Dental insurance coverage helps you afford the regular checkups and procedures recommended by your dentist to keep your teeth and gums healthy. It can help save you money on costly dental procedures like crowns, root canals, and even braces. Getting preventative care regularly and treating issues early can help avoid more serious and expensive dental problems down the road. Finding the right dental insurance plan for you and your family's needs can be a challenge with so many options available. Do your research, compare deductibles, co-pays, annual maximums and percentages covered for different procedures. Ask your dentist what plans they accept to narrow down your options. Make oral hygiene a priority. In addition to dental insurance, be sure to brush your teeth twice a day for two minutes, floss daily, and see your dentist regularly for cleanings and checkups. Taking good care of your smile now can help you avoid pain and high dental bills in the future. #dentalhealth #oralhealth #healthyteeth
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Think you can't see a dentist without dental insurance? FALSE—there are affordable options for you! 💯 We believe dental care should be accessible for everyone regardless of insurance status. We’re focusing on solutions, not obstacles. At Modern Dentistry of New England, we provide: ✅ Free consultations We want to understand your needs without causing strain on your wallet. ✅ Discounted new-patient services Begin your journey with us without worrying about costs. ✅ Flexible payment plans We work with you to make dental care affordable. ✅ Low-cost monthly membership Offering continued care at great prices! True affordability lies in tailoring the right solutions regardless of your insured status. Smile care should never be a privilege. It's a right! 😁 Right? #AffordableDentistry #DentalCare #NoInsuranceNoProblem #ValueForMoney #FamilyDental #BudgetFriendly
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🦷 Navigating Your Dental Insurance Options 🦷 Why Dental Insurance Matters: Your dental health impacts more than just your smile—it's closely linked to your overall health. For instance, gum disease can increase the risk of heart disease, stroke, and diabetes. Dental insurance helps cover essential services like checkups, cleanings, x-rays, fillings, and root canals, which can be quite expensive out-of-pocket. Types of Plans: Dental insurance usually falls into two main categories: PPO and HMO. PPO plans offer greater flexibility in choosing your dentist, while HMO plans generally have lower premiums but require you to stick to a specific network. What’s Covered: Be sure to check what’s included in your plan. Preventive care (such as routine cleanings) is often covered at 100%, while basic procedures (like fillings and extractions) and major treatments (such as crowns and bridges) are covered to varying extents. Keep in mind that orthodontic coverage can vary significantly. Choosing the Right Plan: Evaluate factors like annual maximums, deductibles, and co-pays. Also, check if your preferred dentist is in-network. Compare the overall cost versus the benefits to find the plan that best suits your needs. Extra Considerations: Most dental plans don’t cover cosmetic procedures like veneers or teeth whitening, so budget accordingly if you’re interested in these treatments. Choosing the right dental insurance can make a big difference in your dental care and budget. Make sure you understand your options and select a plan that aligns with your needs! #DentalCare #CostEffective #TrustedNetwork #CustomerService #FidelioDental
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The Rising Cost of Dental Care – Is There an Affordable Way to Smile? Did you know that over 68 million adults in the U.S. lack dental insurance, with costs for routine exams averaging over $200 and crowns ranging from $500 to $2,000 per tooth? For many, achieving a confident smile feels financially out of reach. That's where Imako Cosmetic Teeth come in. While not a permanent dental solution, Imako offers an affordable, temporary cosmetic option for those who want to smile confidently without breaking the bank. For just $39.95, Imako provides a custom-fit, comfortable design you can wear for special events, photoshoots, or whenever you want to boost your confidence—no dental visits, no costly procedures, just a brighter smile you can take on and off as needed. Your smile matters. Let’s make confidence accessible. #ImakoCosmeticTeeth #ConfidentSmile #AffordableSmile #DentalCosts #SmileMakeover
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What have you done about your dental health to get ready for this big break in the calendar for Summertime? During these hot days in June, July and August, your teeth and gums can take a beating. Summer time doesn't mean you should get out of a regular routine for dental care. As well, your overall health depends on keeping those pearly whites camera ready. Read my new blog about tips for good dental hygiene for you and your kids: https://lnkd.in/gyThqbyN If you are one of the 75 million Americans who don't have dental insurance or some type of dental plan, visit my website to choose from many affordable types of dental programs. If you have any questions about any of them, contact me for a conversation about what plan may best fit your needs as an individual or a family. If you are an employer considering adding dental benefits for your employees, let's talk before the Summer is over to make sure a program can be put together before the Fall. Visit this site: https://lnkd.in/gyDtk9Wu
