Our Friendly Payment Options
A beautiful smile and self-confidence go hand-in-hand. If you feel that your smile isn't living up to its potential, it will have a negative effect on the way you perceive yourself. Don't worry any longer! If you've always wanted to fix something about your smile but have refrained because of money.
We value helping patients of all financial needs in Arlington Heights, IL get the beautiful, bright smiles they deserve. We will work together to figure out a payment option that is most suited to your needs. You can choose to pay with cash, check, Visa, MasterCard, American Express, Discover, and CareCredit®. Call Arlington Dental Associates to schedule your initial consultation with our experienced dentist in Arlington Heights, IL.
Monthly Payment Plans
We also offer assisted financial plans through CareCredit®, an affordable option used by many of our patients to pay for their dental treatment. CareCredit® has 0% financing with monthly payment options available that can be used for co-payments, deductibles, treatment, and procedures not covered by insurance. Learn more at www.CareCredit.com.
Secure Online Payment
Pay your bill online: abellaar.com
Pay Over Time Payment
Pay your bill over time online: sunbit.com
Dental Insurance
We accept most dental insurance plans, and as a courtesy, we will file your dental insurance claim for you.
Our friendly and experienced staff at Arlington Dental Associates will provide you with a treatment plan, including your estimated “out of pocket” expense for your dental treatment. We will evaluate your portion and ask you to pay that amount at the time of service.
Unfortunately, your dental insurance company will only pay for a portion of your dental care. Cosmetic procedures like teeth whitening in Arlington Heights, IL are usually not covered. We work closely with all insurance carriers and make dentistry affordable in Arlington Heights, IL to all of our patients.
We will work with you and your insurance company to process your claims. However, we want to remind you that your policy is an agreement between you and your insurance company.
