Most cosmetic procedures, like whitening or veneers, are not covered by dental insurance because they’re considered elective. However, some treatments that also restore function—like tooth-colored fillings or crowns—may be partially covered. We’re happy to review your benefits and provide estimates before starting treatment.
About the Author: Stiles Dental Care
Dr. Stiles received his dental degree in 1984 from the Fairleigh Dickinson University Dental School. Upon graduation, he returned to his hometown of Medford and established his private practice in cosmetic and general dentistry. Dr. Stiles' commitment to clinical excellence has never stopped. He received his Fellowship degree from the Academy of General Dentistry (AGD) and has over 1000 hours of advanced continuing education courses.