Sure Smile Dental Plan* is a Dental Savings Plan that provides exclusive, member-only dental discounts to patients without dental insurance, making dental care more affordable. Sure Smile Dental Plan can help you and your family save on various dental costs, including:

Whether you need a membership plan for one, for you plus one, or for you plus many, Sure Smile Dental Plan has membership plans with low annual fees that can provide savings for up to 10 members. Membership plans include:

With Sure Smile Dental Plan, your savings start immediately after you or your affiliated provider submits your enrollment form. You can sign up for Sure Smile Dental Plan at your affiliated dental office, online at suresmiledentalplan.com, by calling (888) 231-8099, or by emailing info@suresmiledentalplan.com. You can also mail your enrollment application and membership payment to:

*Sure Smile Dental Plan Is NOT INSURANCE, But Rather A Licensed Dental Savings Plan Offered Through Your Local Dental Office. Plan Members Receive Transparent, Member-Only Discounts From The Normal Retail Fees Their Affiliated Provider Typically Charges Patients Without Insurance. Plan Details And Exact Member Savings Vary By Affiliated Provider And Are Exclusive To Their Office. Since Theres No Claims Process Or Reimbursements, Members Must Arrange Payment With Their Affiliated Provider At The Time Of Service But Will Receive Discounts On All Dental Procedures Rendered. The Plan Is Not A Qualified Health Plan Under The Affordable Health Act. The Plan Does Not Meet The Minimum Creditable Coverage Requirements Under MGLC.111M And 956 CMR 5.00. Discount Medical Plan Organization (DMPO) And Plan Administrator: Ascension Dental Partners LLC, 816 Congress Ave. Ste. 1620, Austin, TX 78701

Member Savings Is Defined As The Amount Members Pay Less Sure Smile Dental Plans Retail Fees Normally Charged To Uninsured, Self-Pay Patients Without A Dental Plan. Free Procedures Are Limited To 2x Per Member/Per Membership Term. Member Savings And Plan Incentives Are Exclusive To Affiliated Sure Smile Dental Plan Providers.

Maintaining a solid oral health routine is important, no matter how old we are. But as we grow older, taking good care of our teeth becomes even more crucial. Ask our dentist at Concerned Dental Care and youll learn some vital information about how taking steps today will prevent problems from surfacing later.

First, its essential to recognize how our teeth like the rest of our bodies change over time. Our mouths go through stages in which the nerves in our teeth start becoming smaller. This may sound like a good thing, but its actually just the opposite. Smaller nerves in our teeth mean we become less sensitive to cavities and other irritations and issues that may arise. This makes coming in for regular checkups and exams by our dentist even more crucial for diagnosing issues you may not even realize are occurring.

A host of other issues lead to older people becoming more prone to getting cavities. One is dry mouth, a side effect caused by hundreds of commonly prescribed medications, including for high blood pressure, high cholesterol, asthma, allergies, Parkinsons and Alzheimers diseases. Make sure to tell the dentist about the medications you are taking for recommendations on how to relieve dry mouth.

Gum, or periodontal, disease is also commonly detected among older people because it is often painless. This condition occurs due to the buildup of plaque that sticky, bacteria-filled coating that contributes to decay. Periodontal disease can cause the gums to recede from your teeth, opening the door for potential tooth loss if untreated. Our dentist also makes sure to screen for cancers of the mouth, throat and tongue, which can develop without causing any discomfort.