Use Up Your Dental Benefits!
As the end of the year approaches, we want to make sure you get the most out of your dental insurance benefits. Did you know most benefits expire on December 31st? This is why you should check on your remaining dental benefits and see if you should use them! Here are some practical tips to help you maximize your benefits!
Learning About Your Dental Benefits
The first step in making the most out of your dental insurance benefits is to understand your insurance plan. Review the details of your policy, deductible, annual maximum as well as any waiting periods. If you need help in further understanding your insurance details, contact your insurance provider. You can find their contact information on the back of your insurance card. Make sure to review your plan annually, since policy details can change year-to-year.
Book a Checkup Today!
Have you had a dental checkup or cleaning this year? Many insurance plans completely cover these services so check to see if yours does. You don’t want to waste this benefit, and these important services are opportunities for your dentist to check for any dental issues you may not realize you have. If the dentist finds a dental problem that needs addressing, they’ll create a treatment plan for you and explain recommended services as well as how much they cost. Your insurance may cover some of these services too! Don’t wait till next year to get a checkup, since you’re not only wasting your benefits, but delaying necessary dental work can lead to more expensive future treatments.
Maximize Your Dental Benefits Now!
Life will get busier as the year ends so don’t procrastinate in using up your benefits. Schedule an appointment with your local Monarch Dental office today! You can visit our insurance page to see which insurance plans we take. If you have more questions, don’t hesitate to contact one of our offices and they will give you more information about your insurance coverage. We’re ready to help you maximize your dental benefits so give us a call today!
