
Blue Cross Blue Shield dental plans accepted and filed, with your specific benefits confirmed before treatment.
We accept and file Blue Cross Blue Shield dental insurance at both our Fort Worth and Haltom City offices. Plans differ considerably from employer to employer, so rather than making promises about percentages, our coordinators verify your specific benefits and give you the real numbers up front.
That means no guessing at the front desk and no surprise balance in the post. You will know what your plan pays, what you owe, and what your options are if there is a gap.

BCBS dental coverage is issued through several regional entities, so plan detail varies. We verify yours.
Routine exams, cleanings and X-rays — usually the most generously covered category, and the one that saves you the most over time.
Fillings, simple extractions and non-surgical gum treatment, typically covered at a partial percentage once any deductible is met.
Crowns, bridges, dentures and surgical procedures. Generally the lowest coverage percentage, and the most likely to carry a waiting period.
We establish what your plan pays before treatment, so you can sequence care across plan years if that works out better for you.
Claims, pre-authorisations and supporting documentation are submitted by our team, not left to you.
Fort Worth and Haltom City share your chart and your benefit information, so nothing gets duplicated or lost between them.
Bring your Blue Cross Blue Shield card to your first visit, or call ahead with your member details and we will verify your benefits before you arrive. Either way, you get a written estimate showing what the plan is expected to pay and what you owe.
Unused benefits do not carry over on most plans, so if you have coverage sitting unused, the end of the plan year is a genuinely good reason to book. Call (817) 720-0121 and we will check where you stand.
Everything below is handled by the same team, in the same two offices. Back to Dental Insurance.
Book online in under a minute, or call and talk to a real person at the front desk — whichever you prefer.