then I moved to California. My primary is pretty good, but trying to get other services is close to impossible. I have received incorrect info from company representatives and providers alike. And hope nothing needs to be done immediately. I’m trying to get a tooth extracted. I can’t even tell you all they put me through. First, they sent me to a dentist not on my plan. Got to a dentist, and got a referral. Won’t work. The provider was supposed to send some kind of referral, and didn't. Also, when I called the place they referred me to, it was the same place I had been to before that didn’t take my plan. Now they say it was because I was needed to be assigned an office. This goes on and on. Meanwhile, I have an infected tooth that needs to come out. But it doesn’t hurt so it’s not an emergency. Can’t wait until open enrollment when I can dump this company.

Paid my part to dentist on day of service that was over $500 limit allowed by UHC. Got a bill from dentist for more money they said I owed. Called UHC and found out they paid dentist more than I was charged. Rep was unable to explain why. Called dentist who said I would have to come in so she could explain why I now owed more than I was originally charged. Sounds like fraud to me. Why would UHC send dentist more money than I was charged? Charges from dentist I paid on day of service are there regular fees for service I received. Also $500 only covers x-rays and a cleaning. I have to go back to my previous out of network dentist to get my second cleaning this year and pay for it myself.

We have had United Healthcare Dental since 2014 through work, and every March during the renewal period they change the start date. We can never get off the waiting period list so it has been useless for orthodontic, dentures or crowns. Shopping around so we can get our needs met.

I have had to appeal at least 2 claims this year to even get payment for a routine dental exam. They also refused to pay for anesthesia for my daughter to have her impacted wisdom teeth removed. Worthless insurance, have to jump through hoops to get them to pay a claim! Run, run far away. Anyone is better than them!

I received a bill from my dentist for $124 after United Healthcare Dental paid their share. The website shows the same coverage percentages for in network and out of network providers. I wrongly assumed the amounts covered for basic services (cleaning, x-rays and exam) would be comparable. I called United customer service and they said the percentages on the website were based on the amounts United covers, not the amounts billed by the dentist.

Poor Management Practices. Found myself in the never ending hold cycle of United Healthcare that appears to be designed solely to prevent you from canceling your policy. If you are encountering similar service, you can file a complaint with your State Insurance Commission and thus create a paper trail that backs your timeline. Your State Insurance Commission is required to contact United Healthcare on your behalf and the x amount of days to respond.

Incompetent lying thieves. Endless phone transfers to people with no authority to accomplish anything. Crooks! Scammers! Elaborate phone system that goes around in circles and ends up nowhere. Idiots on the phone know nothing. Liars! Obfuscatory! Crooks! Every person that works for these thieves should be sterilized to keep them from corrupting the gene pool.

I got a UHC Dental Insurance from my job. I have to spend $50 per month for insurance. I went to doctor to check up my teeth, he did basic cleaning and told me I have to do few filling & small deep cleaning, my doctor sent pre-approval but company denied even though they are supposed to cover 60-80%. My doctor office and I talked with them too many times but they are keep denying. My husband is also struggling with his teeth. Doctor sent pre-approval to deep cleaning for him. The quote was just around $650 but this insurance said, my husband does not need deep cleaning because his teeth is very bad so instead of doing treatment just extract his all teeth. I could not imagine how can person who is on his 50s live without his teeth. We cannot afford for all new teeth. Of course insurance does not cover for new teeth at all. Please someone suggest me how to fight with this company.

My issue began in March of 2018 when a bottom tooth broke after being filled. So my dentist requested a crown since the tooth is not able to be filled and a crown was necessary. This crown was denied 5 times and each time United Healthcare had a new reason. First time was a pre-authorization which was denied due to not enough information submitted for a root canal, which as I told the representative when I called I did not need a root canal only the crown. So the dentist office submitted another pre-authorization.

I work for a dental office. My job is to submit, follow up on, and review dental insurance claims. Trust me, you DO NOT want United Healthcare dental coverage! They deny EVERY claim we send them. Recently they have started sending their claims to a third party and they separate the attachments that we send. (The xrays and pictures showing why procedures are needed). Then when the 3rd party gets the claim they send a letter saying they need the information so we have to email the information. Then they say they never received it and they deny the claim for that reason. When we have sent the information several times!

