Dental care decided by your health — not a billing code.

Premier Access can’t be combined with dental insurance. If you have coverage, you’re welcome to join, but you can’t use your insurance with us while you’re a member. Some guests whose out-of-network benefits pay little choose membership instead.

Membership can’t be applied retroactively.

For guests with a history of periodontal disease who need maintenance 3 to 4 times a year, the plan covers 2 of those visits; the 3rd and 4th are discounted 15%. Exams and X-rays at those visits, if needed, are covered 100%.

The plan doesn’t provide benefits if you choose to see a specialist outside our Preferred Partner Network.

The plan doesn’t apply to treatment needs originating from a Workers’ Compensation or Employer Liability claim.

If you gain dental insurance while your membership is active (for example, through a new employer), your membership continues. The one-or-the-other rule still applies: you choose to use either your membership or your insurance with us, never both. Your membership only ends if you decide to use your insurance instead.

“Family members” are defined as a spouse and dependents aged 13+.

All memberships are set up on auto-pay and auto-renewal, renewing on your enrollment date. You have 14 days from renewal to cancel for a full refund, provided no treatment has been rendered (including cleanings and exams). After 14 days but before 6 months, a $450 cancellation fee applies, and payments already made are credited toward it. After 6 months, you’re responsible for the full unpaid annual balance, with payments credited toward it.

Membership is non-transferable.

If a treatment plan is presented while your membership is active and the membership lapses before treatment moves forward or completes, membership discounts are removed from the remaining fees.