Paying for your dental care shouldn’t be a hassle. We make your life simpler by accepting the following:
- All major credit cards
- CareCredit financing (no-interest or low-interest repayment fees depending on the length of the loan)
We also accept a variety of PPO dental insurance plans including:
- Aetna
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Cigna
- Delta Dental
- Delta Premier
- Empire Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Guardian
- Metlife
- Prudential Life
- PBA
- Tricare
- Unions
We offer in-house and dental savings plan.
This list is constantly being updated, so please call our office even if you don’t see your insurance plan listed here!
In-house financing
In housing financing applies to patients that have been with the practice for over 2 years- please check in with the office for your financing - depending on the estimate. Otherwise, care credit is offered.
We accept most major dental PPO insurance plans covered by:
- Aetna
- Metlife
- United Concordia
- Prudential
- Guardian
- Cigna
- United Healthcare
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
Don’t see your insurance on this list? No problem. Call our office today and ask about membership in our In-Office Plan.
We also accept cash as well as most major credit cards, such as Visa, Master Card, and American Express.
Need to pay for your treatment over time? We offer convenient payment arrangements, including CareCredit.
Congratulations!
We are very excited to meet you and look forward to providing you with excellent service for all of your dental needs. As we prepare for your arrival, kindly take note of these preparation requests:
Bring any insurance information you may have to your appointment.
- To save time, you may print and fill out our New Patient Form found here. You can either email, fax, or bring the forms in person.
- If you would like to fill out the forms in person, please arrive fifteen minutes prior to your appointment time.
- If you are transferring from an existing dental office, please contact them one week prior to your appointment about transferring your records.
The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry (AAPD) recommends that an infant see the dentist within six months of the first tooth eruption.
However, a few points Dr. Dragos recommends for all parents:
- Encourage brushing and flossing at least twice per day, especially at night.
- Ask your dentist about sealants. Sealants are hardened materials coated on teeth to prevent cavity infections and worse.
- Limit frequency of sugar snacking to once per day, if any. Constant grazing will increase the risk of cavities.