I had a problem tooth. After three fillings it was more filling than tooth, and so sensitive that they had to split each operation into two sessions. The root was semi-exposed and eating and drinking hurt. My dentist and I tried everything to save the tooth, but nothing seemed to work. Eventually he suggested a crown to save it and to lessen the pain. I figured that since I was "lucky" enough to have insurance that covered crowns, I would be able to afford it. The crown worked perfectly and the pain vanished. I could eat and go to the dentist for cleanings without agony. Couldn't believe it.

In Feb 2017 I contacted United to inquire about a possible health coverage for my 2 teenagers daughters. I clearly mentioned: I am just looking for prices; I am not ready to start a policy. Sure enough in July 2017 when I brought my daughters for a routine teeth cleaning to my medical dentist, I was told by my dentist that she could not assist my daughters, because they were under United Health Care coverage!!! Medical told me to contact United and ask them to send me a letter saying that I did not have any coverage with them. In Sept 2017 I called their customer service and they told me I would receive the letter in 14 business days: NOT TRUE. I called again in Nov and Dec 2017: Now they could not find any info about my daughters!

Middle-of-the-road level coverage (excluding the unusually generous dental implants benefits) that seems too costly -- The practice manager at my dentist's office recently suggested that it might cost me less money to drop the insurance and just pay my dental bills out of my own pocket. Typically, regardless of what service has been provided, my copays nearly inevitably are higher than Dental Dental's reimbursement payout. Basically, I'm paying significantly more per treatment than Delta Dental pays to my dentist.

The dental office assured me they have repeatedly sent the x-rays. The insurance co. of course states they do not have the x-rays. I also have United Healthcare medical and they approved a surgery in September but refuse to pay the surgeon. The doctor office has refiled and sent the office notes but of course United claims they do not have the info. This sounds shady to me since it involves all of our claims for 2017.

I tried to find online on google search a good insurance with great recommendations from other customers. There were a lot of insurances I could choose from but the United Healthcare Dental stands completely out for me in every positive review I was reading, so I choosed this insurance for myself! I like the outstanding customer service from United Healthcare Dental! Very fast response all the time when I have questions or when I’m concerned about anything like the costs I will have a dentist appointment, we all know how expensive it could be without an insurance! I really like this company a lot. They take good care of their customers. The only thing I dislike a little bit was the online application to fill out. It was a very long list from all things they wanted to know, and I thought it was a insurance for my teeth.

I enjoy many features provided by my dental care such as routine check ups and cleanings being covered as well as emergency visits and x-rays for toothaches being a covered benefit. They also have hassle free billing for the most part which is very nice. My policy is through the government program Medicaid. I was sent a letter asking which insurance provider I would rather have and I chose the one with the most coverage and least amount of billing issues. But there are a few things that I would change such as the amount of coverage per person for non-routine dental care. Coverage for services such as fluoride and crowns would be covered as well.

I absolutely love the policy because it offers free cleanings throughout the year, and the main factors that makes this insurance so amazing to me is that I always have a Decent co-pay, great customer service when asking about coverage and cost of co-pay, very reliable insurance! I have had great pleasure of being with this company. I am always taken care of with great co-pays. I have had the best experience with this insurance. Choosing this plan was easy and affordable, very simple. It was recommended to me by my mother, nothing but great comments from other family members as well.

United Healthcare Dental Insurance has good coverage, easy to deal with, accepted at a lot of dentists' offices. I completed my enrollment in person and some of it was online. I chose it through word of mouth and I feel that is the best way to decide certain things. Their customer service department is very pleasant as well and the cost is good. I am quite happy with them. This is by far the most user friendly dental insurance I have had in a very long time.

I reviewed multiple insurance policies online and called for quotes over the phone also online and this policy was more fit for my budget with dental included. United Healthcare Dental Insurance has variety of general doctors and specialists and hospitals near my area. Also has customer service in 24 hours and referrals are taken care immediately. Also have late hour doctors office that can accommodate my hours.

I chose United Healthcare Dental Insurance because my employer pays a portion. This makes it an easy choice with virtually no work on my end because we have someone who does the enrollment at my office. I trust my employer and their choices with insurance companies and offers through this company. I like that I pay nothing for standard cleanings and fillings but I wish that orthodontics and white fillings were fully covered. I feel like even on more than basic plans procedures are incredibly expensive. Also, it would be easier if there was an app with easy access to coverage and cost analysis for services provided.

