How We Work With Your Insurance
Before Your Treatment
- We verify your benefits and explain what your plan covers
- You'll receive a clear estimate of your expected costs before any work begins
During & After Care
- We submit claims electronically to most carriers and follow up on your behalf
- Any remaining balance after insurance pays is due at time of service or according to your payment plan
- We're here to answer questions about your coverage and help you understand your benefits
What to Know
- Please bring your insurance card and photo ID to your first visit
- Some services—IV sedation, certain implant components, specialty imaging—may have limited coverage or plan exclusions
- Insurance estimates aren't guarantees, but we work to get you the most accurate information possible
- If your plan changes, let us know so we can update your records

Payment Options
We accept multiple payment methods to make your visit convenient:
For patients paying at the time of service, we provide detailed treatment estimates before beginning any work. If you're planning complex restorative treatment—like full-arch implants or multiple procedures—ask about financing options that let you spread payments over time with manageable monthly installments.
Financing for Your Peace of Mind
In-House Membership Plans
Perfect for patients without dental insurance. These plans typically include preventive visits and offer discounts on restorative and cosmetic services, making year-round care affordable and predictable.
Third-Party Financing
Flexible monthly payment plans help make larger treatments accessible. Whether you're considering dental implants, full-mouth restoration, or sedation procedures, financing lets you get the care you need now and pay over time.
Transparent Treatment Planning
Remember how we handle consultations differently? You'll meet privately with our office manager to review not just your treatment options, but also a complete breakdown of costs and payment plans. Take all the time you need to go over details, ask questions, and think about your priorities—with no pressure and no rushing.

