Last Updated
November 15, 2024

Get Care Without Dental Insurance in Miami

Affordable dental care in Miami Lakes without insurance! Discover Floss Dental's flexible payment options and membership plans.

Introduction

Importance of Dental Health

For years, scientists and dental experts have been saying that oral health is a window to overall health. Put simply, an issue in the mouth can affect the rest of the body. Poor Dental Hygiene has been associated with a plethora of medical ailments, including  diabetes heart disease and more.

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Challenges Without Dental Insurance

The problem is, many see dental health as something that is unaffordable or only for those with means. Without proper insurance, individuals must pay the full cost of dental services. And we get it, when you have rent and bills to pay, often times a routine checkup can see like a low priority. But ultimately putting everything will often times only make things more expensive when you do have to address your oral health. That’s why we wanted to write a blog post to show you the options available to you, so you can get your dental health on track before it’s too late.

Why Floss is the best Option in Miami Lakes?

Floss Dental Group

If you live in the Miami Lakes/Hialeah area, we offer cost effective dental services often tailored for individuals without dental insurance. We also offer membership plans specifically catered toward individuals without dental insurance. We believe all individuals are entitled to adequate dental care and that's why we work to accommodate all.

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Payment Options

If the membership plan isn’t something that interests you, we also have flexible payment solutions via Care Credit, Proceed Finance, and Cherry Financing. CareCredit enables patients to finance treatments with a flexible payment structure and an easy approval process. You can apply to CareCredit for Floss here. CareCredit is our most popular financing solution, but we also accept Proceed Finance and Cherry Financing if you are already approved via those providers.

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Maintain Preventive Care at Home

Maintaining your oral health at home is probably the best solution if you don’t have dental insurance. Start with a consistent oral hygiene routine (brushing 2-3x daily and flossing). Flossing daily helps to remove plaque and dislodge food particles between your teeth. Regular cleaning and checks can also help you catch early signs of dental issues before they become extremely problematic. A low sugar/low acidity diet can also help to preserve enamel and minimize tooth decay. If you suffer from nighttime teeth grinding or other damaging behaviors, ordering dentist recommended guards can often help mitigate the daily damage done by these processes. Once you get a cleaning, these strategies (if applied properly) will make your next cleanings

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Conclusion

Good oral health is essential for your overall well-being, even without dental insurance, there are steps you can take to keeping dental costs low with good preventative care. If you are in Miami lakes, Floss Dental Group is a reliable and affordable partner, offering high-quality dental services with flexible payment options and financing solutions. By taking preventative steps and getting regular cleanings you can limit the lifetime cost of dental work by thousands of dollars. Schedule an appointment with Floss today by filling out our schedule form or call us directly.

Sources

  1. American Dental Association (ADA) – General oral health information.
  2. https://www.ada.org
  3. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) – Oral health basics and its connection to overall health.
  4. https://www.cdc.gov/oralhealth/basics/index.html
  5. Mayo Clinic – Oral health as a window to your overall health.
  6. https://www.mayoclinic.org/healthy-lifestyle/adult-health/in-depth/dental/art-20047475
  7. Harvard Medical School – The connection between oral health and systemic diseases.
  8. https://www.health.harvard.edu/diseases-and-conditions/the-heart-mouth-connection
  9. National Institutes of Health (NIH) – Report on oral health in America.
  10. https://www.nidcr.nih.gov/sites/default/files/2021-12/Oral-Health-in-America-Executive-Summary.pdf

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