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What have you done about your dental health to get ready for this big break in the calendar for Summertime? During these hot days in June, July and August, your teeth and gums can take a beating. Summer time doesn't mean you should get out of a regular routine for dental care. As well, your overall health depends on keeping those pearly whites camera ready. Read my new blog about tips for good dental hygiene for you and your kids: https://lnkd.in/gyThqbyN If you are one of the 75 million Americans who don't have dental insurance or some type of dental plan, visit this website to choose from many affordable types of dental programs. If you have any questions about any of them, contact me for a conversation about what plan may best fit your needs as an individual or a family. If you are an employer considering adding dental benefits for your employees, let's talk before the Summer is over to make sure a program can be put together before the Fall. Visit this site: https://lnkd.in/gyDtk9Wu
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Finding the right dental insurance plan that fits your needs and budget can take some research. Make sure to understand what’s covered under potential plans, what your out-of-pocket costs may be, and which local dentists participate in the network. When you’re ready to use your dental benefits, search for in-network dentists that accept your insurance plan and book an appointment. Don’t forget to bring your insurance card and ID to your appointment. If you have any questions about your dental insurance and coverage, give us a call! We'd love to be your family dentist. https://lnkd.in/grPHNs6P . . . #dentistinbakersfield #familydentist #cosmeticdentist #emergencydentist #rootcanal #dentalimplants #dentalcrown #bakersfielddentist #invisalign #teethwhitening #veneers
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So if you don’t go to the dentist here are 7 things that could happen to you. This is right from the American Dental Association 1. You can lose your teeth 2. You can get painful toothaches 3. You can get gum disease 4. You can expect painful and costly dental procedures in the future 5. You may have an increased risk of developing many diseases such as heart disease 6. Your teeth get stained and don’t look good 7. You may develop bad breath Dental insurance cost varies. It all depends on what you use it for. If you just need a cleaning and x-rays a plan the cost a little may be for you. If you need major dental work a plan that costs more may be helpful to you. Always look at each plan. Some may have a deductible. Some may have a maximum they will pay for the year. Some will have a waiting period before they pay for major work. Getting a vision exam could help detect tumors and diabetes. They say the eyes are the heart of your soul, this is true. Vision plans cover a lot for not so much money. Contact me at 617-905-6411 email: jcollinsinsurance@gmail.com
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Should your private dental practice offer discounts? Yes and No ... Depends on the type of patient ... 👇🏻 If the patient has insurance, you have to abide by all the rules laid out by the insurance company and your state. You cannot stray away one bit or you will get into legal trouble. However, if the patient does not have insurance, you have a great opportunity to charge your office fees and therefore are free to offer any kind of discount you wish. At Coppell Smiles, we offer a dental membership plan for patients without insurance. We kept the member discount structure quite simple. We want members to know exactly what they are getting. Our discounts range from 10% to 30% depending on the procedure. For example, 10% for Preventive procedures, 15% for Diagnostic procedures, 20% for Restorative procedures. We also have a separate fee schedule for the membership plan in our Dentrix system (with the respective discounts applied). That makes it easy for our financial coordinator to build treatment plans and charge the patient. Remember ... As a private dental practice owner, you are most probably working 60+ hours every week. Make sure you are strategic about enhancing your profits. If you are a private dental practice owner, grab a complimentary copy of my "3-Point Strategy Guide to Boost Profit for Dental Practices: Reduce Insurance Dependence" from the 'Featured' section on my profile page. https://lnkd.in/djYUGMHR Or check for the link in the comments below 👇🏻. Note: If you don't see my comment below with the link, choose 'Recent Comments' in the dropdown below my post.
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