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Can I get dental insurance for my baby for only nine months?

Saturday, Aug. 28th 2010 8:22 AM

I do get dental insurance though my job but I forgot to add my son onto the policy when he turn one and now I have to wait another nine months until then next open enrollment.   I really do not want to have him wait that long to see the dnetist he is going on two now.   Can I get dental insurance for just my son and cancel it when I am able to get him on my plan though work.

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