Dental insurance pay-out is based on a contract between a patient and an insurance company. Unless a dentist signs into a related contract with that insurance company and essentially agrees to work for it, he/she legally is not obligated to work at a reduced fee for that company. An "out-of-network" dentist works for the patient and not for a dental…
Q: What do we do if both my wife and I have a lot of work that needs to be done, but our dental insurance will only cover about $1000? Many times a couple decides together to seek dental care at the same time. With a little bit of creative financing and understanding of how dental insurance works both partners…
This is probably the most common question that my office manager is asked in a day's time. Although many people have some form of third-party assistance with their dental expenses, there is a false understanding that dental benefits are truly an "insurance," which typically is a safety net for unpredictable expenses. For example, you carry fire, wind, and theft insurance…
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