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Denver Dentist
Bernard D Slota DDS
Cosmetic
Dentistry
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Bernard D Slota DDS
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Why doesn’t my insurance pay for this?
In
1960, the average maximum benefit paid by insurance carriers was
$1,000 per year in the Denver area. More than 40 years later, the
average is still approximately $1,000 per year.
Can this be true? Yes! An ever-increasing number of patients cannot
gain access to needed dental services because the maximums have not
even kept pace with inflation.
Dental plans are
designed to share in the cost of your dental care, not
completely pay for those costs. The amount your plan pays is
determined by the agreement negotiated by your employer with the
insurer. Your dental coverage is determined not by your dental
needs – but by how much your employer contributes to the plan.
Navigating
through dental insurance plans can seem overwhelming at times. We
will work with you and your insurance company to submit claims and
maximize your benefits. Dr. Slota is happy to prepare a “blueprint”
for your treatment, a complete treatment plan customized to your
wants and needs, which will allow you to phase in ideal treatment
over a period of time leading to the ultimate goal of Oral Health.
There is an
alternative to traditional dental plans that you might want to
consider. Direct Reimbursement is a self-funded dental plan that
reimburses an individual based on a percentage of dollars spent for
dental care, not on the type of treatment provided. It also allows
patients to seek treatment from the dentists of their choice.
Unlike some forms of dental benefits, Direct Reimbursement allows
patients to plan treatment with their dentists alone, with no third
party interference. It preserves your right to choose treatment
with minimal paperwork and no preliminary authorizations. For more
information, contact the ADA at 800-232-1890 or
dentalbenefits@ada.org.
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Dental Insurance
In Denver Colorado and the surrounding
Aspen - Vail - Boulder - Colorado Springs CO areas.
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