Office of Human Resources
Dental Plan
University System
Dental Plan details
The University of Georgia offers its regular employees a voluntary indemnity
dental insurance program provided by the University System of Georgia. The
employee pays 100% of the monthly insurance premium and these premiums are
deducted from payroll checks before federal, state, and FICA taxes are
applied.
Highlights of the plan include:
- $50 annual deductible per covered person
- $1,000 annual maximum per covered person
- No waiting periods (some limitations apply)
- May use dentist of choice, including specialists
Preventive and Diagnostic Services
100% of UCR
(no deductible) includes routine oral exam and cleaning,
limited to twice per year
Basic and Major Benefits 80% of UCR
(after deductible) includes restorative, oral surgery,
crowns, pontics, dentures, periodontics, and endodontics
Orthodontics 80% of UCR
(after deductible)
$1,000 maximum lifetime benefit
The dental plan has a national
dental network to help reduce your out-of-pocket expenses. Dentists in this
network have agreed to accept the UCR charges, and if you use a network
dentist, you will not be billed any amount over the UCR charge.
View the list of
participating dentists in Georgia .
View a national list of participating dentists.
Dental plan enrollment
If you desire to enroll in the University System dental plan, you
must do so within 31 days following your date of employment. If you do not
enroll during this period, you will not be eligible to enroll at a later
date, unless you experience an IRS approved change in
your family status . If you experience a change in status, such as birth
of a child or a spouse losing coverage, you MUST notify Human Resources
within 31 days of the date of the change, or you will lose you opportunity
to enroll. There are no scheduled open enrollment periods for the System
dental plan.
Changing your dental coverage
You may drop or change your coverage during specified times (annually
coincident with the open enrollment period for an effective date of January
1), but at no other time during the year except when you experience an IRS
approved change in your family status .
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