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Dentists With Membership Plans in Texas

201 dental practices across 36 cities in Texas. Contact a practice to ask about prices, services and whether it’s taking new patients.

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Dentists With Membership Plans in Abilene, TX

Dentists With Membership Plans in Beaumont, TX

Dentists With Membership Plans in Edinburg, TX

Dentists With Membership Plans in Irving, TX

Dentists With Membership Plans in Bellmead, TX

Dentists With Membership Plans in San Angelo, TX

  • Brantly Dental

    2149 Office Park Dr, San Angelo, TX

    4.8389 Google reviews

    From their site: “We offer flexible financial options for our wellness plan members, including annual or monthly payments and pricing for both uninsured and insured patients.”

    Visit website (325) 949-9668

Dentists With Membership Plans in Stafford, TX

  • Southern Dental at Sugar Land/Stafford

    12800 Fountain Lake Cir, Stafford, TX

    4.0235 Google reviews

    From their site: “Patients without insurance can also take advantage of in-house membership options designed to reduce costs and support routine care.”

    Visit website (281) 277-1609

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Common questions

How many dental practices are in Texas?

This list has 201 dental practices in Texas, across 36 cities, with the most in El Paso (12), Allen (10), Austin (9). No directory is complete, so a practice near you may be missing.

What is a dental membership plan?

A dental membership plan is a yearly or monthly fee you pay straight to your dentist. It usually covers cleanings, exams and X-rays, plus a discount on other work. There are no claims, deductibles or yearly maximums.

How is a dental membership plan different from dental insurance?

Dental insurance is run by an insurance company, with waiting periods, yearly caps and claims. A membership plan is run by the dental practice itself, so it only works at that practice, but you know what is covered and what it costs up front.

How do I choose a dental practice in Texas?

Read recent reviews, check who will treat you and what training they have, and call to ask about prices and whether they are taking new patients. Details change, so confirm them with the practice before you book.