Paying for Your Care

Our patients use dental insurance and benefit plans, credit or debit cards, same-day cash/check payment savings, and payment plan options to pay for their care. Read More »

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We are committed to working with you to make your dental care affordable. We have a variety of ways you can pay for your care.

Dental Insurance and Benefit Plans

We’re here to help you appropriately utilize the dental insurance benefits your employer provides or that you bring to us. As a service to our patients, we work with most dental plans, whether or not we are in network. As a courtesy to you, we will submit your claim to your dental insurance provider. Talk to us if you are changing jobs or dental insurance providers. See Insurance 101 for more.

 

Same-Day Cash Savings

For patients without dental insurance or a benefit plan, we offer a 5% savings for those who pay in full on the day of service with cash or check.

Patients 60 years and older without dental insurance or a benefit plan are eligible to receive an additional 5% savings (total of 10%) for prepayment or full payment by cash or check on the day of treatment.

 

Medical or Health Spending Account (Flex Spending Account)

Some of our patients have flexible spending accounts through their employers. Patients can use the money they have set aside in these accounts for dental expenses not paid for by insurance. We are happy to assist our patients by providing the necessary documentation for reimbursement.

Payment Plans

Many of our patients who do not have a dental benefit plan use payment plan options through CareCredit®. Read more about CareCredit.

Credit or Debit Cards

Park Dental accepts debit cards and most major credit cards.

Additional Questions About Paying For Your Care

We know that details about how to pay for your care can sometimes be confusing. Call your local Park Dental practice with any questions or concerns you may have. Also see Payment Options FAQs.

A Guide to Your Statement

  • Park Dental Location The primary location where you or family members (if applicable) receive your dental care.
  • Statement Date The date this billing statement was created in our office.
  • Payment Due Date The date your payment is due to be received in our office.
  • Return Payment Form Return the top section of this form with your payment. If paying by debit or credit card, write your card information here.
  • Date of Treatment The date you received care at our office.
  • Patient Name The name of the person who received care. This is helpful if you have more than one person in your household receiving care.
  • Description The care you received listed by line item.
  • Charges Cost per line item for each service you received.
  • Insurance Payments & Adjustments The amount your insurance company has paid and any contractual insurance adjustments listed by treatment line item.
  • Patient Payments & Credits The amount you have paid by treatment line item.
  • Balance The current amount of charges per date of treatment with any insurance or patient payments subtracted from the total.
  • Estimated Portion Covered by Insurance The amount we estimate your insurance will pay (this is only an estimate and not a guarantee).
  • Please Pay This Amount The amount we request you pay with this statement. This amount takes into consideration the estimated portion covered by insurance.

Information On The Back Of Your Statement:

CREDIT POLICY

  1. All charges are the full responsibility of the account holder.
  2. This statement indicates patient responsibility in the “Please Pay This Amount” section.
  3. If you have insurance, we will be happy to file claims for you and assist you in receiving payment of legitimate claims. However, if your insurance is slow to pay, or disallows or denies your claim, payment of the account is the account holder’s responsibility.
  4. The account holder is responsible for all account balances older than 90 days, regardless of insurance coverage.
  5. Accounts outstanding more than 90 days from treatment will be charged 0.67% interest per month, or 8% annum.

IN CASE OF POSSIBLE ERRORS OR INQUIRIES ABOUT YOUR BILL

The Federal Trust In Lending Act requires prompt corrections on billing errors. If your bill is in error, follow these steps to ensure a prompt reply and to preserve your rights:

  1. Write or type your statement/inquiry on a separate piece of paper that can be attached to the statement in question, and mail it to us so that we can receive it within 60 days of the statement date.
  2. Include a clear explanation of the error and why you believe there may be an error.
  3. BE SURE to identify yourself by name, account number and address.
  4. BE SURE to state what you believe is the dollar amount of the error.

 

 

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