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Kingston Dental Plan for Patient Without Insurance

Low Cost Dental Plan

Receive all the rewards of dental insurance without the limitations, costs, and restrictions.

Adult350.00
Child300.00
Please ask about Periodontal Plan pricing
This is not insurance but a membership payment plan provided by KDP PLLC and is not transferable to other dental offices. Payment for any treatment is due at the time of service. Yearly dues must be current in order to receive plan benefits. This plan may not be combined with any other discounts. It is solely the patient’s responsibility to schedule and keep their appointments. No refunds will be provided for dues paid under any circumstances, including failure to schedule and maintain appointments. Yearly dues and fees for dental services may change at any time. Payment management services will be managed by iCare Financial®.
Insurance

Our staff gladly processes insurance claims and will verify your benefits as a convenience to you. Please bring the necessary information with you on your first visit. We are happy to bill to all traditional insurance plans, and for your convenience, we are also preferred providers for the insurance plans listed below. If your insurance is not listed that doesn’t mean we do not accept it! Give our office a call and we will answer all your insurance questions.

Aetna
Ameritis
Assurant
Blue Cross Blue Shield
Cigna
Companion Life
Cover Kids
Delta Dental Premier
Delta Dental PPO
Guardian
Humana
Metlife
Principal Financial
Lincoln Financial
Renaissance
DentaQuest (Tenncare)
Payment

For single visit procedures, our staff will determine your out-of-pocket expense based on your insurance plan and payment is expected that day. For multi visit procedures, our staff will determine your out-of-pocket expense and payment can be split among the number of visits it takes to complete your treatment. Our determination is only an estimate based on the limited information your insurance company provides, therefore it is not uncommon to receive a statement for the difference you may owe. Any over-payments will be used as credit on your account.

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Are you accepting new patients?​
Yes, we are accepting new patients. Call today to make an appointment!
How often should I see the dentist?
Children, teens, and adults should all see the dentist for a regular checkup at least once every six months. Patients who are at a greater risk for oral cancer or gum disease may be required to see the dentist more than just twice a year. You doctor will help determine how often you should visit the dentist for regular checkups.
What do I need to bring to my first visit?​
Please bring your insurance cards, medical records from previous dentist, and any applicable custody papers (if the patient is under the age of 18).
Why are there so many questions on this Health History?​
Each of the questions asked on the medical history sheet have specific items that can easily have an effect on the delivery of dental treatment. The body is all connected. That medication you take for some other part of the body can be important for today’s filling or extraction or even cleaning plans.