Dental Membership PlanWayne, PA
Get two exams and cleanings per year
Enjoy a 15% discount on our other services
Avoid the hassles of deductibles and plan limits
Save Money With Our Wayne Dental Membership Plan
At Wayne Dental Care, our dentists and staff do our best to make good dental care accessible to each of our patient families. That’s why we developed our in-house dental membership plan. Rather than having to jump through the hoops that insurance companies often require, the whole treatment process is streamlined with our plan. You and your family will receive great care at a reduced rate.
All the plan’s details are outlined below. If you have any questions or if you need to make an appointment, give our friendly staff a call at (610) 222-6437. We’ll be glad to help you however we can.
This dental membership plan is NOT dental insurance. Enrolling in our plan allows you to receive your treatment exclusively at our office for reduced fees. Due to contractual requirements with insurance providers, the membership plan cannot be combined with dental insurance or other reduced-fee dental plans or discount cards.
Child Complete | 13 Years & Younger
$240/yr. Save $465!*
- 2 Professional cleanings and checkups
- 2 Professional cleanings
- 2 Regular exams
- 2 Fluoride varnish
- Routine x-rays
- 2 Emergency exam
- 15% off other procedures completed at our practice
- 20% subscription discount for family members
*Value is based on your dentist’s standard professional fees.
Adult Complete | 14 Years & Older
$300/yr. Save $724!*
- 2 Professional cleanings and checkups
- 2 Professional cleanings
- 2 Regular exams
- Routine x-rays
- 2 Emergency exam
- 2 Fluoride varnish
- 2 Oral Cancer Screening
- 15% off other procedures completed at our practice
- 20% subscription discount for family members
*Value is based on your dentist’s standard professional fees.
Perio | 14 Years & Older
$1500/yr. Save $1717!*
- 3 Perio maintenance procedures and checkups
- 1 Perio evaluation
- 4 Quadrants of deep cleaning
- 3 Perio maintenance
- Full mouth x-rays
- 2 Fluoride varnish
- 2 Oral cancer screening
- 15% off other procedures completed at our practice
- 20% subscription discount for family members
*Value is based on your dentist’s standard professional fees.
Wayne Dental Care is located at 295 Old Eagle School Rd. Wayne, PA 19087.
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