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On November 19th, the Call Center will be open from 8:00 AM to 11:45 AM ET due to team training.

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The value and importance of dental and vision benefits

Improve employee wellness – and benefit your business

Dental and vision benefits are flexible, affordable and something your employees want. They improve employees’ overall health and contribute to a positive employee experience, and they are an essential component of a competitive benefits package:

Provide value for your employees Attract, hire and retain top talent
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Providing benefits creates a happier, healthier workforce. When you combine your Delta Dental benefits with DeltaVision®, you get two great programs in one convenient and affordable package.

At work, the health and well-being of your team are key to success. Dental and vision benefits are critical to employee health and wellness, as they:

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Help employees stay healthy Negotiate fees with approved providers Boost workplace productivity



checkmark Preventive care, including checkups, X-rays and cleanings, is typically covered at 100%

checkmark Negotiated discounts protect employees from high out-of-pocket costs

checkmark 63% of Americans say better oral health helps them feel more confident

checkmark 78% of Americans with dental benefits are more likely to seek preventive care

checkmark Employees can choose from a large network of providers

checkmark 1 in 5 American adults missed work in 2016 due to oral health concerns

checkmark More than nine in ten Americans believe oral health impacts overall health.

checkmark 9 in 10 employees say visual disturbances affect their quality of work

checkmark Eye doctors are often the first to detect signs of diabetes.