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Frequently Asked Questions

Do you accept Dental Insurance Plans?

Yes, we accept most standard Dental Insurance benefit programs and will happily file your benefit claims after your treatment.

Are You "in-network" for my dental insurance plan?

Having a Dental office that is “In-Network” for your particular Dental plan reduces your out-of-pocket patient co-pay at the time of treatment.

We are enrolled in the following Dental Insurance plan networks:

Aetna Dental PPO
Anthem Blue PPO, PPO Plus, and FEP Standard/Basic
Delta Dental of Colorado Preferred DPO
Delta Dental of Colorado Premier
Delta Dental Patient Direct
Delta Dental of California TriCare Retired Military Dental Plan
Cigna Dental PPO
United Concordia TriCare Active Duty Military Family Dental Plan
Humana Dental PPO
Principal Dental PPO
MetLife Preferred Dentist Program

What precautions do you take to ensure patient safety?

Patient safety and state of the art Sterilization protocol is of the utmost concern at Alliance Family Dentistry. We employ the most recent Sterilization and Infection Control recommendations set out by the Center for Disease Control and the American Dental Association.

We use disposable, single use instruments and supplies whenever possible to eliminate the potential for cross contamination from patients or staff. Non-disposable instruments, drills and other metal devices are manually scrubbed, ultrasonically cleaned in an enzyme solution, wrapped in hospital grade material and then subjected to steam sterilization under extreme pressure at more than 250 degrees F for 30 minutes. This renders the instrument packs operating room clean and free of all possible germs.
The sterilizer function itself is monitored with weekly spore tests to verify that correct temperature, pressure and time is maintained.
Before and After each patient is seated, the operatory chair, counter tops and delivery unit is cleaned and wiped with an approved hospital grade disinfectant to render them free of common viruses, fungus or other common germs.
All staff members wear a mask, gown, glasses and disposable non-latex gloves when rendering patient treatment.
We are serious about maintaining our rigid infection control standards and continuously enforce meticulous, careful and thorough protocol to protect our patients and staff.

Do you offer extended payment plans for treatment?

Please view our financial information page here.



				Frequently Asked Questions Do you accept Dental Insurance Plans? Yes, we accept most standard Dental Insurance benefit programs and will happily file your benefit claims after your treatment. Are You "in-network" for my dental insurance plan? Having a Dental office that is “In-Network” for your particular Dental plan reduces your out-of-pocket patient co-pay at the time of treatment. We are enrolled in the following Dental Insurance plan networks: Aetna Dental PPO Anthem Blue PPO, PPO Plus, and FEP Standard/Basic Delta Dental of Colorado Preferred DPO Delta Dental of Colorado Premier Delta Dental Patient Direct Delta Dental of California TriCare Retired Military Dental Plan Cigna Dental PPO United Concordia TriCare Active Duty Military Family Dental Plan Humana Dental PPO Principal Dental PPO MetLife Preferred Dentist Program What precautions do you take to ensure patient safety? Patient safety and state of the art Sterilization protocol is of the utmost concern at Alliance Family Dentistry. We employ the most recent Sterilization and Infection Control recommendations set out by the Center for Disease Control and the American Dental Association. We use disposable, single use instruments and supplies whenever possible to eliminate the potential for cross contamination from patients or staff. Non-disposable instruments, drills and other metal devices are manually scrubbed, ultrasonically cleaned in an enzyme solution, wrapped in hospital grade material and then subjected to steam sterilization under extreme pressure at more than 250 degrees F for 30 minutes. This renders the instrument packs operating room clean and free of all possible germs. The sterilizer function itself is monitored with weekly spore tests to verify that correct temperature, pressure and time is maintained. Before and After each patient is seated, the operatory chair, counter tops and delivery unit is cleaned and wiped with an approved hospital grade disinfectant to render them free of common viruses, fungus or other common germs. All staff members wear a mask, gown, glasses and disposable non-latex gloves when rendering patient treatment. We are serious about maintaining our rigid infection control standards and continuously enforce meticulous, careful and thorough protocol to protect our patients and staff. Do you offer extended payment plans for treatment? Please view our financial information page here.

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