Question: I would like to get a dental insurance plan for just my daughter. My question is, can a minor have their dental insurance plan without a parent being listed?  

Answer: Many providers require at least one adult to be listed when it comes to dental insurance plans for children. This means you may have to purchase a couple plan, which includes an adult with a dependent child. However, some plans may allow you to buy a separate plan for your child without an adult being listed. It’s best to check with the specific insurance provider to see their policies regarding dental insurance for minors. Additionally, it’s essential to carefully review the terms and conditions of any plan to ensure that it meets your specific needs and provides adequate coverage for your child’s dental care.