Dr. Mike is an experienced dentist for the North Seattle, Marysville area, providing general and cosmetic dentistry that renews the health and beauty of smiles all over the area. His dedication to quality dentistry shines as he takes the time to listen and understand patient goals to build personal relationships. With Dr. Mike, what you see is what you get; his honesty and compassion is the key to creating lasting health and natural beauty in any smile.
THE SMILE YOU ALWAYS WANTED, IS HERE!
We specialize in the most advanced techniques and procedures to repair or replace worn and missing teeth. This may include a combination of different procedures custom tailored to your specific wants and needs.
NEW TAKE ON FAMILY FOCUSED DENTISTRY
Inspired by family, both home and work Dr. Mike volunteers his talents to local schools and sports programs, donating his dental services to provide a bright and happy future full of bright smiles!
DEVELOPING LIFELONG PARTNERSHIPS
Each room is designed around your health and the health of the environment you live in. During your visit you can expect Dr Mike to be humming oldies, educating patients and covering various topics, such as: entertainment news, sports, cars, and his son Ethan.
THE SMILE YOU ALWAYS WANTED, IS HERE!
We specialize in the most advanced techniques and procedures to repair or replace worn and missing teeth. This may include a combination of different procedures custom tailored to your specific wants and needs.
Stunning Smiles and Expertise You Can Trust!
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UnitedHealthcare Dental insurance changes in 2026 affecting coverage for crowns, root canals, dentures, fillings, and deep cleanings.
UnitedHealthcare Dental insurance changes in 2026 affecting coverage for crowns, root canals, dentures, fillings, and deep cleanings.
Beginning January 1, 2026, many patients were surprised to discover significant reductions in their dental insurance coverage. Plans that previously provided strong benefits have shifted dramatically, leaving some patients responsible for a much larger portion of their treatment costs.
What Changed?
Several plans have eliminated coverage for many common restorative and major procedures, including:
-
Crowns
-
Root canals
-
Dentures
-
Fillings
-
Deep cleanings (periodontal treatment)
For some patients, this means 0% coverage for treatments that are essential to maintaining long-term oral health.
Why This Has Been So Frustrating
Many patients were not clearly informed of these changes ahead of time. As a result, they arrived for appointments expecting their usual benefits — only to face unexpected out-of-pocket expenses.
We understand why this has caused confusion, frustration, and even anger. It is especially difficult for retirees and those living on a fixed income, as higher dental costs can place real strain on household budgets. What has made this situation even more challenging is that, in many cases, insurance premiums did not decrease significantly despite the reduction in coverage.
A Possible (But Imperfect) Solution
After speaking directly with UnitedHealthcare, we learned that some patients may have the option to purchase a separate coverage rider for approximately $40 per month. This add-on can restore partial benefits toward procedures that are no longer covered under the base plan.
While this option can help, it is important to be transparent:
👉 It is a solution — but not always the ideal one, as it requires additional monthly cost.
How DDS Dental Is Helping
At DDS Dental, we are committed to supporting our patients through these unexpected insurance shifts. Our team is actively working to:
-
Help you understand your current benefits
-
Review alternative coverage options
-
Provide cost estimates before treatment
-
Discuss phased treatment when possible
-
Explore financial arrangements to reduce immediate burden
Dental insurance changes every year, and navigating them alone can be overwhelming. You do not have to figure it out by yourself.
Please Reach Out
If you are unsure about your coverage or have recently discovered changes to your plan, we encourage you to contact our office. We will do our very best to help you understand your options and make informed decisions about your care.
The insurance landscape may change — but our commitment to our patients does not.
add our web address for Lynnwood https://ddsdentalalderwood.com/, phone number 425-744-9446 or Marysville https://ddsdentalps.com, Phone number 360-386-9540
Major Dental Insurance Changes in 2026 — What Our Patients Need to Know
Beginning January 1, 2026, many patients were surprised to discover significant reductions in their dental insurance coverage. Plans that previously provided strong benefits have shifted dramatically, leaving some patients responsible for a much larger portion of their treatment costs.
What Changed?
Several plans have eliminated coverage for many common restorative and major procedures, including:
-
Crowns
-
Root canals
-
Dentures
-
Fillings
-
Deep cleanings (periodontal treatment)
For some patients, this means 0% coverage for treatments that are essential to maintaining long-term oral health.
Why This Has Been So Frustrating
Many patients were not clearly informed of these changes ahead of time. As a result, they arrived for appointments expecting their usual benefits — only to face unexpected out-of-pocket expenses.
