Dec 6, 2021
Riverside, California Dec 6, 2021 (Issuewire.com) - The Dental Views, a group of privately owned dental offices located throughout Southern California and Arizona, is reminding patients to use their insurance benefits before they expire at year-end--a public service announcement to urge patients to take full advantage of the benefits that are due to them.
"We are reminding all of our patients to avail themselves of their dental insurance benefits before December 31st," says Dental Views founder, Dr. Ali Zareh, DDS. "We don't want them to miss out on something they've already paid for."
He goes on to say that benefits do not roll over, so if they aren't used, they're lost.
"Use them or lose them, as they say," reminds Dr. Zareh. "Time slots book up fast as the year ends, so if you need dental care, it's important to make your appointment immediately."
In addition, Dental Views points out to patients that If they don't have dental insurance or an FSA or HSA account, they can call (888) 348-0952 to discuss payment plans and special discounts.
"Give yourself a gift for the holidays of a healthy smile!" says Dr. Zareh.
Serving Southern California and Central Arizona, The Dental Views has been offering friendly, expert dental care since 2010. With thirteen state-of-the-art dental offices, the practice offers a warm, inviting atmosphere along with the latest technology and dental prowess.
The Dental Views provides a full range of general, pediatric, and cosmetic dental services.
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