Dental Insurance & Payment
We accept all PPO dental insurance plans (though not Medi-Cal or Denti-Cal), and we work with patients directly on payment and financing options to help make treatment affordable.
Insurance
- All PPO dental insurance plans accepted
- Medi-Cal and Denti-Cal are not accepted
- Call (818) 541-1110 to verify your specific coverage before your appointment
- New patient paperwork asks for your insurance information
Payment
We understand that every dental patient has different financial needs. Call our office to ask about our payment options, which may include cash, check, financing, and credit cards.
If your dental insurance will not cover all of your dental treatments, we will work with you to identify a payment solution. If you have a question about a specific procedure or its cost, the front desk team is happy to walk you through what to expect before you book.
Using your PPO benefits before your plan year ends
Many PPO plans have an annual maximum, and many run on a calendar year, so benefits you have not used may not carry over into the next plan year. Plans differ, so check your plan documents or ask your insurer how yours works. If you are due for a cleaning and exam, fall is a practical time to schedule it. See everything we help with this season on our fall & winter dental care page.
New to our office? Our patient information page covers what to expect at your first visit, and you can reach us through our contact page.
Insurance & payment questions
We accept all PPO dental insurance plans. We do not accept Medi-Cal or Denti-Cal. Call (818) 541-1110 to verify your specific coverage before your appointment.
Call our office to ask about our payment options, which may include cash, check, financing, and credit cards.
If your dental insurance will not cover all of your dental treatments, we will work with you to identify a payment solution, with or without insurance.
Many PPO plans run on a calendar year and have an annual maximum, so benefits you have not used may not carry over. Plans differ, so check your plan documents or ask your insurer how yours works.