Your Dentist Encourages You to Use Dental Benefits Now!

Can you believe it’s already the end of the year! Time flies by when you’re busy, right? 2017 has been a very eventful, busy year.

With that being said, your dentist doesn’t want you to forget about one important thing: your oral health! It’s time to make sure you use your dental insurance benefits before you lose them with the beginning of 2018.

If you’re not sure how dental benefits work, your local practice is here to make sure you understand them now, so you can receive the dental care your smile deserves.

You’ve Earned Your Dental Insurance Benefits, It’s Time to Use Them!

As experts in the dental field, we understand that it’s hard to keep track of all things related to insurance—even understanding all of the “lingo” can be challenging. As more time passes by, it can become more and more difficult to manage, especially if you’re busy taking care of your family and working. There’s one simple idea to remember that can save you lots of money in the long-run: you’ve paid for your dental benefits throughout the year, so you must be sure to use them before the end of 2017.

There are some plans that allow benefits to roll over, but on the other hand, there are many who do not. It’s best to communicate with your insurance provider to discover the details of your plan. While you’re on the phone, ask about what dental treatments are covered so you can decide what you’ll benefit from most. If you’re uncomfortable doing so or still confused, your local dental team is here to help you understand your benefit plan. We’re just a phone call away!

Dental Benefits Can Do So Much More Than Just Save Money!

Although saving money is a great motivator for us all, it’s not everything dental benefits offers. Preventive dental care is the key to great oral health—and dental benefits pretty much covers it all! Whether you need a dental exam, professional cleaning, or possibly even dental sealants, you should take advantage of your insurance.

It’s almost guaranteed that your insurance plan will cover two routine preventive care appointments every year. Why not use them?

It’s Time to Visit Our Office

If your last appointment was over 6 months ago, it’s time to pay your dentist a visit. If you have insurance benefits, you’re most likely relying on your plan to cover your appointment, so you don’t have any out of pocket costs. If you need additional assistance, feel free to contact our office. We are happy to help by explaining all of your financial options for dental care.