We make every effort to make the financial aspect of getting excellent dental care as easy as possible. That’s why we offer uninsured patient discounts. Call our Office Manager Kerri at to learn more about our new patient and uninsured patient discounts.
Payment is expected at the time services are performed. We accept cash, checks, Visa, Discover Card, Master Card, and American Express. When extensive dental care is necessary or when dental insurance is involved, financial arrangements can be made with our office manager. Please inquire about our financing plans. Our primary concern is your dentistry. Nonetheless, we will be sensitive to your financial circumstances within the framework of sound business practices.
Our accounting department will prepare all of the necessary forms for this important benefit. However, we remind you that your policy is an agreement between you and your insurance company, not between your insurance company and our office. We can make no guarantee of any estimated coverage, but we’ll do our best to see that you receive your maximum benefits. Please keep in mind that you are responsible for your total obligation should your insurance benefits result in less coverage than anticipated. If you would like to know what your expected coverage will be, we will submit a pre-treatment estimate. Your insurer will generally send a detailed response within 4-6 weeks. Click here for a list of insurance plans we accept.
For large or small dental care costs CareCredit is an excellent payment option. The application process can be done online on the CareCredit website or our Office Staff can provide an application. Credit decisions are usually made instantly. You will be issued a CareCredit credit card that can be used to pay your bill and/or can be used towards any future services. Terms are 12 months at 0% interest.
Cosmetic procedures are generally not covered by most dental insurance policies; however, partial benefits are often available if the teeth are broken or have previous dental fillings, bonding, or crowns. Also, most insurance companies will pay approximately 80% of the cost for silver fillings on posterior(molar and bicuspid) teeth. If a more expensive porcelain or tooth colored filling material is used, the insurance company usually still pays their percentage based on the cost of the less expensive silver filling. Learn more about cosmetic dentistry procedures here.