We understand why this has caused confusion, frustration, and even anger. It is especially difficult for retirees and those living on a fixed income, as higher dental costs can place real strain on household budgets. What has made this situation even more challenging is that, in many cases, insurance premiums did not decrease significantly despite the reduction in coverage.
A Possible (But Imperfect) Solution
After speaking directly with UnitedHealthcare, we learned that some patients may have the option to purchase a separate coverage rider for approximately $40 per month. This add-on can restore partial benefits toward procedures that are no longer covered under the base plan.
While this option can help, it is important to be transparent:
👉 It is a solution — but not always the ideal one, as it requires an additional monthly cost.
How DDS Dental Is Helping
At DDS Dental, we are committed to supporting our patients through these unexpected insurance shifts. Our team is actively working to:
-
Help you understand your current benefits
-
Review alternative coverage options
-
Provide cost estimates before treatment
-
Discuss phased treatment when possible
-
Explore financial arrangements to reduce immediate burden
Dental insurance changes every year, and navigating them alone can be overwhelming. You do not have to figure it out by yourself.
Contact Us — We’re Here to Help
UnitedHealthcare Dental insurance changes in 2026 affecting coverage for crowns, root canals, dentures, fillings, and deep cleanings.
Beginning January 1, 2026, many patients were surprised to discover significant reductions in their dental insurance coverage. Plans that previously provided strong benefits have shifted dramatically, leaving some patients responsible for a much larger portion of their treatment costs.
What Changed?
Several plans have eliminated coverage for many common restorative and major procedures, including:
-
Crowns
-
Root canals
-
Dentures
-
Fillings
-
Deep cleanings (periodontal treatment)
For some patients, this means 0% coverage for treatments that are essential to maintaining long-term oral health.
Why This Has Been So Frustrating
Many patients were not clearly informed of these changes ahead of time. As a result, they arrived for appointments expecting their usual benefits — only to face unexpected out-of-pocket expenses.
We understand why this has caused confusion, frustration, and even anger. It is especially difficult for retirees and those living on a fixed income, as higher dental costs can place real strain on household budgets. What has made this situation even more challenging is that, in many cases, insurance premiums did not decrease significantly despite the reduction in coverage.
A Possible (But Imperfect) Solution
After speaking directly with UnitedHealthcare, we learned that some patients may have the option to purchase a separate coverage rider for approximately $40 per month. This add-on can restore partial benefits toward procedures that are no longer covered under the base plan.
While this option can help, it is important to be transparent:
👉 It is a solution — but not always the ideal one, as it requires additional monthly cost.
How DDS Dental Is Helping
At DDS Dental, we are committed to supporting our patients through these unexpected insurance shifts. Our team is actively working to:
-
Help you understand your current benefits
-
Review alternative coverage options
-
Provide cost estimates before treatment
-
Discuss phased treatment when possible
-
Explore financial arrangements to reduce immediate burden
Dental insurance changes every year, and navigating them alone can be overwhelming. You do not have to figure it out by yourself.
Please Reach Out
If you are unsure about your coverage or have recently discovered changes to your plan, we encourage you to contact our office. We will do our very best to help you understand your options and make informed decisions about your care.
The insurance landscape may change — but our commitment to our patients does not.
add our web address for Lynnwood https://ddsdentalalderwood.com/, phone number 425-744-9446 or Marysville https://ddsdentalps.com, Phone number 360-386-9540
Major Dental Insurance Changes in 2026 — What Our Patients Need to Know
Beginning January 1, 2026, many patients were surprised to discover significant reductions in their dental insurance coverage. Plans that previously provided strong benefits have shifted dramatically, leaving some patients responsible for a much larger portion of their treatment costs.
What Changed?
Several plans have eliminated coverage for many common restorative and major procedures, including:
-
Crowns
-
Root canals
-
Dentures
-
Fillings
-
Deep cleanings (periodontal treatment)
For some patients, this means 0% coverage for treatments that are essential to maintaining long-term oral health.
Why This Has Been So Frustrating
Many patients were not clearly informed of these changes ahead of time. As a result, they arrived for appointments expecting their usual benefits — only to face unexpected out-of-pocket expenses.
We understand why this has caused confusion, frustration, and even anger. It is especially difficult for retirees and those living on a fixed income, as higher dental costs can place real strain on household budgets. What has made this situation even more challenging is that, in many cases, insurance premiums did not decrease significantly despite the reduction in coverage.
A Possible (But Imperfect) Solution
After speaking directly with UnitedHealthcare, we learned that some patients may have the option to purchase a separate coverage rider for approximately $40 per month. This add-on can restore partial benefits toward procedures that are no longer covered under the base plan.
While this option can help, it is important to be transparent:
👉 It is a solution — but not always the ideal one, as it requires an additional monthly cost.
