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Dental, Vision & Ancillary | B.A.S. Insurance
Supplemental Coverage

Fill the Gaps Your
Primary Plan Leaves Behind.

Dental, vision, and ancillary plans protect you from the everyday expenses and critical events that standard health insurance doesn't fully cover — often for just a few dollars a day.

Standalone or add-on Affordable monthly premiums Cancer, heart & stroke riders Covers what health insurance misses
✓ Standalone or bundled with your health plan
✓ Dental & vision for individuals, families & groups
✓ Cancer, heart attack & stroke critical illness coverage
✓ Quotes delivered within 24 hours
Coverage Types

Three Layers of Protection

Each type fills a different gap. Together, they give you comprehensive protection for the expenses health insurance routinely leaves uncovered.

Major Dental Plans

Comprehensive Dental — Not Just Cleanings.

Major dental coverage goes far beyond the basics. From routine cleanings and X-rays to fillings, crowns, root canals, and orthodontics, a strong dental plan keeps your smile — and your wallet — protected.

Most health insurance plans exclude dental entirely. Without standalone coverage, a single crown can cost $1,200 or more out of pocket. Bruce finds affordable plans that cover what you actually need.

  • Preventive care: cleanings, X-rays, oral exams — typically at 100%
  • Basic restorative: fillings, extractions, periodontal treatment
  • Major services: crowns, bridges, dentures, root canals
  • Orthodontics available for children and adults
  • Individual, family, and group dental plans available
  • In-network discounts with broad nationwide provider lists
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Dental coverage plans
Vision Plans

Clear Coverage for Eyes That Work Hard.

Vision insurance covers the routine eye care most people need every year — exams, prescription lenses, frames, and contacts — at a fraction of the out-of-pocket cost. Yet most health plans exclude it entirely.

A standalone vision plan typically costs less than $20/month and can save hundreds annually, especially for families or anyone who wears glasses or contacts.

  • Annual comprehensive eye exams covered
  • Prescription eyeglasses — frames and lenses
  • Contact lens fitting and supply allowance
  • Discounts on LASIK and corrective surgery
  • Wide network of ophthalmologists and optometrists
  • Affordable individual and family vision plans
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Vision coverage plans
Ancillary & Critical Illness Plans

Protection for Life's Most Expensive Moments.

Ancillary plans cover the critical events your primary health insurance addresses poorly — like a cancer diagnosis, heart attack, or extended hospitalization. These plans pay cash directly to you, giving you financial flexibility exactly when you need it most.

These aren't minor add-ons. For many families, a critical illness benefit is the difference between financial recovery and financial ruin after a serious diagnosis.

  • Cancer, heart attack & stroke — lump-sum cash benefit
  • Catastrophic hospitalization indemnity coverage
  • Short-term disability income replacement
  • Accident coverage for injuries and emergencies
  • Life insurance riders and term coverage add-ons
  • Benefits paid directly to you — use however you need
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Ancillary and critical illness plans
All Available Plans

Every Gap, Covered.

Bruce works with leading carriers to build a supplemental coverage package tailored to your situation — individually, for your family, or for your business.

Major Dental

Full-spectrum dental plans covering preventive, basic restorative, and major services including crowns, root canals, and orthodontics. Individual and family options available.

Standalone or bundled

Vision Plans

Annual eye exams, prescription lenses, frames, and contact lens allowances. LASIK discounts available. Typically under $20/month for individuals.

Individual & family

Cancer, Heart & Stroke

Lump-sum cash benefit paid directly to you upon diagnosis. Use it for treatment costs, lost income, or anything else — no restrictions.

Critical illness

Hospital Indemnity

Daily cash benefit for each day you're hospitalized — helping cover the out-of-pocket costs, deductibles, and income loss that come with an extended hospital stay.

Catastrophic protection

Accident Coverage

Cash benefits for injuries from accidents — ER visits, fractures, dislocations, and more. Fills the deductible gap on your primary health plan without disrupting your finances.

Accident & injury

Short-Term Disability

Income replacement if an illness or injury prevents you from working. Protects your paycheck — typically 60–70% of your income — while you recover.

Income protection
Why Supplemental Coverage Matters

Your Health Plan Doesn't Cover Everything. These Do.

