Insurance & Financing
As a rule, dental insurance policies cover preventive and/or routine procedures such as exams and cleanings twice a year. Certain insurance policies may also cover general dentistry treatments such as fillings or extractions, either partially or in full.
For some dental procedures, the cost is not covered by dental insurance plans. This generally includes treatments that are considered non-essential or cosmetic. In these cases, patients may require financing or other payment methods.
Financing
We understand that financing can be a difficult subject, so our goal is to make it as easy as possible by offering in-office payment plans and partnering with third-party financing services to provide you with the best available options for your financial situation. If the cost of treatments or procedures are not fully covered by insurance, some dental offices provide financing options to assist with the remaining cost. Be sure to contact your dentist’s office about financing options before receiving any oral care that is not fully covered by your dental insurance policy.
Accepted Insurances
We accept most PPO dental insurances, including:
- APWU
- Advantica
- Aetna
- Aflac
- Altus Dental
- Ameritas
- Anthem Blue Cross
- Anthem Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Argus Dental
- Beam
- Best Life And Health
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Blue Cross Blue Shield Federal Employee Program
- Capital Blue Cross
- Connection Dental
- Delta Dental
- Dental Benefit Providers
- Dental Health Alliance
- Dental Network of America
- Dental Select
- Dentemax
- Dominion National
- First Choice Health
- First Dental Health
- GEHA
- Guardian
- Hawaii Dental Service (Delta Dental)
- Healthplex
- Humana
- Kaiser Permanente
- Legacy Health
- LifeWise
- Lincoln Financial Group
- MetLife
- Moda Health
- Premera Blue Cross
- Principal Financial Group
- Regence Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Reliance Standard
- Security Life
- Sun Life Financial
- The Standard
- Tricare Dental Program
- TruAssure
- UNUM
- United Concordia
- UnitedHealthcare
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We also accept Medicaid and Medicare patients that are in-network with us, such as UHC Medicaid Advantage plan.
Other Payment Methods
If your dental insurance plan does not cover the full cost of your dental care and/or financing is not available, there are still other options. Cash, major credit cards, and CareCredit are accepted as alternate payment methods for treatments and procedures. CareCredit is a credit card designed for patients to pay for healthcare not covered by insurance, including dental care.
We want to make sure you’re taken care of, so please don’t let finances keep you from contacting our office or getting treatment you may need to have a healthy smile you love. Call us to talk about flexible in-house financing plans as well as other available options.
Contact your dentist’s office for more information about insurance and financing.