- Two periodic exams & two cleanings
- Two emergency exams included
- Two fluoride treatments
- X-rays as needed
- 20–50% off treatments
Dental membership plan for patients with no insurance, from $240 a year.
One flat yearly fee covers the visits that keep a mouth healthy, and takes 20–50% off everything else. No deductibles, no annual maximum, no claims, no waiting period.
Your options: dental membership plan, insurance or Medicaid
One flat yearly fee covers the visits that keep your mouth healthy, and takes 20–50% off everything else.
- No deductibles or annual maximum
- No claims, no pre-authorization
- No waiting period — starts today
- Two periodic exams & two cleanings
- Two emergency exams included
- X-rays as needed
- 20–50% off treatments
- Four cleanings a year
- Four fluoride treatments
- Emergency exams included
- For gum-disease maintenance
PPO dental insurance is accepted, and the team files claims for patients. Children's Medicaid and CHIP are also accepted.
We file the claim — not youWe take your plan, and we file the claim.
In-network with every major PPO, plus children's Medicaid and CHIP. You are not left to chase a reimbursement — we verify your benefits before the first visit.
- Delta Dental
- MetLife
- Cigna
- Guardian
- Aetna
- Humana
- United Healthcare
- BCBS of Texas
- United Concordia
- Ameritas
- GEHA
- DentaQuest
- Lincoln Financial
- Principal
- Sun Life
- UMR
- Medicaid & CHIP
- + 30 more
How dental insurance actually works, and why in-network costs you less →
Dental membership plan questions
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Toothache at 7am? You'll be seen today.
Same-day and Saturday appointments for toothaches, broken teeth, knocked-out teeth and lost crowns. Call us and we'll tell you what to do first, while you're still at home.
