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Dental
The City offers regularly appointed employees and their eligible dependents the choice between four medical plans, two dental plans and a vision plan. Most employees share in the cost of premiums for the medical plans (unless otherwise identified in a union contract). The City pays the premiums for dental and vision coverage.
| Washington Dental Service: |
| PO Box 75983 |
| Seattle, WA 98175 |
| 206-522-2300 |
| 1-800-554-1907 |
Comparison of Dental Plan Highlights
Washington Dental Certificates of Coverage
Other Resources
- Choose your own dentist. If the dentist is a WDS member dentist, claims are automatically submitted for you; you will be billed for any amount not covered.
- To check if your dentist is a WDS member dentist, go to http://www.deltadentalwa.com.
Select "Looking for a Dentist" in the middle of the page.
Step one - select WDS Directory.
Step two - select Delta Dental Premier.
Step three - type in your dentist’s last name.
Step four - click the "Find" button.
- If the dentist is not a member dentist, you must submit your own claim forms and will be billed for any amount not covered under the plan. (Call 206-615-1340 or see your Dept. HR rep for a claim form.)
- Most plans have copays and annual maximums.
- Payment levels vary according to use (70%-100%).
- Orthodontics for children only.
- Sealants for children up to age 14 (for permanent teeth) are an eligible preventive expense.
Note: Dental premiums are fully paid by the City for most employees.
| Dental Health Services: |
| Northlake Plaza 936 N. 34th Street, Suite 208 |
| Seattle, WA 98103 |
| 206-788-3444 |
| 877-495-4455 |
Comparison of Dental Plan Highlights
Dental Health Services Plan Books
Plan Features
- Choose any dentist in the DHS network. No out-of-network coverage.
- Orthodontia for adults and children.
- Small office copay covers most services.
- Pre-screened, Quality Assured dentists.
Note: Dental premiums are fully paid by the City for most employees.
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