Financing & insurance
How paying for treatment actually works here.
We bill dental insurance directly, so most of the paperwork is on us, not you. Any co-insurance or estimated portion the plan does not cover is due at the time of service, and we will always tell you that number before treatment starts.
How you can pay
We accept cash, checks, and major bank credit and debit cards.
- American Express
- Discover
- MasterCard
- Visa
- CareCredit
- Cash
- Check
- Debit
Payment plans
For treatment that does not make sense to pay all at once, we work with Mountain America Credit Union, Lending Club, and CareCredit, with low or no-interest plans running six to seventy-two months. If you do not have dental insurance at all, we also run an in-office discount plan, ask the front desk about it before your visit.
Insurance we are in network with
If your carrier is on this list, filing the claim is on us. If it is not, call the office and we will run a complimentary benefits check to tell you what your plan actually covers before you commit to anything.
- Ameritas
- Aetna
- Blue Cross
- Blue Cross/Blue Shield
- Careington
- Cigna (excludes Advantage)
- Connection
- Delta Dental PPO
- Guardian
- Humana
- Medicare Advantage
- MetLife PPO
- Principal
- Sunlife
- United Concordia
- United Health Care
Not seeing your plan? Reach out and ask for a complimentary benefits check, most plans not listed here are still worth a call.
New patient exam is $79. If something hurts today, it is $10.
Both include a check on what your insurance covers, so you know the real cost before you decide anything. See new patients for what a first visit covers.