Dental Care Financing
Dental Care Insurance & Financing Options
"Don't let finances get in the way of your smile"
Various Financing Options
We know dental care can be expensive, which is why we accept all major insurance plans and also offer payment plans that are flexible and best suited for each patient. Feel free to speak candidly with us about your insurance, financial situation, or other money matters.
Insurance
We accept all major insurance and PPO plans, including
- Aetna
- GEHA
- UMR
- Ameritas
- Great Neck Teachers Association
- United Concordia
- Assurant
- Guardian
- United Health Care
- Lincoln Financial
- Cigna
- Cigna Global
- MetLife
- Delta Dental
- Principal Life
Smile Now, Pay Later! With CareCredit
Payment for our services is due at the time those services are rendered. We accept cash, checks, and all major credit cards as methods of payment. “Flex Spending” dollars are also accepted at our clinic. We offer 0% financing through Care Credit, Springstone, and another affordable payment plan to ensure you have access to expert dental health care. Click the “Apply Now” button to apply for Care Credit:
Clicking this button will take you to Care Credit’s website.
Questions and Concerns?
Do you have questions regarding dental insurance? We can help. Our staff is fully prepared to answer any questions or concerns you may have when it comes to your specific coverage. Feel free to get in touch with us so we can clear all your doubts.
Our goal is to help you understand how your dental insurance works and keep you informed about every decision you will make regarding the cost of your care.
Don’t Delay Your Dental Care
In many cases, postponing recommended dental treatments can lead to further oral health decline and tooth damage, resulting in more extensive, and expensive, procedures down the road. At Advanced Dental Arts we want to provide you with the care you deserve. Call today to schedule your first consultation.
The Perfect Smile Awaits You.
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