Our Bloomingdale team helps you read your dental plan, handle the paperwork, and choose a way to pay that fits.
Our Bloomingdale team explains costs in plain words before any work begins. This page covers how we work with your plan, the ways you can pay, and what to do if you have no coverage.
Bring your insurance card and member details to your appointment, and our front desk team takes it from there. We look over your benefits, show you which of your recommended procedures your plan lists as covered, and point out anything it may leave out. Then we help with the claim paperwork so your plan can reimburse covered care.
If you want to know where your coverage stands before you book, call our office and our team can look into it with you.
Some patients cover most of a visit with insurance, while others combine a few methods to handle the rest. These are the options our office accepts.
For a bigger treatment plan, ask us to lay out the total first so you can decide without pressure.
Three terms shape most dental bills. A deductible is the amount you pay each year before your plan starts sharing costs. A co-payment is the part of a covered service that stays with you after the plan pays its share. An annual maximum is the most your plan pays toward your care in one benefit year, and costs past that limit are usually yours.
These numbers differ from one plan to the next, and they can change when an employer switches plans. Before treatment, our team goes over how they apply to your visit and explains costs up front, so the total at checkout makes sense. If a larger course of care might reach your yearly maximum, we can talk through your payment choices together.
Plenty of people in Bloomingdale, Addison, and Glendale Heights have no dental plan, whether they work for themselves, recently changed jobs, or have retired. Going without coverage does not have to mean going without care.
Patients without insurance often pay from savings, a flexible spending account, a credit card, or a third-party financing program made for health care costs. New patients are always welcome, and our new patient information explains what to bring and what to expect. Ask us for the cost of your recommended care before treatment so you can plan ahead.
140 N. Bloomingdale Rd
Bloomingdale, IL 60108
Monday – Thursday
1st & 3rd Saturday
Friday & Sunday
8 AM – 8 PM
8 AM – 2 PM
Closed
