Alpha Dental Plan of Colorado

2 recommendations and reviews from 2 people

• Referral from June 14, 2016
  

  Goldenredhorse asked:

  Good dentists for person without dental insurance? Fed employee health plan apparently doesn't cover annual exams any more. So I currently have no dental insurance to pay. It's about 500/ year to sign up for a plan, which covers annual exams for my wife and I, but if I can just pay for the cleanings out of my pocket once a year for each of us I'd rather just do that. So does anyone use and recommend a dentist in town without insurance, and how much does it cost you?

  

  hookedonwinter replied:

  I recently started going to a dentist again, and was looking at a long of money for exams, cleanings, x-rays, fillings, etc (it had been a while..) I don't have dental insurance, and they suggested I look at this: http://www.alphadentalplan.com/colorado-dental-plan/ I did, it was active that day, and it's paid for itself 4 x over already. I'm not sure how great it will be if your teeth are in good shape, but check it out!

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• Referral from April 11, 2013
  

  Yvonne S. asked:

  Does anyone know of a good dentist that doesn't try to rape your bank account?! Apparently I need to pick a "treatment plan" in order to get my dentist to work on me. But the cheapest treatment plan given to me is around $1800. And that's out of MY pocket.

  

  Ellen G. replied:

  We had Alpha Dental when we were in Denver and it was pretty good. Check it out. http://www.alphadentalplan.com/colorado-dental-plan/

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