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Are You Leaving Disability Benefits on the Table?

Jun 4, 2026 | Dental Insights

As a dentist, your ability to work is the foundation of everything. Yet one of the most overlooked gaps we see in dentists’ financial plans is disability income protection.

Most dentists have some form of coverage. But having coverage and having the right coverage are two very different things.

Group Plans (Long Term Disability): A Starting Point, Not a Strategy
Many dentists have disability coverage through a dental association (like ADA/ASDA), a DSO, or a group employer plan. That’s a great start, but it’s important to understand what those plans actually provide.

Group disability policies are generally lower cost and easy to enroll in, which makes them accessible. But often come with limitations.

We’ve put together a side-by-side breakdown of Group LTD vs. Individual Disability Income Insurance. Download it to see how the two stack up across coverage, cost, and key features.

Why Individual Coverage Is Different
Individual disability insurance is owned by you, follows you throughout your career, and is built around your specific situation.

Individual policies offer more flexibility when it comes to benefit amounts, and premium stability.

Group plans and individual coverage are not mutually exclusive but rather work together to bring you the most benefits.

The Conversation Worth Having
At E2E Financial, we believe disability planning is a foundational part of building a strong financial future. We help our clients think through how their group coverage stacks up, where the gaps are, and whether layering an individual policy makes sense.

These are exactly the kinds of conversations we have in our monthly coaching meetings. Click here for your personalized disability income insurance quote.

If you’re looking for guidance tailored specifically to you, we’d love to connect. Schedule a complimentary consultation to learn how we’ve helped dentists for over 20 years align their practice success with their long-term personal and financial goals.

Check out our upcoming events below. Here to help you every step of the way!

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2026 Events & Beyond

Quarterly Webinar Series - Essential Leadership Skills for Practice Owners with Debra Engelhardt-Nash
Friday, May 22nd | 1pm

ADMC National Meeting
October 12-14 Minneapolis, Minnesota

Webinar with Kate Willeford - Clients Only
September 18th

Webinar with Janice Hurley - Clients Only
November 6th

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