Payment Options For Dental Care

At Arlington Dental, you have a lot of options. New patients can take advantage of the New Patient Offer and pay just $79 for an exam, all necessary x-rays, a cleaning and treatment plan. Our fees are competitive, and we will carefully review the costs of your treatment with you and discuss payment options. And now you can pay over time with Sunbit, which allows patients to split their bill into monthly payments up to 72 months with an approval rate of over 85% of patients, even those with lower credit scores. Please call your practice to speak to a patient care representative about your payment options.

Yes, you can now pay over time with Sunbit, which allows patients to split their bill into monthly payments up to 72 months with an approval rate of over 85% of patients, even those with lower credit scores. It’s an exciting program that helps patients get the treatment they need for a healthy, confident smile. Learn more about how you can get your dental care today and pay over time.

Insurance coverage and out-of-pocket expenses for cosmetic treatment vary. Our practice will work with your insurance provider to verify coverage and will provide you with different treatment options to achieve your cosmetic goals. We will review treatment options with you and help you find a payment option for your needs and your budget.

Health insurance and dental insurance are two different types of coverage. Some procedures such as oral surgery may be covered under your health insurance. Call your office and speak with a Patient Care Representative to learn more.

No. Braces are available to all patients regardless of dental insurance! We offer several payment options including No Money Down and monthly payment plans with autopay.

Most dental insurance plans cover dental implants. Each plan is different so contact your dental insurance company for full details.

Arlington Dental accepts most dental insurance plans but does not currently accept Medicare.

Arlington Dental accepts most dental insurance plans but does not currently accept Medicaid.