Humana Dentist near You in Stratford, CT

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Every Humana plan is a unique agreement between a patient and their employer. Humana has a variety of different dental insurance plans and options available, so don’t hesitate to reach out to our team with any questions you may have or if you would like to confirm your dental benefits coverage. We’re happy to process and file dental insurance claims for your Humana PPO plan. If you have questions about your benefits coverage, contact our Stratford dental office today. We’ll work with you to answer any questions you may have or schedule a consultation to review your policy with you. Here at Hawley Lane Dental, we are proud to work with a variety of insurers, and our team looks forward to working with you to help you understand your individual coverage plan based on your specific dental needs.

Before starting care, we’ll review your Humana dental policy so we can provide accurate out-of-pocket cost estimates for any necessary services before those services are performed. You can go into your treatment knowing what to expect, both with your care and with your out-of-pocket expenses.

Like most dental insurance providers, Humana plans cover a percentage of the cost of your dental treatments. In addition to covering specific treatments, Humana also outlines what they consider to be the average price for each treatment, and the coverage percentage up to a maximum price. Finally, your plan will also have an annual maximum. This is the highest dollar amount your plan will cover for all dental services in any given year.

What does in-network dental care mean? In-network dental coverage essentially means that our office has worked with Humana and agrees to their dental insurance plan’s “fair and average” pricing. Because we charge only these agreed upon fees, you will only be responsible for the out-of-pocket portion of the cost. Patients who visit out-of-network providers may need to pay the difference in cost between the insurer’s fair pricing and your dentist’s fees in addition to the out-of-pocket portion of treatment costs. This difference in price is typically minimal but can get expensive quickly without prior planning.