Frequently Asked Questions:
How do I find a local participating dentist?
What if my dentist is not a participating provider?
What if I need to go to the the dentist immediately?
How much does it cost?
Is Direct Access dental insurance?
Answers:
What is Direct Access?
Direct Access is NOT insurance and does NOT require premiums. It is like a discount club with volume pricing. As a member you receive the same volume discounts as a large insurance company in exchange for a reasonable annual membership fee. Discounts range from 30% to 60% or more depending on the type of services you require.
How do I enroll?
Click on the "Enroll Now" link above. Or click here to enroll.
How do I find a local participating dentist?
Click on the "Find a Dentist" link above to search for a participating provider in your area. You can search by name, city, state, or zip code.
What if my dentist is not a participating provider?
Direct Access only offers discounts at dental providers that are members of the Dentist Direct Provider Network. However, if you would like us to consider your dentist for membership, please click here and complete the simple dentist referral form. Our Provider Relations department will contact them shortly.
What if I need to go to the the dentist immediately?
The Direct Access program has no waiting periods and can be effective immediately upon payment of your membership fee. If you enroll online, and need to visit the dentist before your membership card arrives, simply print your receipt and present it to a participating dentist as a temporary membership card. You can also have your dentist call us at 1-866-696-6527 to verify your membership.
How much does it cost?
Members pay an affordable yearly fee for Direct Access membership. Please click here to see the membership fees in your area.
Is Direct Access dental insurance?
Direct Access is NOT dental insurance and does NOT require premiums. Members receive exclusive discounts at participating dental offices and there is no insured benefit paid. This means no waiting periods, claims forms, limitations, exclusions, or denied claims.
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