MetLife TakeAlong DentalSM The last dental program they will ever need

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MetLife TakeAlong DentalSM The last dental program they will ever need This presentation is designed primarily for existing customers.

A plan that offers savings, choice and anywhere, anytime service Negotiated fees generally 15% to 45% below average charges in a dentist’s community* Access to thousands of participating dental locations across the U.S. 374,000 in network locations. Plus access to international dentists in more than 200 countries through MetLife's International Dental Travel Assistance Program** Flexibility to go to any dentist — in or out of the network. Check www.metlife.com and click “find a dentist”, choose PDP Plus network. Access to pre-treatment estimates, coverage verification, claim status and more, via Internet, fax or Customer Service Representatives *Savings from enrolling in a dental benefits plan will depend on various factors, including the cost of the plan, how often participants visit the dentist and the cost of services rendered. Negotiated fees for non-covered services may not apply in all states. **International Dental Travel Assistance services are administered by AXA Assistance USA, Inc. AXA Assistance is not affiliated with MetLife, and the services they provide are separate and apart form the benefits provided by MetLife.

Valuable dental benefits for retirement Individuals value dental benefits throughout their life stages – including retirement. An effective retiree dental plan should: Control plan risk Offer a choice of plan designs Be simple and easy to understand Make it easy for employers to maintain Help retirees make informed choices Individuals value dental benefits throughout their life stages – including retirement. We believe an effective retiree dental plan should: Control plan risk to drive long-term rate stability Offer a choice of plan designs to meet retirees’ personal and financial needs Be simple and easy to understand Make it easy for employers to maintain it Offer clear decision support tools that encourage retirees to take action Provide a comprehensive educational platform to help consumers make informed choices about their dental benefits and oral health

Proven expertise makes the difference More than 50 years of experience in the dental business Dental benefit administration for more than 21 million people1 Extensive experience with employee-paid benefits Broad voluntary benefits portfolio Brand recognition 1 Based on enrolled lives. MetLife data as of January 2016.

New solutions that balance cost with your needs The last dental program they you ever need Robust coverage you will value Choice of programs to meet individual needs Flexible waiting periods so individuals get access to coverage quickly Portable solution for continuation of coverage Health and wellness (oral health library)* Unlike many individual dental offerings that only feature a percentage discount card or provide very limited coverage and networks, MetLife TakeAlong Dental provides robust coverage. Employee choose from standard program designs to meet their individual needs 3 DPPO options 2 DHMO options, where available The standard programs, like MetLife’s group plans, are based on research, treatment protocols and market trends — helping to provide the coverage employees want. Flexible waiting periods so individuals get access to coverage quickly PPO: Ability to waive the waiting period with proof of in force coverage (one year or more); For Basic (Class B), Major (Class C), and Orthodontia (where offered) DHMO: No waiting period. MetLife TakeAlong is a great solution for those not eligible for dental coverage under your group plan as well as those looking for an alternative to COBRA. It can also be a solution for dependents who are aging out of their dental plans [at age 26]. MetLife TakeAlong Dental is not COBRA coverage and does not affect any employer obligation to provide COBRA coverage. *Not available in all states

Easy to get started metlifetakealongdental.com – RCSD Referral Code: RCSDRetireeDental The MetLife TakeAlong Dental website is easy to use and provides all the information employees need to enroll. They simply enter their home zip code to review the programs available in their state.

Make informed decisions Review the options   High Option Benefit Based on the maximum allowed charge1 Medium Option Benefit Low Option Benefit Preventive & Diagnostic Services In-network: 100% Out-of-network: 100% Basic Restorative Services In-network: 80% Out-of-network: 80% In-network: 70% Out-of-network: 70% Major Restorative Services In-network: 50% Out-of-network: 50% Child Orthodontia Covered Services2 Orthodontia not covered Calendar Year Deductible -Applies to Basic & Major Restorative Services Individual Family $25 $75 $50 $150 $225 Waiting Period3 6 months for Basic Restorative 12 months for Major Restorative & Child Orthodontia 12 months for Major Restorative Calendar Year Maximum Benefit $2,000 / person $1,500 / person $1,000 / person Child Orthodontia Lifetime Maximum Dependent Age A dependent child is eligible for benefits up to his/her 26th birthday.2 Individuals can easily compare the program options available to them, coverage and cost.

Make informed decisions Review the options PREVENTIVE Frequency Prophylaxis (cleanings) Two per calendar year Oral examinations Topical fluoride treatment One per calendar year for dependent children up to his/her 14th birthday Bitewing x-rays One set every calendar year One set every 6 months for a child Screenings Patient assessments BASIC RESTORATIVE Fillings – initial placement Unlimited Replacement Fillings Replacement once every 24 months Simple extractions Full mouth x-rays Once every 60 months Periodontonics maintenance Four treatments per calendar year   Periodontal scaling & root planing Once per quadrant every 24 months Space maintainers Once per lifetime per tooth area for dependent children up to his/her 14th birthday Sealants or sealant repair Once per tooth every 60 months for dependent children up to his/her 14th birthday Individuals can easily compare the program options available to them, coverage and cost. MAJOR General anesthesia When necessary in accordance with generally accepted dental standards Dentures When need to replace congenitally missing teeth or replace natural teeth Recementing of cast restorations or dentures Once in a 12 month period Crowns No more than one replacement for the same tooth within 10 years Oral surgery Refer to schedule of benefits for exceptions Surgical extractions Unlimited Implant services No more than once for the same tooth position in a 10 year period Repair of implants Child orthodontia2 For a child up to age 19

Dependent coverage available Compare cost Self and dependent coverage available

Simple to enroll Provide basic information We only need a few pieces of information to complete the enrollment.

Easy online payments Select payment preference Choices of: Credit card Electronic funds transfer Check* Billing is between MetLife and the individual. They can choose from credit card, electronic funds transfer, or check. *Not available with monthly payment mode

Confirm enrollment Review the application Individuals confirm their information, and that’s it. It’s that easy.

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