Reports

2021 State of the Dental Benefits Market

November 1, 2022

This report serves as a primer for understanding the dental benefits market by highlighting key trends in enrollment, premiums, claims processing metrics, customer service metrics and employer and consumer opinion.

NADP Dental Benefits Report: 2021 Premium

October 22, 2022

Dental premiums continue a long trend of increases well below the rate of inflation, with the average premium rising less than 1% in 2021 compared to 2020 premiums.

2021 NADP Consumer Tracking Survey Report (PDF)

October 21, 2022

 NADP’s Consumer Tracking Survey Report is based on 3,000 online surveys among United States Consumers. The survey covers consumer attitudes and behaviors on dental care and dental benefits.

2021 NADP Consumer Tracking Survey – Crosstabs (Excel)

October 20, 2022

Crosstabulations of every question in the survey by the following demographic variables

2021 NADP Consumer Tracking Survey Report, Data File and Crosstabs

September 6, 2022

NADP’s Consumer Tracking Survey Report is based on 3,000 online surveys among United States Consumers.

2021 Benefit Utilization Report

August 6, 2022

The 2021 NADP Benefit Utilization Report includes data on non-DHMO dental insurance paid dental procedures per 1,000 enrollees by month, by state and by benefit sponsor (group, individual, and Medicare Advantage)

2021 NADP Dental Benefits Report: Plan Design

July 5, 2022

The Plan Design Report includes data reported by product type (DHMO, DPPO In-Network, DPPO Out of Network, and Dental Indemnity).

Minimum Dental Loss Ratios: Considerations and Industry Analysis

June 1, 2022

Discussion of Potential Implications of Massachusetts Initiative Petition for a Law to Implement Medical Loss Ratios for Dental Benefit Plans

2021 NADP Consumer Tracking Survey – Data file (Excel)

March 28, 2022

The raw data file in Excel format from the 2021 NADP Consumer Tracking Survey includes all 3,000 responses to every question asked in the survey. SPSS format coming soon.

CAQH Index Report

September 14, 2021

Administrative functions are a necessary component of the business of healthcare to ensure that consumers can access quality care and that providers are compensated for delivering that care.