In-network dental care
There are many dentists in the Culinary network. You’ll save money if you go to a Culinary network dentist in the Nevada Dental Benefits (NBD) group.
To find an in-network dentist, visit NDB’s website and choose “NDB Managed Care Plans” in the Find A Dentist section.
What are my in-network dental benefits?
In-Network Premier Plan (Culinary network dentist) benefit information:
Benefit | What you should know |
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Annual deductible | No deductible |
Maximum yearly benefit | No maximum |
Copays |
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Orthodontics (braces) | Covered for you and your eligible dependents. See below to find out how much you’ll pay. |
Dual Culinary coverage | If you and your spouse both have Culinary dental benefits, you and your eligible dependents will not have any copays. |
General anesthesia | Covered for some extractions |
Missed appointments | Please call your dentist the day before your appointment if you have to cancel. Your plan will not pay any fees for missed appointments. |
Are orthodontics (braces) covered by my plan?
Orthodontic coverage is provided depending on your diagnosis. Treatment for cosmetic purposes is not a covered benefit.
Your copays for braces from a Culinary network dentist:
For who | Length of treatment | Copays | Other information |
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Eligible dependents under age 19* | 24 months | $850
Dental treatment depends on the diagnosis. If treatment will be longer than 24 months or requires additional appliances (a device that is used to assist in the movement or positioning of teeth during treatment), you may have to pay additional costs. | You will only receive your orthodontic benefit during the months that you are eligible and in treatment. |
You and your eligible dependents age 19 and over* | 36 months | $2,700
If you need a retainer at the end of active treatment, you may need to pay an additional amount up to $400. |
Other dental benefits
- Follow this link to learn more about your dental benefits, dental care at the Culinary Health Center, and dental emergencies.
- You may go to an out-of-network dentist if you wish, but you may pay more. Follow this link to see your out-of-network dental benefits.