Alameda Dental Discount PlanAurora, CO
No Insurance? No Problem!
Finally, get the quality dentistry you need at an affordable price for you and your family.
In-House Membership Plan
- No waiting periods.
- No claim forms.
- No restrictions on treatment.
- No predetermination
- No age limitations.
- No high premium.
- Refer a friend and receive $50 credit towards future treatment.
Yearly Membership Fee
- Adults: $250
- Couples: $420
- Children: $180
- Family: $495
2 Regular Adult Cleaning per year (including exam and X-rays) for $100
Periodontal Cleanings (including exam and X-rays) for $145
$40 Copay for Emergency Appointments
30-40% Off All our Customary Fees
Call (303) 343-7072 for more details!
Alameda Dental is located at 14591 E Alameda Ave Aurora, CO 80012.
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