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Dental and Vision Insurance in Colorado

Real October 2026 prices by area, what each tier pays, and when coverage starts.

How much is dental insurance in Colorado? SecureDental PLUS, the dental plan quoted on this site, runs $37.32 to $44.84 a month on its top tier across Colorado ($40.33 in Denver), and the Saver tier starts at about $24. Vision (PremierVision) is $7.58 a month. Neither is priced by age. In Colorado the sponsoring association is optional, and these prices are without it. (October 2026 quotes; reviewed by Daniel Griffin, licensed independent advisor, NPN #22052447.)

Dental and Vision Prices in Denver

SecureDental PLUS tier, National Options PPO 30 networkPer month, one adult
Premium ($2,000 a year, orthodontia included)$40.33
Saver Plus ($1,500 a year)$35.05
Saver ($1,000 a year)$25.46
Premium on the Careington Dental PPO network$31.60
PremierVision (vision)$7.58
Association duesOptional in Colorado; not included

One adult, Denver ZIP 80202, quoted October 2026. The same at 25, 40 or 60: these plans are not priced by age. Dental and vision together come to $47.91 a month.

Top-Tier Dental Price by Area in Colorado

The price follows the first three digits of your ZIP code, so it can differ between neighboring counties. Top-tier (Premium) price for one adult on the National Options PPO 30 network; Saver Plus runs about 87% of it and Saver about 63%.

“(part)” marks a county whose ZIP codes fall in more than one price area; your exact price shows when you enter your ZIP code below.

What Each Dental Tier Pays

SecureDental PLUS comes in three tiers. Every tier pays cleanings and exams in full from the first day.

SaverSaver PlusPremium
Cleanings and exams (in network)100%100%100%
Fillings and other basic care60%70%80%
Crowns, bridges and other major careDiscount only60%70%
OrthodontiaDiscount onlyDiscount only70%, up to $500 a year and $1,500 lifetime
Most it pays in a year$1,000$1,500$2,000

In-network percentages after a $50 deductible per person (capped at three people per family). Benefits come from the plan brochure; your certificate governs.

When Coverage Starts

Cleanings and exams are covered from day one. Fillings and other basic care start after one month. Crowns, bridges, dentures and orthodontia start after twelve months, so if you need major work soon, start the plan now and ask your dentist whether the work can safely wait. Stand-alone dental and vision plans can be bought in any month; they are not tied to Open Enrollment.

Vision Coverage in Colorado

PremierVision runs on the Spectera Eyecare Network and costs $7.58 a month in Colorado for one person: a $0 copay for the eye exam, a $10 copay for materials, a $150 frame allowance and a $200 allowance for contact lenses. Like the dental plan, it is not priced by age.

The Association in Colorado

Colorado does not require the sponsoring association: you can buy the dental and vision plans without joining, and every price on this page is without it. If you choose to join, membership adds monthly dues, and a licensed agent will show you what it includes before you decide.

What These Plans Are Not

Dental and vision plans are excepted benefits under federal law: they are not minimum essential coverage and never stand in for a health plan. Both are guaranteed renewable to age 65. Children’s dental and vision are essential health benefits on marketplace health plans; adult dental and vision are not, which is why most adults buy them separately. On the marketplace, a dental plan can only be added while buying a health plan; these plans have no such rule.

How to Get Covered in Colorado

Put your ZIP code in the form below to see your area’s exact price, then a licensed agent confirms what is offered at your address and sends the quote the way you choose. Prefer to talk? Call (713) 575-9904.

Dental and Vision by County in Colorado

Adams County (vision) · Alamosa County (vision) · Arapahoe County (vision) · Archuleta County (vision) · Baca County (vision) · Bent County (vision) · Boulder County (vision) · Broomfield County (vision) · Chaffee County (vision) · Cheyenne County (vision) · Clear Creek County (vision) · Conejos County (vision) · Costilla County (vision) · Crowley County (vision) · Custer County (vision) · Delta County (vision) · Denver County (vision) · Dolores County (vision) · Douglas County (vision) · Eagle County (vision) · El Paso County (vision) · Elbert County (vision) · Fremont County (vision) · Garfield County (vision) · Gilpin County (vision) · Grand County (vision) · Gunnison County (vision) · Hinsdale County (vision) · Huerfano County (vision) · Jackson County (vision) · Jefferson County (vision) · Kiowa County (vision) · Kit Carson County (vision) · La Plata County (vision) · Lake County (vision) · Larimer County (vision) · Las Animas County (vision) · Lincoln County (vision) · Logan County (vision) · Mesa County (vision) · Mineral County (vision) · Moffat County (vision) · Montezuma County (vision) · Montrose County (vision) · Morgan County (vision) · Otero County (vision) · Ouray County (vision) · Park County (vision) · Phillips County (vision) · Pitkin County (vision) · Prowers County (vision) · Pueblo County (vision) · Rio Blanco County (vision) · Rio Grande County (vision) · Routt County (vision) · Saguache County (vision) · San Juan County (vision) · San Miguel County (vision) · Sedgwick County (vision) · Summit County (vision) · Teller County (vision) · Washington County (vision) · Weld County (vision) · Yuma County (vision)

Questions

How much is dental insurance in Colorado?

SecureDental PLUS runs $37.32 to $44.84 a month for one adult on its top tier in Colorado, depending on the ZIP code ($40.33 in Denver, October 2026 quotes). In Denver the Saver Plus tier is $35.05 and Saver $25.46. The price does not change with age. In Colorado the sponsoring association is optional, and these prices are without it.

How much is vision insurance in Colorado?

PremierVision is $7.58 a month for one person in Colorado, at any age, with a $0 eye exam copay, a $150 frame allowance and a $200 contact lens allowance. In Colorado the sponsoring association is optional, and these prices are without it.

Does dental insurance in Colorado have a waiting period?

Cleanings and exams are covered from day one. Basic care such as fillings waits one month, and major work and orthodontia wait twelve months.

Can I buy dental and vision insurance in Colorado at any time of year?

Yes. Stand-alone dental and vision plans can be bought in any month. On the marketplace, a dental plan can only be added while buying a health plan.

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