Complete your benefits package with coverage employees actually use. Dental and vision insurance helps your team maintain their health while demonstrating that you care about their overall wellbeing.
Dental and vision coverage are among the most utilized benefits in any package. Unlike major medical that employees hope they never need, dental and vision benefits provide tangible, everyday value — from routine cleanings to new glasses.
For employers, these benefits are cost-effective ways to enhance your overall package. They're relatively affordable, widely appreciated, and help you compete for talent without significantly increasing your benefits budget.
At First Underwriters, we help you choose the right combination of dental and vision plans that fit your workforce and budget — whether offered alongside medical coverage or as standalone benefits.
Employees use these benefits regularly
Low-cost way to enhance benefits
Highly valued by workers
Catch problems early
Comprehensive dental and vision benefits designed to keep your employees healthy and productive.
From routine cleanings to major restorative work, dental coverage helps employees maintain oral health while managing out-of-pocket costs.
Keep your team seeing clearly with coverage for exams, eyewear, and corrective procedures. Vision benefits are especially valuable for computer-heavy workplaces.
Different plan structures to match your budget and employee preferences.
Maximum flexibility — see any dentist, with higher reimbursement for in-network providers. No referrals required for specialists.
Lower premiums with a designated primary dentist. Fixed copays for services. Best for employees who prefer predictable costs.
Traditional fee-for-service plans. See any dentist with straightforward reimbursement. Maximum freedom of choice.
Comprehensive coverage including exams, frames, lenses, and contacts. Generous allowances and wide provider networks.
Covers annual exams with modest allowances for eyewear. Lower premiums while still providing essential coverage.
Not insurance, but discounted rates at participating providers. Low-cost option for budget-conscious employers.
Candidates expect dental and vision as part of a complete benefits package. Stand out from competitors.
Regular dental exams catch issues early. Eye exams can detect diabetes and hypertension.
Dental and vision premiums are low compared to medical — big value for modest investment.
Employer contributions are tax-deductible. Employee premiums can be pre-tax through Section 125.
We partner with leading dental and vision carriers to bring you competitive options.
Many employers choose to bundle dental and vision with their medical coverage for streamlined administration and potential cost savings.
We can help you evaluate whether bundling makes sense for your business or if standalone policies offer better value. The right answer depends on your carrier options, employee demographics, and budget.
Complete healthcare package from a single carrier
Add to existing medical or offer independently
Employee-paid options with payroll deduction
Common questions about dental and vision coverage for employees.
Yes. Dental and vision can be offered as standalone benefits without medical coverage. This is common for businesses that don't offer medical or use a different medical carrier.
Preventive care usually has no waiting period. Basic services may have a 6-month wait, and major services often require 12 months. We can find plans with reduced or waived waiting periods.
Dental PPO plans typically run $25-$50 per employee monthly. Vision is usually $5-$15 per employee. Family coverage costs more. We'll provide specific quotes for your group.
Yes. Most plans offer employee-only, employee + spouse, employee + children, and family tiers. You decide how much the employer contributes toward dependent coverage.
Let us help you find the right coverage for your team. We'll compare carriers, explain your options, and make enrollment easy.