Dental insurance

Essential steps must be taken before finalizing your dental insurance. See here to learn about it and visit a health insurance office near you.

We know insurance can be awfully confusing. So to make sure you're getting the most from your plan, we break down the insurance lingo with this visual guide.

Dental insurance benefits provide coverage for oral health expenses, including check-ups, cleanings, fillings, and major procedures. They promote regular dental care, lower costs, and ensure healthier smiles. Please feel free to you can keep on this blog.

Dental insurance can be a wise choice. Whether a preventive or comprehensive plan is best depends on how often you visit the dentist and what you want coverage for. Employers often provide low-cost dental insurance as part of a benefits package. You can also buy coverage directly from dental insurers that may cost more but […]

The insurance policies are clear and detailed about the covered operations and excluded ones. Dental coverage is available both as a supplement to medical insurance or as a separate policy.

Request Your Free Dental Information Kit from Physicians Mutual Insurance Company

We are an independent health insurance brokerage, offering dental and vision insurance to Oklahoma residents.

Use it or lose it! Did you know that the majority of patients have dental insurance dollars to use but leave them on the table? Most dental benefits "reset" or "expire" at the start of a new year. If you have any questions about your dental insurance or remaining benefits, give us a call at 972-964-3800.

What's On Dental Insurance Cards? A group number is one piece of information on the card. And necessary on dental claim forms. As well as an identifier in our insurance database. The group numbers within a specific plan provide different benefits for patients. An employer may over several different plans to their employees. The employee may have choices. Or varying levels of benefits may be provided for different positions within a company. Click now to read more:

Billing dual dental insurance isn’t simple. There is absolutely nothing simple about it. And the hard part isn’t sending the claim. The difficulty and confusion come in first identifying who is primary and who is secondary. And our dental patients often want to tell us just how to do this. They want the insurance policy with the most benefits billed first. Or they want the divorced dad’s new wife’s insurance billed first. And I understand those desires.