A friend of mine recommended me to check it out and told me that him and his family enjoyed having it. I like the low deductibles and the in-network providers they provide are very close to my house so I don't have to go far. But sometimes I don't get a representative that is knowledgeable.

It was a very simple process, switching to UnitedHealthcare Dental. It was through the company that employs me. The policy was chosen to be the best for my family. It was quite a simple process which was done online. I really like how United Healthcare is willing to work with their customers. I also like how I can still go to the dentist that I have gone to for years, even when I had to switch to this insurance company. UnitedHealthcare Dental has good customer service and is an overall good company to have insurance through. They have always seemed to care about their customers and their interests. Perhaps they could be easier to get a hold of and contact, but even that isn't too bad.

I like that this company pays fair amount of payments without very big deductibles and not very big co-payments when you go in to have the work done at your appointment. My dentist would take it and it was easy to get my appointments. They always file my insurance and make it easy for me. But there were several that would not take it and the limit of coverage is so low. No matter what happens they will only pay so much of your dental payments and that they only pay for one cleaning per year.

I love everything about the dental place that I have and the insurance that they offer. I like the rebates for check ups, which is a major plus and works out good for me. There's good cards for going to each check up for everyone in my household. They have friendly service and good people that work for the company. They have been very honest about everything to me and let me know how complicated some things might be. I have never had any problems with anything for having this dental service. Everything has been fixed for me and it was the best decision.

I was able to choose this policy thanks to the field of work that I am in and the options to health care that they provide to me and my family in all. One feature that I like from this insurance company is that they are always in contact with me and tell me whenever something is up with my insurance. But I wish this insurance had better plans when it comes to financing and seeing just what your insurances would cover since they cut off for some reason.

I love the fact that you pay for a certain amount out-of-pocket for services covered by your plan before my insurance starts paying and this is completely great. I love all the features about the health insurance company. After I meet my deductible, you are responsible for a percentage of covered expenses. This is your coinsurance. Most UnitedHealthcare dental plans feature either a 20% or 30% coinsurance. Under some dental plans, you might pay a fixed cost for certain services, like X-rays. This is called a copay. But I called in and discussed it with the young man.

The process of getting my United Healthcare Dental plan was very fast and easy. They made me feel like a valued customer and I had no problems with them whatsoever. United Healthcare Dental provides me with great Dental coverage for an affordable price. I enjoy their coverage and their insurance rates and hope to continue to buy from them in the future.

I signed up for dental insurance Online through my employer’s website. The process was simple and easy. I was able to review a pamphlet as well as online information pertaining to the plan and coverage information. The information was detailed and easy to see which plan was best for me. When I went to my employee’s portal to make my selection, I found what I wanted, clicked it and confirmed it. I feel that this company is very similar to all other companies with basic coverage. You get two covered cleanings a year but have to pay a lot out of pocket for anything else that is needed.

United Healthcare Dental Insurance has a service that really does care about how I'm treated. They are easy to use, fast, quick, great customer service that is helpful, easy to understand policy that helps keep the cost down so I can always use it to receive a check up without having to worry about costs or care.

United Healthcare Dental Insurance was recommended to me by coworkers and friends that have had past experience. I also did my own research and they had good reviews. Their dentist office location is also very convenient to where I live and they have hours that work for my schedule as well. They have nice staff and the dentist is very knowledgeable and puts me at ease. However, I do not like the different copays that are needed for different services they offer and sometimes the waiting time can be long since they are very popular in the area they are located in.

United Healthcare Dental Insurance help me when I need to pay for something that is really expensive. It is something that is really good for me to have because then I will be able to not to worry about the payment plans. However, they do not help me all the time and a lot of times it takes forever for me to be able to get the payment that I need from them. Adds a lot of stress to my life which I do not need.

United Healthcare dental insurance was put on us by our employer. The process is very easy that was a plus, and we did not do it online but a rep comes to work twice a year. The cost was crazy. I paid them more money in a year than they covered. For instance last year I needed a crown they paid 200 of a 700 dollar bill. It really made me mad. I couldn't believe it.

