Other ways to pay
We accept cash, cheque, and all major credit and debit cards. Payment is due at the time of treatment unless a plan has been agreed in advance.
For Patients
Nobody should have to guess what treatment will cost. We check your benefits before you sit down, tell you the figure in advance, and submit the claim on your behalf afterwards.
Accepted Plans
We are happy to work with your insurance company to try to secure the maximum benefit you are entitled to — whether or not we are listed as in-network.
How Billing Works
Bring your insurance card, or give us the details when you book. Before your appointment we contact your insurer to confirm your endodontic coverage, your deductible and how much of your annual maximum is still available.
After the examination we give you a written treatment plan with the estimated insurance portion and your estimated share. You decide with the figure in front of you, not after the fact.
You pay only your estimated portion on the day. We file the claim, attach the radiographs and narrative your insurer needs, and chase it if it stalls.
When the insurer settles, any overpayment is refunded to you promptly. If they pay less than estimated, we will tell you why and help you appeal where there are grounds.
Flexible Payment
Cost should not be the reason a tooth is lost. CareCredit spreads treatment across manageable monthly payments, with interest-free plans on qualifying balances.
CareCredit
CareCredit is a healthcare credit card used at more than 260,000 providers across the United States. Applying takes a few minutes at our front desk or from your phone, and you will know the decision immediately. Once approved, you can use it for this treatment and for future dental, medical and veterinary care.
We accept cash, cheque, and all major credit and debit cards. Payment is due at the time of treatment unless a plan has been agreed in advance.
Endodontic treatment is an eligible expense under most flexible spending and health savings accounts. We will provide whatever documentation your administrator requires.
Saving a tooth is very often less expensive than removing it and replacing it with an implant and crown — and it happens in one appointment rather than over many months.
One call with your insurance details and we will tell you where you stand.