At Brookings Dental Arts we truly care about our patients’ dental health. While many people are covered by their employer’s dental insurance, other people do not have access to dental insurance. We provide a unique, affordable membership plan for individual patients and families with no insurance.

The Brookings Dental Gold Plan is a straightforward and affordable way to maintain the health of your teeth, and prevent painful and expensive dental issues down the road. Unlike insurance, there are no waiting periods, deductibles or yearly maximums.

We offer individual plans, as well as family plans to accommodate you, your spouse and children. Every person covered by the membership gets:

• Up to two teeth cleanings per year
• Standard dental exam
• X-rays
• 10 to 20 percent off other dental services

*Dependent children must be under the age of 19 or full-time students up to age 23.

The annual fee can be paid upfront once a year, or we can set up a 12 month payment plan. Applying is easy, and benefits begin immediately. Simply fill out the enrollment form and mail it to Brookings Dental Arts, or bring it by our clinic to get started right away.

Routine teeth cleaning, along with daily brushing and flossing, greatly reduces the risk of cavities and tooth infections. In other words, you also save money down the line. When it comes to your kids, routine teeth cleaning helps them build healthy dental habits that can last a lifetime.

Call us to learn more about the Brookings Dental Gold Plan!

Limitations & Exclusions

• When members pay the fee upfront annual, they receive 20 percent off other dental services. When members choose a payment plan, they receive 10 percent off other dental services.
• Emergency and other problem-oriented visits will incur a $100 copay.
• If patient should become covered by a traditional dental plan, this plan becomes null and void with no refund of fees.

Restrictions apply for:

• Demonstrated non-compliance with the recommended course of treatment.
• Services which, in the opinion of the attending dentist, are neither necessary nor recommended for the patient’s health.
• Restorations, splints or other appliances used to increase vertical dimension or restore occlusion.
• Any speciality service that requires an out-of-office referral.
• Congenital malformations, except congenital anomaly of a tooth or teeth covered from birth.
• Dispensing of drugs not normally supplied in the dental office.
• Hospital benefits for any dental procedure.
• Loss or theft of dentures, bridges or crowns.
• Services for injuries or conditions which are covered under Workers’ Compensation or Employer’s Liability Laws.
• Services that cannot be performed because of general health, physical or psychological limitations of the patient.