Dental insurance can be extremely complicated, and patients frequently have questions regarding their coverage. That's where we come in! Our staff will verify your insurance and file your claim for you!

Our practice accepts a variety of insurance plans and will file with any PPO insurance policy. Please bring a copy of your insurance card to your appointment, and we will handle the rest.

This is how it works:

• At the time of your dental visit, we will file your insurance claim for you.
• We will follow up with your dental insurance carrier to ensure that your claim is completed as soon as possible.
• This is a complimentary service that we provide to all of our loyal patients.

Dentistry of East Colonial is pleased to offer our very own Annual Reduced Fee Membership plan to our patients who do not have dental insurance and would like an alternative to our other financing choices. You can enjoy considerable discounts on a specified list of services that help you maintain a clean, healthy, and beautiful smile for a low regular membership price. With memberships starting at just $299 per year, you'll have plenty of reasons to smile.

CareCredit is a third-party financier that functions similarly to a credit card but is only used for medical and dental expenses. Simply swipe it at the time of your appointment and make payments at the previously-determined rate that works best for you and your budget. The majority of patients are approved for CareCredit!

At Dentistry of East Colonial, we care about our patients' well-being and work with them to find ways to help them get the treatment they need. Call us at 407-362-7705, and we can find a payment solution for you.

Medicare and Medicaid are two government-funded healthcare programs in the United States. Medicare is a federal health insurance program primarily designed for people aged 65 and older, as well as certain younger people with disabilities or end-stage renal disease. It covers hospital care, physician services, and prescription drugs, among other services.

On the other hand, Medicaid is a joint federal-state program that provides healthcare coverage to low-income individuals, pregnant women, children, and people with disabilities. Medicaid covers a wide range of services, including hospital care, physician services, long-term care, and home health services.

While both programs are aimed at providing affordable healthcare services to people, they differ in terms of eligibility requirements, covered services, and funding sources. Medicare is primarily funded by payroll taxes and premiums paid by beneficiaries, while Medicaid is funded by both federal and state governments.

Overall, Medicare and Medicaid play a critical role in ensuring access to healthcare for millions of Americans who would otherwise struggle to afford necessary medical care.