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Health insurance, encompassing dental and vision coverage, is a form of financial protection that helps individuals manage the costs associated with medical, dental, and vision care. It operates through a contractual agreement between an individual or a group and an insurance company, with the insurer agreeing to cover specified healthcare expenses in exchange for regular premium payments. 

Key components of health insurance typically include:

• Medical Coverage:  Medical insurance is a contractual agreement between an individual or a group and an insurance company, wherein the insurer agrees to provide financial coverage for the insured person's medical expenses in exchange for regular premium payments. The primary purpose of health insurance is to mitigate the financial risk associated with healthcare costs, ensuring that individuals have access to necessary medical services without facing substantial financial burden. 

• Dental Coverage:  Dental insurance operates similarly to health insurance but specifically focuses on covering expenses related to dental care. It is a type of insurance that helps individuals manage the costs associated with maintaining good oral health, including routine check-ups, cleanings, x-rays, fillings, and other dental procedures. 

• Vision Coverage:  Vision insurance is a type of insurance designed to help individuals manage the costs associated with maintaining good eye health and vision. It covers expenses related to routine eye exams, and prescription eyewear (such as eyeglasses and contact lenses).

By providing financial assistance for medical, dental, and vision care, health insurance helps individuals and families manage healthcare costs, maintain good health, and access necessary medical services without facing significant financial hardship.