Griffin Orthodontics David J. Griffin DDS MS LTD


How Much Do Braces Cost
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It is not possible for us to quote the costs for Orthodontic treatment in this format or over the telephone. However, we can tell you that your investment in a healthier and more attractive smile for you or your child can range from $2,000.00 to $10,000.00. Fees will vary from one individual to another and are based on the difficulty of each case and the particular orthodontic "braces" used to achieve the desired result. Only by meeting you and discussing your needs and desires can we give you an accurate idea of your investment. Read on...... Because financing your orthodontic care should not be an obstacle to a beautiful and healthy smile, we offer a variety of financial benefits and payment options. No Charge for Initial ConsultationsAs always, your initial consultation is complementary. You will never be charged for this very important evaluation of you or your child's orthodontic needs. Discounts for Multiple Family Members*Whenever possible we will extend discounts when multiple family members are in our care. Flexible Deposits and Monthly InstallmentsYou can your start treatment for a deposit as little as $1000.00. If you wish, you may make a larger deposit to lower your monthly installment. No Interest Installment Plans That Range From 12 to 20 MonthsWe understand that you want the most for your hard earned income. Unlike your bank or credit card company, we are not a lender and do not charge interest on your investment. CareCredit FinancingCareCredit is a well known third party financing company. The CareCredit financing option allows you to start treatment without a deposit. Many of their financing options are interest free! You can get started right away! What's stopping you? You can apply for this service directly on line. VISA and MasterCard PaymentsFor your convenience we accept credit card payments either in person, or over the phone. Discounts For Accounts Paid in FullWe are glad to extend a discount for accounts that are paid in full. Online PayPay at your convenience with our secure pay online tab. Click the imgage below.
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How does orthodontic insurance work?
There are many different agreements between insurance carriers and their subscribers, and each contract provides a different benefit. Orthodontic insurance generally differs from regular dental insurance in that each insured individual usually has a lifetime maximum benefit for orthodontic services. This benefit is paid as a percentage of the orthodontic fee (diagnostic records, initial fee, monthly payments, etc.) until the benefit maximum has been reached. Charges for lost or broken appliances may not be covered by insurance. |
How does this office assist you with
insurance?
For your convenience, we will gladly assist you in
submitting both predetermination and initial insurance claims
pertaining to charges for care rendered in our office. However,
please be aware that our primary financial relationship is with our
patients or their families and not with their respective insurance
companies. Final responsibility for collection of benefits from
your insurance company rests with the insured party. Our
professional services are rendered and charged directly to the
patient or their family, and they are responsible for payment of
all fees incurred. Know what your benefits are before treatment starts. If you are not sure, contact your insurance company so that you know exactly how much you can expect to be paid and when to expect payment. If desired, we will submit a pretreatment claim for determination of benefits. If you would like our office to submit claim forms prior to treatment, we ask that you provide us with the name, address and telephone number of your insurance carrier, as well as the appropriate forms. Please complete the insured or employee portion of your form and sign where indicated. We cannot render services on the assumption that our charges will be paid by an insurance carrier. However, for your convenience, we will accept payments from your insurance company assigned to us by the insured. Such payments will be credited accordingly to your account. If your company requires verification of continuing treatment, you may send them a copy of your cancelled checks or cash receipts. If your insurance carrier provides a form for verification of continuing treatment, we will be glad to complete the signature portion. |