Chapter 432G

§432G-1 Definitions for dental insurance rules

§432G-2 Getting a license to run a dental insurer

§432G-3 Dental insurer leaders must protect company money

§432G-4 Annual reports

§432G-5 What your dental insurer must tell you

§432G-6 Financial safety rules for dental insurers

§432G-7 Deposit required when uncovered costs are high

§432G-8 Rules for dental insurers taking reinsurance credit

§432G-9 New dental plan must cover you right away

§432G-10 Who can start and run a dental insurer

§432G-11 State checks on dental insurers and their providers

§432G-12 Fees for certificates of authority and how to keep them valid

§432G-13 When the state can take away a dental insurer's license

§432G-14 State insurance chief can order a dental insurer to fix problems

§432G-15 Fines and enforcement actions against dental insurers

§432G-16 How this law relates to other insurance laws

§432G-17 Approval needed to take over a dental insurer

§432G-18 Exemption for dental insurers in federal programs

§432G-19 How dental insurers coordinate benefits with other plans

§432G-20 Dental insurers must explain coverage before you sign up

§432G-21 Dental insurers must follow federal law