Dentists in our network agree to reduce rates for dental procedures. This means you’ll pay less for each visit. And if you need extra dental work done, you’ll have more funds available before reaching your plan’s maximum.
Contact the claims administrator listed on your dental benefits card.
Generally, dental plans don’t require you to tell them which dentists you visit. However, you’ll want to contact your claims administrator to be certain.
Most dental plans allow you to change dentists at any time. However, your plan may have a limit on the frequency of X-rays and exams. So there may be additional costs to you if you visit them before the next available exam period. Contact your claims administrator for details.
Contact your claims administrator. If your benefits are provided by your employer, they’ve contracted with a claims facility or insurance company to handle benefit and eligibility information. The phone number should be on your dental benefits card.
Contact us with a brief description of the issue.
Yes. Some states allow a dentist to charge a reasonable fee for copies of X-rays.
We serve only as an independent preferred provider network for employers and insurance carriers. If you’re interested in personal dental insurance, contact an insurance agent in your area.
Contact the claims administrator. You can find the name and contact information on the patient’s dental benefit card.
Refer to your administration manual. These schedules are valid for the calendar year. Contact us for a current schedule.
Yes. The only difference is the actual benefits offered for the specific plan.
You’ll receive periodic updates for your manual. If you’re missing materials, or aren’t sure if materials are current, contact us.
In your administration manual, you’ll find a list of clients affiliated with Diversified Dental Services, Inc. If you need an updated list, please contact us. For those in California,
Call the claims administrator, indicate that you’re an in-network provider. If you’re unable to resolve the issue by directly contacting the administrator, contact us.
The National Provider Identifier (NPI) is a unique 10-digit identification number issued to health care providers in the United States by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS).