Group Dental Coverage definition

Group Dental Coverage means group coverage: (i) maintained for Employees by the Employer under a separate plan, program, insurance policy or contract; (ii) which satisfies the requirements of Sections 105 and 106 of the Code; (iii) substantially all of which is for treatment of the mouth (as described in Treas. Reg. Section 54.9831-1(c)(3)(iii)(A)); and (iii) is “permitted” coverage within the meaning of Section 223 of the Code.
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Examples of Group Dental Coverage in a sentence

  • Employees on parental leave may elect to continue Core Extended Health Care and Core Group Dental Coverage for the duration of their leave provided that they undertake to pay 50% of all premium costs of these benefits.

  • Group Dental Coverage - Dental coverage may be continued at the regular employee contribution rate throughout any settlement payments period.

  • Those employees changing from the Dent-Care Plan to Group Dental Coverage under Paragraph A.

  • Section 3: The Employer agrees to make available to the employee and his or her family Group Dental Coverage, and to pay the single premium amount for all employees enrolled in said dental coverage.

  • A permanent Employee who is absent from work because of illness or disability shall continue to enjoy Core Extended Health Care and Core Group Dental Coverage, at the same level of coverage as received normally, for as long as the member qualifies for disability benefits through the Disability Partnership.

  • A permanent employee who is absent from work because of illness or disability shall continue to enjoy Core Extended Health Care and Core Group Dental Coverage without benefit premium cost until the employee has been absent for a period of twelve (12) months.

  • Group Dental Coverage - Dental coverage may be continued at the regular employee contribution rate throughout a settlement payments period.