1. 2 regular Cleanings a year
2. 2 Limited exams
3. 1 set of digital x-ray bitewings
4. 20% Discount off regular office fees.
5. No deductibles or insurance to deal with.

Dental health and treatment is important. Any patient can go to any dentist whether or not they have dental insurance.There is no insurance plan that will cover all dental expenses.

We also provide dental care for patients without dental insurance and offer low or Zero interest financing through Care Credit.

We do our utmost to help patients without insurance and offer assistance and discount’s for upfront payments.

 The My Fairfax Dental Plan is not an insurance plan, it is not a medicare prescription plan and the membership discount on treatment fees can only be for treatments received in our office.

We do not accept HMO plans unfortunately.

We will also submit claims on your behalf, saving you the time and hassle.

Some of the dental PPO insurances we accept include:

1. Cigna
2. Guardian
3. Delta Dental
4. Aetna
5. United Concordia
6. GEHA
7. Anthem
8. Dominion
9. Principal
10. Humana
11. MetLife
12. BlueCross
13. Careington
14. BlueShield
15. Connection Dental
16. DentaQuest
17. Medicaid during Pregnancy
18. Smiles for Children
19. Many others . . .

Below are the 4 main types:

1. Dental PPO – Preferred Provider Organization plans – These balance between lower costs and dentist choice. PPO dentists contracted in the network agree to accept lower fees for patients with the PPO. Patients pay a certain percentage of the reduced rate (called coinsurance) and the plan pays the rest. With this plan patients can choose their own dentist but will pay more if the dentist is not in network. PPO dentists must collect the patient deductible as part of the agreement.
2. Fee-for-service / Indemnity / Traditional Insurance – These offer the widest choice to patients to choose their own dentist. The main difference is that a fee-for-service dentist are not reimbursed as much as a PPO dentist. In most cases the patient pays a bit more, but can choose practically any dentist.
3. Dental Health Maintenance Organization (DHMO) / Pre-paid plans – These plans usually have minimum fees, choice and dentistry. In these plans, contracted dentists agree to small monthly captiation payments for each patient regardless of whether any service was provided. So the less dentistry performed, the better it is for the dentist. Patients can see any dentist, but the benefits can only be used at contracted providers. If you visit a dentist outside of the network, you may be responsible for the entire bill.
4. Discount / Reduced Fee-For-Service plans – These are not insurance but instead offer access to Dental Procedures at a discounted rate from participating dentists for a monthly or annual charge. You must visit a participating dentist to receive the discount. Patients have little choice in dentistry and patient’s are responsible for a greater portion of the treatment cost than with a PPO or DHMO plan

The patient is always responsible for all fees for their treatment and need to understand that in the event the dental insurance company refuses to contribute for treatment they are still responsible for all fees.

Pre-Estimations are often time consuming and unnecessary, so in the event the approval is received.

The truth is the dental insurance is really an agreement between the Patient and the Insurance company only.

When we file a claim, we do so only as a courtesy to the patient knowing that if an issues arise, only the patient can resolve it with their own insurance company

My Fairfax Dental, can assist as much as needed to help the patient obtain their maximum insurance benefit.