Sun Life Financial Dental Insurance - Houston, TX

Nowadays, we can do more to ensure your teeth and gums stay healthy for a lifetime, but you must visit your dentist regularly. If you skip your semi-annual appointments because you worry about a large bill, you don’t need to put your smile at risk any longer. As your Sun Life Financial dental in-network dentist, Dr. Lawton will help you maximize the value of your policy to help you invest in a healthy smile without breaking the bank.

Sun Life Financial Coverage Availability & Fees

Formerly known as Assurant, Sun Life Financial is a leading provider for affordable insurance plans in the U.S. Individuals and families across the nation choose the insurance provider to lower their out-of-pocket costs for the services they need to keep their teeth and gums healthy. Sun Life Financial offers comprehensive plans to ensure you and your loved one’s have everything they need for optimal oral health. Although every policy differs, most plans include:

• 100% preventive care
• 80% minor restorative care.
• 50% major restorative care.

Dental insurance is designed with a focus on prevention because it’s proven to lower overall oral health expenses. In fact, every $1 spent on prevention can save you as much as $50 on restorative or emergency services. By paying your monthly premiums, you’ll have access to the cleanings and checkups you need for only a small co-payment. If an issue arises, you can have it treated immediately. After reaching your yearly deductible, you can use your annual allowance to significantly lower the amount you need to pay for your treatment. Our office can even split the cost of care across calendar years to keep our services affordable.

Your insurance carrier will recommend you choose an in-network Sun Life Financial dentist, like Dr. Lawton because he has pre-negotiated rates with the company. You still have the freedom to choose any dentist who accepts your coverage. We proudly work with both in-network and out-of-network patients to lower the amount you need to pay out-of-pocket.