Contrary to popular belief, not everyone has dental insurance. There is a high percentage of people who do not have dental benefits. Because of this problem, The Center for Advanced Dentistry has decided to offer our patients an In-office Dental Assistance Savings Plan. The Center for Advanced Dentistry’s discount plan is designed to provide affordability and greater access to quality dental care. With this plan, there are:
- No yearly maximums
- No deductibles
- No claim forms
- No pre-authorization requirements
- No pre-existing condition limitations
- Immediate eligibility (no waiting periods)
- Free Consultations
This plan is only honored at The Center for Advanced Dentistry. This dental plan is not an insurance plan that can be used with any other dental office. The plan entitles you to 2 exams and cleanings anytime during a period of one year. In addition, bitewing dental x-rays will be taken during that time.
There are other special discounts offered with this plan. Please see the link below for specific details. Or call our office at 216-595-1710. We look forward to hearing from you!
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