BlueCare Dental offers you quality, affordable care, and access to the country's largest dental network.
Dental Insurance
BlueCare Dental℠: Something to Smile About
Dental care is vital to good health and can help prevent more serious health problems. Complete your health care coverage with dental insurance from Blue Cross and Blue Shield of Texas.
Why Choose BlueCare Dental?
Coverage for Services
Our dental plans provide coverage for preventive services like oral exams, cleanings and routine X-rays, as well as procedures like fillings, bridges and crowns.
Largest National Network
You’ll have access to the largest dental network in the United States. You also get the freedom to choose any general dentist or specialist in the network without a referral.
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Dental Wellness Center
Find BlueCare Dental providers and access tools and resources to improve your oral health through our online Dental Wellness Center.
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Teledentistry Available
Access to care is important. If an urgent dental issue occurs after hours or when your dentist is unavailable, you may be able to schedule a virtual dental visit.
DENTAL INSURANCE BENEFITS
Here’s Why You Need Dental Insurance
Choices Matter
Having access to the largest network in America means greater flexibility in choosing a dentist. When you select an in-network dentist, the network offers negotiated discounts for covered services—which is why networks are so important when choosing a dental plan.
Protect Your Pocket
With dental insurance, discounts may offset premiums. We offer an extensive portfolio of plans that give you flexibility in choosing benefits and discounts to lower your cost of dental care each time you use a network dentist.
Preventive Care
Catch issues before they get serious. Studies have shown that for every dollar spent on preventive dental care, $8-$50 can be saved in restorative and emergency treatments. Getting care now may prevent costly procedures later!
Overall Health
Dental care is vital to your overall health. Research suggests that problems with teeth and gums can be associated with other health conditions, including diabetes and heart disease.