Payment Options

At Smiles Plus Dental Care, our caring, friendly doctor and dental team are dedicated to making quality dentistry affordable. We take time to listen to your questions and we always explain procedures and fees in advance ... not after the fact. ​Our fees are affordable, and we accept most insurance plans, arrange affordable and flexible financing through CareCredit and accept all major credit cards. Our primary goal is not to allow the cost of treatment to prevent you from benefiting from the quality dental care you need or desire. We realize that every person’s financial situation is different. As a result, we offer the following payment options:

1. Cash, Check, Debit Card or Credit Card (all major credit cards accepted): We are happy to offer a 5% courtesy discount for all treatment that is paid in full on day of service with cash or check. 
2. Interest-Free, In-House 3-Month Payment Plan: Under certain situations, for treatment/balances over $500, our office may agree to divide your payments equally over a 3-month period with the first payment due at time services are rendered, second payment due 30 days after day of treatment and final payment due 60 days after treatment.
3. Interest-Free Credit Line*: Should you be interested in a payment plan, our office uses CareCredit and can charge your balance to your approved CareCredit account for 6 or 12 months interest free on treatment plans in excess of $200.
4. Extended Payment Plans*: CareCredit also offers 24, 36, 48 and 60 month payment plans with competitive rates and no pre-payment penalty.

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* We require that you complete a CareCredit application and be approved for a line of credit prior to the start of your treatment. Please ask for more information.

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Insurance Plans

Patients with Dental Benefits: As a courtesy to our patients, we will help you process all dental insurance claims, however please understand that insurance is a contract between you and your insurance carrier. This office can only estimate your insurance benefits based on the information provided by you and your insurance company. You are ultimately responsible for all charges incurred.