Ameritas PrimeStar dental plans compared: Lite vs Boost vs Complete
All three plans have no waiting periods, no enrollment fees, and let you use any dentist. Here is how they differ.
| Lite | Boost | Complete | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Annual maximum | $750 year 1 → $1,500 | $1,000 year 1 → $2,500 | $2,000 year 1 → $3,500 |
| Preventive (exams, cleanings) | Up to 100% | Up to 100% | Up to 100% |
| Basic (fillings, simple extractions) | 50% → 80% | 65% → 80% in network | 80% → 90% in network |
| Major (crowns, root canals, dentures) | 10% → 20% | 20% → 50% in network | 20% → 50% in network |
| Implants | — | Included | Up to $1,000 year 1 → $1,500 |
| Teeth whitening | — | Included | — |
| Child orthodontia | — | 15% → 50% | — |
| Hearing | — | — | $75/yr exam; aids 50% up to $200 → $400 per ear |
| Waiting periods | None | None | None |
Arrows show first-year benefit → benefit after year one. Deductible is $50 per person for basic and major services; preventive care has no deductible. With Preventive Plus, covered preventive care does not count against your annual maximum. Network dentists charge 25–50% less. Benefits, prices and availability vary by state; check your state's plan details before enrolling.
Which plan fits you?
- Lite: mainly want cleanings and checkups covered at the lowest cost.
- Boost: need implants, want whitening, or have kids who may need braces.
- Complete: expect bigger work (crowns, root canals, dentures) and want the highest annual maximum plus hearing benefits.
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