Insurance
We accept all major insurance provider plans at Kokua Smiles, so you don't have to worry about whether your insurance works here. Once you are enrolled, it's easy to use your dental insurance. Simply choose a dentist & make an appointment!
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We stand behind the idea that affordable dental care should be a right for everyone & you can rest assured that we will work with you to ensure you pay as little out of pocket as possible for all services.
Our low cost in-house dental plan can cover your entire family at less than a dollar a day.
Understanding Dental Insurance
Dental care is very important for your overall health & wellness, & dental insurance is how most people access that care. As with other insurances, dental insurance can be confusing, & unfortunately, that confusion can keep patients from making it in to see a dentist.
We know there are many barriers to getting quality dental care. At Kokua Smiles, we do our best to break down those barriers. In addition to our convenient hours, we accept dental insurance from all major providers, such as Delta Dental, Humana & Cigna.
Additionally, we make that insurance easy for you to understand & access. We are happy to answer any questions you have about your insurance, & we do our best to maximize your dental insurance plan so you pay as little as possible for your care.
What Is Dental Insurance & How Does it Work?
Dental insurance can be confusing, but it can also be very helpful in making dental care affordable for patients. Most patients get their insurance through their employer, who sometimes chips in some of the cost, making it even more affordable.
Essentially, patients with dental insurance pay a certain amount each month to their insurance provider to stay enrolled & in exchange, get free or discounted dental services, depending on the specific insurance plan. Most plans cover preventive care at 100%, including two teeth cleanings per year and exams & x-rays. After that, basic care & major procedures are covered at different percentages, with the patient paying a greater portion for major procedures.
