Financial and Insurance Information

Dental Insurance Plans

We work with all dental insurances and proudly participate with the following:

Aetna
Delta Dental
United Concordia
UPMC

Flexible Payments, Financing, and Insurance

We provide patient-centered care. We understand that finances can sometimes be a concern. With that in mind, we will be happy to file your claim and work with you to maximize your dental benefits. We accept most major insurance plans, and we ask that before your visit with our dentists, you contact our office to confirm your coverage. We also understand that not everyone is able to carry dental insurance, and we invite you to talk with a member of our team before your visit to discuss other payment arrangements. Any costs that are not covered by your insurance are due at the time of your visit.

For your convenience, we accept: Visa, MasterCard, Discover, Cash, or Checks

We are pleased to offer financing options. Talk with our staff. Apply in the office, approval within minutes.

Dental Membership Club

For those without dental insurance benefits, the PDC Dental Membership Club offers the ability to save 15% on all dental services through participating PDC practices in South Central Pennsylvania.

Low annual fee* ($150 per person)
15% savings on all services at all PDC practices
Start saving immediately**

*There are no refunds on the annual membership fee.

**Enrolling in a dental insurance plan automatically disqualifies you for this program

You can enroll at our office or you can fill out the online form.

Please note: You must pay the $150 annual fee to start your membership.

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