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Dental insurance is a type of insurance coverage that helps individuals manage the costs associated with dental care. It typically works by providing coverage for various dental treatments, procedures, and preventive services. However, it's important to note that specific coverage details can vary depending on the insurance provider and the plan you choose. At Supreme Dental, we will assist you in obtaining the maximum coverage for your procedure.
Supreme Dental accepts most PPO insurance plans, as well as dentistry discount plans. If you would like to ask a question about your dental insurance coverage, please call us directly at 702-333-0060 during our business hours.
Unfortunately, we do not accept Health Maintenace Organization (HMO) dental plans.
Below are some of the major dental insurance plans that our dental office accepts.
Dental Insurance Plans We Accept:
- Aetna PPO
- Aflac
- Allstate
- Ameriplan
- Ameritas
- Assurant
- Blue Cross Blue Shield
- Careington
- Carpenters
- CCSD
- Cigna PPO
- Clark County Self Funded Insurance
- Delta Dental PPO
- Delta Dental Premier
- Dentemax
- Diversified Dental
- First Health Dental
- Guardian
- GEHA
- Harrah’s Entertainment
- Hawaii Dental Services
- Health Plan of Nevada
- Health Scope
- Humana
- JAS/UFCW Local
- Liberty Dental Plan
- Loomis
- Metlife
- Medicaid (Ameriplan, HP, HPN & First Health)
- Nevada Dental Benefits – Culinary Union
- Nevada Pacific Dental (Affinity, Imperial, Maxima, Laborers)
- Plumbers & Pipefitters
- Premier Access
- Principal
- Sheet Metal Workers
- Sierra Health & Life
- Standard
- Teachers Health Trust
- Teamsters
- UMR
- United Concordia
- United Healthcare
- Wilson-McShane
- Zenith Administrators
- And many more
Additional Information
Here are some key points to know about dental insurance:
- Coverage and Benefits: Dental insurance plans typically cover a portion of the cost for routine dental care, such as cleanings, exams, and X-rays. They may also provide coverage for more extensive procedures like fillings, root canals, and dental surgeries. However, coverage for major procedures like orthodontics or cosmetic treatments may vary or have additional limitations.
- Premiums and Deductibles: Dental insurance plans often involve monthly or annual premiums that you pay to maintain coverage. Additionally, some plans may have a deductible, which is the amount you need to pay out of pocket before your insurance coverage begins.
- Network and Providers: Many dental insurance plans have a network of preferred providers or dentists who have agreed to offer services at discounted rates. Visiting in-network dentists may provide you with cost savings. However, some plans also offer out-of-network coverage, allowing you to choose your preferred dentist, but with potentially higher out-of-pocket costs.
- Waiting Periods and Pre-Authorizations: Dental insurance plans may have waiting periods before certain procedures are covered, particularly for more extensive treatments. Additionally, some plans may require pre-authorization or pre-approval for specific treatments to ensure they meet the plan's guidelines for coverage.
- Annual Maximums and Limitations: Dental insurance plans often have an annual maximum, which is the maximum dollar amount they will cover within a given year. Some plans may also have limitations on the number of visits or treatments covered.
It's important to review and understand the terms, coverage, and limitations of any dental insurance plan before enrolling. If you have specific questions or need more detailed information about dental insurance, it's recommended to contact insurance providers directly or consult with a licensed insurance agent who can guide you through the available options based on your needs and preferences.
