Understand Your Coverage and Payment Options

Bring a valid photo ID, your dental insurance information if you have coverage, and any relevant medical or dental history. These items let the team verify your benefits and prepare for your visit. Questions about what to bring can be answered by the front desk before you arrive.

No. Smile Plan discounts cannot be combined with other offers or discounts, so it helps to know which one applies before treatment is scheduled. The team can walk you through the options and explain which one suits the treatment you need.

Some plans limit treatment options or reimburse at levels that make it harder to deliver the care a practice wants to provide. The office is selective with the plans it joins so it can focus on patient comfort, a personal experience and long-term results. Patients with other plans are still seen, and the team files their claims.

Patients choose the office for its personalized approach to treatment, a comfort-focused visit, careful attention to detail and clear communication throughout. Many find the trust they feel in the office matters as much as the plan on their card. A first visit shows whether the office is the right fit.

Your insurance company makes the coverage and reimbursement decisions according to your individual plan. The office submits claims as a courtesy and helps move the process along, so the paperwork is not left to you. Reviewing your benefits first sets clear expectations for what a claim may return.

The Smile Plan is offered to uninsured patients and does not replace dental insurance. Patients with coverage can use their insurance benefits, and the team reviews those benefits before the visit. A consultation can clarify which route suits your situation.

The Smile Plan is an annual membership that renews in the month you joined, and dues must be current to receive the discount. Payment for treatment is due at the time of service, with the 20% discount applied.