I choose their policy through my employer so it was a pretty easy process and I didn't have to do much of the legwork or picking out good options to choose from. In addition to never had any customer service problems or other technical problems that I can speak, I found that I have plenty of in-network dentists to choose from. However, I wish that their insurance website was much easier to navigate. Other than that, I don't have many issues with it.

United Healthcare is a well known company. This insurance pays 100 percent of my 2 yearly cleanings which is a very big plus. I also insure my children with them. They also pay 100 percent of any x-rays I need. I like that this payment comes directly out of my paycheck. I also like that this company is located all over the United States and has offices here in my home state of Minnesota.

Not having to pay out of pocket is always nice. It also allows peace of mind in case something comes up and it's an emergency situation, I know it's all taken care of. Their process was pretty straightforward. I did a good bit of it online and had to call the number to talk to a person to complete the registration and give extra info to. Like with most insurance policies of all types, the premiums of United Healthcare Dental Insurance are a bit steep. Peace of mind comes at a price though, but it's still rather expensive. I would like to see some discounts for having good checkups, or something of that nature.

I have always worried about not having good insurance and I looked for the best policy for my family. I needed something that would be right for us and protect us so that we would always be taken care of in case something goes wrong. I like the way that United Healthcare has always made it so simple and easy on me. I have always felt like I have gotten the best care that was available to me and my family.

I selected the insurance via paperwork that was delivered to me. I also spent ages on the phone trying to figure out what would be covered (hint:very little). It's not so much insurance as it is a discount. The work that I need is still too expensive. I guess the insurance makes it slightly less so - I suppose I like that aspect. But they don't actually pay for anything. I need extensive dental work done and there's just no way I can afford it even with insurance. Unfortunately, since I have the dental issues that I do, it makes it difficult for me to get a better job that would hopefully come with better dental insurance - vicious cycle.

United Healthcare Dental Insurance is a great company with good policies. They always set me up for my premiums and that me and my family's best interests are at heart with their insurance. They do everything well - the rates are great and their support people are very attentive to our dental needs. Top notch service from this company as they treat us great.

United Healthcare Dental Insurance offers low monthly payments and good coverage across many different offices. I feel that this is the premium insurance for families of all incomes. They have completely satisfied with every single aspect of my dental care needs. I was recommended to this company by a friend. They were with this company for a number of years. I also highly recommend this company to anyone looking to get the most for their money.

I browsed reviews on the dental insurance before buying. It is a big choice because dental procedures are SERIOUS. Especially if you need more than the basic work done. With United Healthcare Dental Insurance, I love that I can be assured my dental procedures will be taken care of. I will get the best care, and in case a problem arises, I trust my insurance company to take care of the problem quickly. But there was a slight problem when I first signed up for them. I got a bill for a lot and they wrongly charged me. But I got it corrected and it was fine after that. Never had issues since!

United Healthcare Dental Insurance was great. The dentist gave me a trusting vibe and it was totally pain free with no hassle. My appointment was timely and the assistant was friendly. I complete their process online. I love the accessibility of online booking and selections that I can make. I don't have time to be on the phone and I can make an appointment easy while at work. But I want there to be as many payment plans as possible and I want to feel like I am making the right decision because I have a lot going on in my life that I need to take care of.

They have just put into place that any work that needs to be done needs to now be approved by one of their in house dentists - without seeing me & they will determine if the work is needed REALLY!!! My dentist is not going to do work unless it is necessary - this is the most asinine thing I have ever heard of. Bad enough they only cover $1500 which is nothing & most of the time they will only allow any major procedure once every 99 years. What the hell am I paying for - going to drop them soon & see if there is a better option. This is offered thru my employer, but most likely will purchase a new policy if I can find one on my own - not a happy camper!

My experience has been fine at my dentist. I wear dentures and my doctor did a great job of replacing them without any problems. I also had no hassles with payments.

We are happy we have insurance. Otherwise, going to the dentist is just paying for pain. Wish the dentist and dental assistants would not talk to you when they have their hands in your mouth and you can't talk back to them.

It's about the money, delay, denial. Keep the money despite purported $2500/yr benefits. Worst dentists in network. Complaints unresolved; dental negligence, malpractice; actionable.

They listen to me and I get sent to the right drs. and they have paid all of my claims. I recommend them to all of friends and family. I enjoy being able to talk to someone and I call, they are very helpful.