The average American pays over $1,300 out of pocket in health costs each year — and that's with primary insurance. Dental visits, eye exams, prescription glasses, and critical illness events are often excluded entirely or only partially covered.

Supplemental coverage closes these gaps affordably. Most plans cost just a few dollars per day and can prevent a single medical event from becoming a financial crisis.

  • The average root canal costs $1,000–$1,800 without dental insurance
  • A cancer diagnosis averages $42,000 in out-of-pocket costs in year one
  • One hospitalization can trigger $5,000–$20,000+ in uncovered costs
  • Glasses and contacts cost $300–$700/year without vision coverage
See What You're Missing
$1,300

Average annual out-of-pocket health spend per American

$42K

Average year-one out-of-pocket cost of a cancer diagnosis

$700

Average annual cost of glasses & contacts without vision coverage

$1,800

Average cost of a single root canal without dental coverage

The Process

Adding Coverage Takes One Call.

Bruce handles everything — from identifying your gaps to finding the right plans and completing enrollment on your behalf.

1

Review Your Current Plan

Bruce reviews what your existing health insurance covers — and identifies exactly what it leaves exposed.

2

Identify the Right Gaps

Not everyone needs every type of coverage. Bruce recommends only what makes sense for your situation and budget.

3

Compare Carriers

Bruce shops dental, vision, and ancillary options across leading carriers — finding the best value for your coverage needs.

4

Enroll & You're Done

Enrollment is handled for you. Bruce stays as your agent for any future claims or changes — no call centers, ever.

Common Questions

Dental, Vision & Ancillary FAQs

Answers to the questions people ask before adding supplemental coverage.

Can I get dental or vision without a primary health insurance plan? +
Yes — dental and vision plans are available as completely standalone coverage. You don't need to have a primary health plan to qualify. This is especially useful for people on Medicare (which doesn't cover routine dental or vision), self-employed individuals, or anyone whose health plan simply doesn't include these benefits.
How much does dental insurance typically cost? +
Individual dental plans generally start around $20–$50 per month depending on the level of coverage and carrier. Family dental plans range from $50–$150/month. The right plan depends on how often you need care, whether you have existing dental work, and whether you want orthodontic coverage. Bruce compares options across carriers to find the best fit for your budget.
What does a critical illness (cancer/heart/stroke) plan actually pay? +
A critical illness plan pays a lump-sum cash benefit directly to you — not to a doctor or hospital — when you're diagnosed with a covered condition like cancer, heart attack, or stroke. You choose the coverage amount (typically $10,000–$100,000+), and you use the money however you see fit: treatment costs, mortgage, lost income, travel for care, or anything else. There are no restrictions on how the benefit is spent.
Can my employer offer dental and vision as a group benefit? +
Absolutely. Group dental and vision plans are available for businesses of all sizes and are one of the most valued benefits employees look for. When combined with a Section 125 Cafeteria Plan, these benefits can be offered pre-tax — reducing the cost for both employer and employee. Bruce handles the full group setup and enrollment.
Is there a waiting period before I can use my dental benefits? +
It depends on the plan. Many dental plans have waiting periods for major services (like crowns or root canals) — typically 6–12 months — while preventive care is often covered immediately. Some carriers offer no-waiting-period plans at slightly higher premiums. Bruce helps you find a plan that matches when you actually need coverage, not just when the plan thinks you should.
Close Your Coverage Gaps Today

Get Dental, Vision & Ancillary Plans That Actually Fit.

Tell Bruce what you have and what you need — he'll identify the gaps in your current coverage and find affordable supplemental plans that fill them. No pressure, no guesswork.

  • Standalone or bundled with your existing health plan
  • Individual, family, and group plans available
  • Critical illness, hospital indemnity & disability options
  • Bruce handles enrollment and stays your agent for every claim
  • Licensed in 30+ states — serving clients nationwide
Bruce A. Sanders
Bruce A. Sanders
Independent Insurance Broker  ·  25+ Years Experience
“Most people don't realize how exposed they are until something goes wrong. Supplemental coverage is affordable — and it can be the difference between a setback and a catastrophe.”

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Bruce will identify your gaps and compare plans within one business day.

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