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How Aetna dental coverage typically works, what to check before you book, and the NPI-verified practices that have declared it on their profiles. Acceptance here is self-declared by practices, not verified by Aetna.
Counts reflect what practices have declared on their own profiles, not carrier network data. Most practices haven't declared their plans yet, so a low count is a data gap, not a verdict.
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Aetna, part of CVS Health, offers dental coverage mostly through employers, plus individual plans in some markets.
Aetna's main structures are PPO plans and the Aetna DMO, its dental HMO. DMO plans require choosing a primary care dentist and generally don't cover out-of-network care.
Check whether the practice takes your specific Aetna network, PPO or DMO, since participation differs between the two.
Self-declared on each practice profile. Verify your specific plan with the practice before booking.
Chicago, IL
★ 5.0(625)
(312) 266-9487
San Diego, CA
★ 5.0(204)
(858) 485-5552
Beverly Hills, CA
★ 5.0(112)
(310) 276-2088
Dallas, TX
★ 5.0(27)
(214) 466-6610
Brooklyn, NY
★ 4.9(522)
(718) 857-6639
Houston, TX
★ 4.9(447)
(713) 229-8100
San Francisco, CA
★ 4.9(369)
(415) 409-6455
Houston, TX
★ 4.9(244)
(832) 303-9390
Miami Beach, FL
★ 4.9(109)
(305) 532-5044
Chicago, IL
★ 3.0(2)
(312) 263-6793
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