How DDS Dental Is Helping
At DDS Dental, we are committed to supporting our patients through these unexpected insurance shifts. Our team is actively working to:
-
Help you understand your current benefits
-
Review alternative coverage options
-
Provide cost estimates before treatment
-
Discuss phased treatment when possible
-
Explore financial arrangements to reduce immediate burden
Dental insurance changes every year, and navigating them alone can be overwhelming. You do not have to figure it out by yourself.
Contact Us — We’re Here to Help
UnitedHealthcare Dental insurance changes in 2026 affecting coverage for crowns, root canals, dentures, fillings, and deep cleanings.
Beginning January 1, 2026, many patients were surprised to discover significant reductions in their dental insurance coverage. Plans that previously provided strong benefits have shifted dramatically, leaving some patients responsible for a much larger portion of their treatment costs.
What Changed?
Several plans have eliminated coverage for many common restorative and major procedures, including:
-
Crowns
-
Root canals
-
Dentures
-
Fillings
-
Deep cleanings (periodontal treatment)
For some patients, this means 0% coverage for treatments that are essential to maintaining long-term oral health.
Why This Has Been So Frustrating
Many patients were not clearly informed of these changes ahead of time. As a result, they arrived for appointments expecting their usual benefits — only to face unexpected out-of-pocket expenses.
We understand why this has caused confusion, frustration, and even anger. It is especially difficult for retirees and those living on a fixed income, as higher dental costs can place real strain on household budgets. What has made this situation even more challenging is that, in many cases, insurance premiums did not decrease significantly despite the reduction in coverage.
A Possible (But Imperfect) Solution
After speaking directly with UnitedHealthcare, we learned that some patients may have the option to purchase a separate coverage rider for approximately $40 per month. This add-on can restore partial benefits toward procedures that are no longer covered under the base plan.
While this option can help, it is important to be transparent:
👉 It is a solution — but not always the ideal one, as it requires additional monthly cost.
How DDS Dental Is Helping
At DDS Dental, we are committed to supporting our patients through these unexpected insurance shifts. Our team is actively working to:
-
Help you understand your current benefits
-
Review alternative coverage options
-
Provide cost estimates before treatment
-
Discuss phased treatment when possible
-
Explore financial arrangements to reduce immediate burden
Dental insurance changes every year, and navigating them alone can be overwhelming. You do not have to figure it out by yourself.
Please Reach Out
If you are unsure about your coverage or have recently discovered changes to your plan, we encourage you to contact our office. We will do our very best to help you understand your options and make informed decisions about your care.
The insurance landscape may change — but our commitment to our patients does not.
add our web address for Lynnwood https://ddsdentalalderwood.com/, phone number 425-744-9446 or Marysville https://ddsdentalps.com, Phone number 360-386-9540
Major Dental Insurance Changes in 2026 — What Our Patients Need to Know
Beginning January 1, 2026, many patients were surprised to discover significant reductions in their dental insurance coverage. Plans that previously provided strong benefits have shifted dramatically, leaving some patients responsible for a much larger portion of their treatment costs.
What Changed?
Several plans have eliminated coverage for many common restorative and major procedures, including:
-
Crowns
-
Root canals
-
Dentures
-
Fillings
-
Deep cleanings (periodontal treatment)
For some patients, this means 0% coverage for treatments that are essential to maintaining long-term oral health.
Why This Has Been So Frustrating
Many patients were not clearly informed of these changes ahead of time. As a result, they arrived for appointments expecting their usual benefits — only to face unexpected out-of-pocket expenses.
We understand why this has caused confusion, frustration, and even anger. It is especially difficult for retirees and those living on a fixed income, as higher dental costs can place real strain on household budgets. What has made this situation even more challenging is that, in many cases, insurance premiums did not decrease significantly despite the reduction in coverage.
A Possible (But Imperfect) Solution
After speaking directly with UnitedHealthcare, we learned that some patients may have the option to purchase a separate coverage rider for approximately $40 per month. This add-on can restore partial benefits toward procedures that are no longer covered under the base plan.
While this option can help, it is important to be transparent:
👉 It is a solution — but not always the ideal one, as it requires an additional monthly cost.
How DDS Dental Is Helping
At DDS Dental, we are committed to supporting our patients through these unexpected insurance shifts. Our team is actively working to:
-
Help you understand your current benefits
-
Review alternative coverage options
-
Provide cost estimates before treatment
-
Discuss phased treatment when possible
-
Explore financial arrangements to reduce immediate burden
Dental insurance changes every year, and navigating them alone can be overwhelming. You do not have to figure it out by yourself.
Contact Us — We’re Here to Help
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