Financial

We have several financial options available for your convenience in receiving the proper dental care. We have found that our patients appreciate knowing exactly what dental financial responsibilities they will incur. Therefore, we inform our patients about our financial policies before we begin treatment. Knowing this ahead of time allows us all to arrange for the completion of the necessary dental treatment.

Cash or Check

Payment in full is due when services are performed.

Dental Insurance

Most insurance companies will not cover 100% of all dental expenses. Your portion, not covered by insurance, is due at the time treatment is performed.

Please understand that dental insurance is a contract between the patient and the insurance carrier, and not between the insurance carrier and the dentist. The patient is still the responsible party regarding dental fees. We will be glad to process your insurance forms at no charge.

Please be aware that we are only capable of approximating your portion due to the large number of insurance companies and the periodic changes within their contracts without notifying each dental office of these changes.

5% Cash Discount

On services over $1000, an 5% discount maximum upto $500 will be given when paid in full prior to that appointment date. A refund will be made if the proposed treatment is not completed.

Credit Cards

We accept major credit cards including:

• MasterCard

• Visa

• Discover Card

• Third Party Financing

CareCredit offers you convenient monthly payments so you can get the treatments and procedures you want and need. You pay no up-front costs, no annual fees and incur no pre-payment penalties. You can use CareCredit for anything from teeth whitening to every day checkup costs for you and your family.

Gradual Treatment Plan

If it will be easier financially for those patients without dental insurance, we can plan the completion of your dental work by spreading your appointments over several months or years. We will arrange to do the more urgent services at the beginning of treatment.