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Dental savings plan

The practice has previously published an in-house dental savings plan, but this page does not confirm that enrollment or prior terms are current. Contact your selected office for the latest written agreement before relying on any benefit, price or discount.

Confirm that the plan is active

Ask whether new enrollment and renewal are available at your selected office and which patients are eligible. Do not send payment or assume that a previously advertised price applies until the office provides the current written terms.

Read what is included and excluded

Request the annual fee, effective and renewal dates, included preventive services, discount schedule, waiting periods, frequency limits, exclusions, refund and cancellation rules, and whether benefits differ by office or clinician. Ask how specialty or outside-laboratory fees are handled.

A savings plan is not dental insurance

An in-house savings plan generally applies according to its contract and does not function like an insurance policy. Confirm whether it can be combined with insurance, financing, promotions or other discounts and how payment is due when care is provided.

Compare the plan with your expected care

Estimate the annual fee and likely services under the current written terms. Ask for treatment-specific estimates before agreeing to care. A discount percentage does not establish the final fee, and no plan should replace a clinical decision about what treatment is appropriate.

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Questions before your visit

Can I enroll through this website?

No enrollment is offered here. Contact the selected office to confirm whether the plan is active and request its current written terms.

Does the plan cover every service?

Do not assume so. Included services, discounts, exclusions and clinician or office limits must be stated in the current agreement.

Can I use insurance and the plan together?

Ask the office and review the agreement. Combining benefits or discounts may be restricted.

Independent patient resources

General education does not replace an individual examination, diagnosis, written instructions or the recommendation of the treating clinician.