Membership
No insurance? No problem.
Our in-house membership plan makes quality dental care affordable and predictable - no insurance company hassles.
Annual Plan
$599 per person, per year.
Everything you need for a healthy smile - at one transparent price.
| Service | Member | Non-Member |
|---|---|---|
| Routine Cleanings (2/year) | FREE | $290 |
| Routine Oral Exams (2/year) | FREE | $134 |
| Emergency Exam (1/year) | FREE | $102 |
| Bitewing X-rays (1/year) | FREE | $94 |
| Full Mouth X-rays (1/5 years) | FREE | $199 |
| All additional treatments | 15% OFF | Full price |
- No deductibles
- No pre-authorizations
- No yearly maximums
- No waiting periods
Savings Calculator
Is membership right for you?
Answer a few quick questions to see what a year costs with membership and without it, using the regular fees in the table above.
Your estimate
For checkups alone, paying as you go is about $81 less.
Membership pays for itself with a full set of X-rays, an emergency exam or about $540 of treatment.
| Pay as you go | Member | |
|---|---|---|
| Checkups & X-rays | $518 | Included |
| Treatment | $0 | $0 |
| Membership | None | $599 |
| Total for the year | $518 | $599 |
An estimate for one person, not a quote. Checkups assume two cleanings, two exams and a set of bitewing X-rays a year, priced at our regular fees listed above. Members pay $599 a year and get 15% off other treatment.
Our honest advice
Use your insurance.
If your employer pays for your dental plan, it will almost always cost you less than membership. We work with most PPO plans, including Delta Dental, MetLife, Cigna, Guardian and Aetna.
- Paying for a plan yourself? Membership can come out ahead, especially if you need major work during a waiting period or more care than your annual maximum covers. Call us and we will compare it with your plan.
- Most plans reset on January 1. Anything left on your annual maximum usually does not carry over.
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