Pediatric Dentist that takes Blue Cross

Anonymous
We go to Dr. Kuwbara. His staff submits the paperwork for the insurance they do not accept. I think we have BC, but forget and we got almost everything back at our last visit.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Any updates to this? BCBS is no help...

Thanks in advance!



Does it need to be a pediatric dentist? My kids see my dentist. Perhaps ask your own dentist how old your kid needs to be.
Anonymous
We have BCBS and go to Falls Church Pediatric Dental Center. The pediatric dentist is wonderful and very accessible. We had an emergency during the snowstorm and she was available to consult on phone and followed up with us a couple of days later. Which medical practitioner shares their cellphone number with patients these days, especially dentists, they never do!
Anonymous
Jusy pay out of pocket. A young childs dental visit is not going to cost much.


It's usually $140 - $185. I know that's nothing to a lot of DCUMers, but some of us can't just drop that on a dentist visit when a little big of legwork would mean a $20 copay.
Anonymous
Regular BCNSvfederal insurance does not cover much for dental anyways. Do you have a separate Dental plan or are you just using standard BCBS federal insurance.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Regular BCNSvfederal insurance does not cover much for dental anyways. Do you have a separate Dental plan or are you just using standard BCBS federal insurance.


They do cover the whole cost of a cleaning twice a year, and preventive xrays at regular intervals as long as you use an in-network dentist. Out of network, nothing.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:Any updates to this? BCBS is no help...

Thanks in advance!



Does it need to be a pediatric dentist? My kids see my dentist. Perhaps ask your own dentist how old your kid needs to be.


Yup, this is what we're doing with my 3 year old.
Anonymous
Was_Buf_Now_Was wrote:My 3-1/2 yo should start going to the dentist, but I have BCBS's Federal Employee Plan and their search doesn't include anything for pediatric dentists. All of those recommended by, well, anyone that I've talk to don't take Blue Cross. Does anyone have any experience with this? We're willing to go to the 'burbs, but we want someone that's good with, if not specializing in, kids. Thanks!


If you do a search for "pedodontics" on the BCBS Federal website you will be able to get a complete list. Not sure where you are located but here is a search based on MD.

https://provider.fepblue.org/app/public/#/one/city=&state=&postalCode=&country=&insurerCode=BCBSA_I&brandCode=BCBSAFEP&alphaPrefix=&bcbsaProductId=/results/alphaPrefix=&isPromotionSearch=false&key=Pedodontics&location=Rockville%252C%2520MD&maxLatitude=&maxLongitude=&minLatitude=&minLongitude=&page=1&providerType=&query=Pedodontics&radius=25&size=10&searchResultsTab=Local&searchType=SYNONYM_ORGANIZATION&searchCategory=GENERAL&sort=DEFAULT&waitForOop=false&doWebAlert=true
Anonymous
Dr Niloofar Mofakhami of Oakton Smiles accepts BCBS Fed. we like her a lot!

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