What it costs
The practice is in network with 15 dental plans, listed below. Our staff review your insurance details before your visit and the practice submits the claim to your in-network plan. What you owe is decided by your plan once the claim is processed. Without an in-network plan you pay the practice directly, and the fee for your case is given to you in writing at your consultation, before anything is booked. Payment plans are available.
Requesting a time takes about ninety seconds and no account. Have your insurance details ready so staff can review them before your visit.
Plans the practice is in network with
From the practice's enrollment record, current as of October 2026. Being in network means the practice submits the claim; what your plan pays is still decided by your plan.
- MetLife
- Cigna
- Humana
- Humana Medicare
- Ameritas
- GEHA / Connection Dental
- DHA / Sun Life
- Lincoln Financial
- Principal
- BCBS
- United Concordia
- TRICARE United Concordia
- Delta Dental
- United Healthcare
- United Healthcare Medicare
Not on the list, or no dental insurance? You pay the practice directly, and payment plans are available. The practice does not accept Medicaid.
Where the number comes from
Quoted after the surgeon has looked.
What needs doing is decided from your scan and your examination, not from a description over the phone, so the number is for your case rather than an average, and it is written down before anything is booked.
Which plan pays for what
Dental cover is the one that usually responds to a third molar. Medical cover can respond where there is pathology documented alongside it, so that is the case we look at.
Where medical can respond
- A documented infection around the tooth
- A cyst or other pathology found on the scan
- Damage the wisdom tooth has done to the tooth in front of it
- A documented medical reason for the anaesthetic
Where dental usually responds
- Removal of an erupted wisdom tooth
- Removal of an impacted wisdom tooth with no pathology alongside it
- Socket preservation after the extraction
- Sedation billed against a dental surgical code
These are patterns, not rules
How insurance and pricing work here
Four steps, from your first call to the claim.
Your insurance details are checked
When you call to book, we can confirm with your insurer during the call that your dental plan is active, using the member ID, name and date of birth on your card. Before your visit our staff review your insurance details as well. Neither is a promise of what your plan will pay.
You come in for a consultation
The surgeon looks at your scan and examines you. What needs doing is decided from what is actually there, not from a description over the phone.
You are given the fee for your case, in writing
For your own case, before anything is booked, with what it does and does not include set out. You take it away and think about it if you want to.
The claim goes to your plan, or you pay directly
With an in-network plan, the practice submits the claim and your plan decides what you owe. Without one, you pay the practice directly. Nothing is added to the fee without you agreeing first, and payment plans are arranged before your surgery date.
