How much could you save?
This is an estimate price list for the Aetna Dental Access Network. Each dentist has a different price list, but we took averages from Los Angeles, New York, Chicago and Orlando to give you an idea of what you’ll save.
In addition to the above procedures, your plan will also save on dental work like implants, veneers, bone grafts, ceramic crowns, adult braces and more!
The select regional average cost represents the average fees for the procedures listed above in Los Angeles, Orlando, Chicago and New York City, as displayed in the cost of care tool as of June 2020.
Actual costs and savings may vary by provider, service and geographic location. We use the average of negotiated fees from participating providers to determine the average costs, as shown on the chart.
Common Questions
Your plan will save on all officially recognized dental
treatments at an in-network provider. We recommend
checking with your dentist for exact treatment pricing at their location.
Each dentist contracts with the Aetna Dental Access
network individually, so prices will vary between providers.While we can give estimates for certain procedures and a general savings range of 15-50% per visit across all procedures, we recommend checking with your dentist for exact treatment pricing at their location.
This is an exact price list for general dentists in your area.
Need to see a specialist, or don’t see
your procedure?
You will receive 20% off dental work that’s either not on this chart or performed by a specialist (an orthodontist, oral surgeon, endodontist, periodontist, prosthodontist, or pediatric specialist). Just make sure you’re going to a participating dentist.
You will receive 20% off dental work that’s either not on this chart or performed by a specialist (an orthodontist, oral surgeon, endodontist, periodontist, prosthodontist, or pediatric specialist). Just make sure you’re going to a participating dentist. Common Questions
The price list above is specifically contracted with general dentists. Specialists (pediatric dentists, oral surgeons, endodontists, orthodontists, periodontists, and prosthodontists) do not work off of a given price list, but instead give a flat discount of 20% off of their standard rates with the Careington 500 Series plan.
Here are a few things 500 Series does not save on:
- Anything the dentist does not do (including lab and OSHA fees).
- At-home teeth aligners like Candid or Smile Direct Club.
- Work in progress (for example, if you already have your braces on).
If your dentist participates in the 500 Series network, you will receive an additional 20% off their normal price with your 500 Series membership.
We want to make sure you’re able to find a dentist you can trust. All dentists on this list have passed Careington’s strict 7-step dentist approval process and are professionally licensed in the state in which they practice, but if you have a bad experience, the Careington network takes quality of care concerns very seriously.
You can email us at
customercare@1dental.com or address your concerns in writing to:
Careington Corporation
Attn. Provider Relations
PO Box 2568
Frisco, Texas 75034
Please call
800-372-7615 if you have further questions.
Your savings only apply at participating dentists because these dentists have agreed to the savings list and also passed Careington’s thorough approval process. Make sure to check the provider list to see if your dentist accepts Care 500 Series. Every dental plan has a network to some degree (and in our experience, plans with “out-of-network benefits” end up costing more than they save). We do our best to keep an up-to-date list of dentists on our website, but we always recommend double checking when you call to make your appointment.
Pro Tip: Make sure to say “Careington 500 Series” when you call, not “the 1Dental Plan.”
In rare cases, a dentist may stop participating in the Care 500 Series plan. In this case, you’ll need to select another dentist from the list. If you can’t find another dentist in the Care 500 Series network that you like, give us a call and we can help you switch to our other plan or find another solution.
We sometimes think of dental work as one procedure, but it may actually have multiple parts. This is why we’ve provided the ADA (American Dental Association) official codes next to the dental procedures on the list above. Make sure you are matching the codes to the treatment plan you’ve received from your dentist.
For example, some people think of a “cleaning” as only one procedure, but a visit for your cleaning may involve three procedures: the exam, the actual cleaning or prophylaxis, and then some kind of X-ray.