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Locally owned and serving Downey, the gateway communities, and all of Los Angeles County, CA.
10917 Paramount Boulevard; Downey, CA 90241; United States
W -118° 8.1662607193" N 33° 56.6915804077"
Telephone: 562-869-0928

Q: what dental insurance do you accept?
A: we accept all Indemnity & PPO plans. Which basically means you can go to any dentist of your choice.

 

Q: what dental insurance should I get?
A: if they are offering an Indemnity or PPO at your work choose these. You'll never have to pick an unknown dentist from a list. You'll have freedom to see who you chose.

 

Q: Do I need dental insurance to see a dentist?
A: No. We have a lot of patients that pay out of pocket to see us. We also have patients that already have an existing HMO plan and chose to still see us. We do offer cash discounts and also work with an outside finance company to help patients that can't afford to come with monies up front, that company also offers up to 24 months with no interest. (Care Credit)

 

Q: Should I get an HMO?
A: If you are given a choice of an HMO or Indemnity/PPO plan thru an employer the Indemnity/PPO is best. They don't have a list of dentist to choose from. You won't have to wait for a specialty referral, we just send you. Hmo's have rules and regulations that limit a dentist how to care for a patient. Having a relationship with your dentist is important, coming up with a treatment plan and not have the insurance company dictate what to do.

 

Q: what is an HMO plan?
A: an HMO stands for Health Maintenance Organization. They pay the dentist you are signed up with a certain amount a month. That will include free x-rays & exam, cleanings, when it comes to treatment they have co-payments. For example most don't cover tooth colored fillings, they don't pay for porcelain on a crown so what does that mean? The office will charge extra for the work that is not covered. Which will come out to the same or if not more expense for dental treatment.

 

This is a video of an Attorney speaking regarding Dental Malpractice and Dental Insurance.