Cheyenne Mountain Dentistry & Wellness is proud to accept most major PPO insurance plans. Some of the main insurance companies we are providers for include, but are not limited to:
Insurance
Good to Know:
Verification of dental benefits is an estimate, not a guarantee of coverage.
Your insurance company makes the final determination of benefits after your
claim is processed.
No Insurance?
Ask about Cheyenne Mountain Dentistry & Wellness’ Preferred Patient Program!
The Preferred Patient Program was designed to extend an easier, more affordable way to receive oral care for patients without insurance.
We offer rates for single patients, couples, and families.
CareCredit is a simple way to consolidate and manage certain out-of-pocket healthcare expenses, because it is a credit card that can be used repeatedly and for any family member. CareCredit offers two basic payment options to meet an individual’s financial needs:
Understanding Your Dental Insurance
Dental insurance can be confusing, and every plan is a little different. Our team is happy to help you understand your benefits and provide an estimate of what your insurance may cover before treatment whenever possible.
A Few Things to Keep in Mind
Accepting your insurance does not mean every service is covered.
Your individual plan determines which treatments are covered and how much your insurance company will pay.
Insurance estimates are not a guarantee of payment.
We do our best to verify your benefits and provide an accurate estimate of your expected out-of-pocket costs. However, the final amount paid is determined by your insurance company after your claim is processed.
Your plan may have limitations.
Deductibles, annual maximums, waiting periods, frequency limitations, exclusions, and other plan-specific rules can all affect your coverage.
We’re here to help.
Our team will gladly help you understand the information provided by your insurance company and explain your estimated costs before treatment whenever possible.
What If Insurance Doesn’t Cover What We Expected?
Sometimes an insurance company pays less than originally estimated—or determines that a service is not covered. Because dental insurance is an agreement between you and your insurance provider, patients are ultimately responsible for any portion of treatment that insurance does not pay.
We know unexpected costs can be frustrating, which is why we work hard to provide clear estimates and answer your questions before treatment. Our goal is to make both your dental care and the financial side of your care as straightforward as possible.
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Available Hours
Mon 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Tues 10:00 am – 6:00 pm
Wed 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
Thur 8:00 am – 4:00 pm
Friday 8:00 am – 1:00 pm
Dental Insurance FAQs
Does accepting my dental insurance mean my treatment is covered?
Not necessarily. Every dental insurance plan is different, and coverage depends on the specific benefits included in your plan. Some treatments may be fully or partially covered, while others may not be covered at all. Our team will do our best to help you understand your benefits and estimated costs before treatment.
Is the insurance estimate I receive a guarantee of what my insurance will pay?
No. Insurance estimates and benefit verification are based on the information provided by your insurance company at the time we check your benefits. They are not a guarantee of payment. Your insurance company makes the final determination of benefits after your claim is submitted and processed.
Why did my dental insurance pay less than expected?
There are several reasons this can happen. Your plan may have a deductible, annual maximum, frequency limitation, waiting period, exclusion, or other coverage restriction. In some cases, an insurance company may also determine that a procedure is not covered under your specific plan.
What is a dental insurance annual maximum?
An annual maximum is the most your dental insurance plan will pay toward covered dental care during a benefit year. Once that maximum has been reached, you are generally responsible for additional treatment costs for the remainder of that benefit period.
What is a dental insurance deductible?
A deductible is the amount you may need to pay toward covered dental services before your insurance begins paying its portion. Deductibles vary by plan and may not apply to every type of dental service.
What are frequency limitations?
Some dental plans limit how often they will cover certain services. For example, your plan may only cover a specific number of cleanings, exams, X-rays, or other procedures within a certain period of time. These limitations are determined by your individual insurance plan.
Will you verify my dental insurance benefits before treatment?
Whenever possible, our team will verify your benefits and provide an estimate of what your insurance may pay and what your expected out-of-pocket cost may be. Because insurance companies do not guarantee payment until a claim is processed, these amounts should always be considered estimates.
What happens if my insurance doesn’t cover the full amount?
If your insurance pays less than estimated or does not cover a service, you are responsible for the remaining balance. We understand that unexpected costs can be frustrating, and our team is happy to help explain your insurance company’s payment and answer questions about your account.
Who should I contact if I have questions about my specific insurance coverage?
We’re always happy to help you understand the benefit information available to us. For questions about exactly what your plan covers, exclusions, limitations, or why a claim was processed a certain way, your insurance company is ultimately the best source for details about your specific policy.