Patient Access Program — Let's See What's Possible
Your SituationWhat You've TriedYour InsuranceWhat You Hope For
You found this page because you have a dental problem that hasn't been solved — and you're wondering if there might be a path forward you haven't tried yet.
There might be. Medical insurance covers more dental care than most people realize — and more than most dentists know how to access for you.
Answer these questions honestly and I'll tell you exactly what I see. This takes about 3 minutes.
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Your Dental Situation
Let's start with what you're actually dealing with
Which of the following describes what you're going through right now?
Select everything that applies
⚠ Trauma cases often have strong documentation trails — accident reports, ER records, physician notes. This can significantly strengthen a medical insurance claim. We'll make sure this is a priority.
How long have you been living with this situation?
Has anyone — a dentist, doctor, or specialist — ever connected your dental situation to another health condition you have?
Please answer all questions before continuing.
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What You've Tried
I want to understand where you've already been
What solutions do you currently have in place, or have you tried?
Select all that apply
What has gotten in the way of getting the treatment you need?
Select all that apply
Please answer all questions before continuing.
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Your Insurance
This is where things get specific — and where I might be able to help
A note before you answer
I'm asking about medical insurance — the kind that covers doctor visits, hospital stays, and health conditions. Not dental insurance. Many people have both, or only one, or neither. There is no wrong answer here.
Do you currently have medical insurance?
If you have private medical insurance, do you know what type of plan it is?
Has your medical insurance ever been used to help pay for anything related to your mouth, jaw, or dental health?
Please answer all questions before continuing.
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What You're Hoping For
One last question — and it matters
When you imagine this problem finally being solved, what matters most to you?
Please answer this question before submitting.
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Based on what you shared, there's a real possibility your medical insurance could help cover some or all of your treatment.
I want to talk with you. The call is about understanding your situation — not committing to anything. You'll leave knowing exactly where you stand.
Your submission has been flagged as priority. Please book at your earliest availability.
Before your call, gather anything you have from
Accident reports or police reports related to your injury
Emergency room or urgent care records
Any physician notes or referrals connected to the trauma
Your medical insurance card
Whatever your situation is, I'm glad you looked into this. Most people don't know this path exists. — Danielle Brown, My Smile Insured, LLC
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You might be a strong candidate — but there's one thing I need you to check first.
Before we talk, I need to know what insurance you actually have. Most people don't know exactly what's in their plan — and that's okay. Here's how to find out in about 5 minutes.
How to find out what insurance you have
Look for any insurance cards in your wallet — even old ones
Check your email for any enrollment confirmation from your employer or the marketplace
Call the member services number on your card and ask: "Do I have any coverage for dental-related medical conditions?"
If you're on a spouse or parent's plan, ask them to check their coverage summary
I'll follow up in 3 days to check in. If you find your insurance information before then, you can come back and complete a short follow-up form.
Whatever your situation is, I'm glad you looked into this. Most people don't know this path exists. — Danielle Brown, My Smile Insured, LLC
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Without medical insurance, the path I specialize in isn't available to you right now — and I don't want to waste your time.
But that doesn't mean you're out of options. There are real pathways to dental care that most people don't know about, and I've put them together for you.
Free guide — "You Don't Have Insurance: Here's What to Do Next"
How to find a dental school or university clinic near you for low-cost or no-cost care
How to locate your nearest Donated Dental Services chapter
How to find out if you qualify for marketplace insurance coverage
A clear action pathway — what to do first, second, and third
If your situation changes and you gain insurance coverage, come back. The door isn't closed — your circumstances just need to change first.
Whatever your situation is, I'm glad you looked into this. Most people don't know this path exists. — Danielle Brown, My Smile Insured, LLC
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Medicare coverage for dental care is more limited than most people realize — and I don't want to mislead you.
The path I typically use is difficult to access with Medicare alone. Before we talk, I want to make sure you have accurate information — and that you've looked into whether you have any supplemental coverage that might change things.
Check these before anything else
Do you have a Medicare Advantage (Part C) plan? Some include dental benefits beyond original Medicare.
Do you have a Medigap or supplemental policy? Check your coverage summary.
Do you have any secondary insurance through a spouse or former employer?
If you discover you have supplemental coverage, come back and re-qualify. If you have Medicare only, I'll be honest — the path is limited, but there may still be specific case types I can help with. Reach out directly to ask.
Whatever your situation is, I'm glad you looked into this. Most people don't know this path exists. — Danielle Brown, My Smile Insured, LLC
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Based on what you shared, the specific path I work through may not be the right fit right now.
That doesn't mean your situation isn't real — it just means the tool I use has limits. Here's where I'd point you instead.
Resources that may help
State dental assistance programs — many states have Medicaid dental benefits worth exploring
Community health centers — federally qualified health centers offer sliding-scale dental care
Donated Dental Services — free, comprehensive care for people with disabilities or who are elderly or medically fragile
I'll share educational content monthly. If your coverage situation changes, come back and re-qualify.
Whatever your situation is, I'm glad you looked into this. Most people don't know this path exists. — Danielle Brown, My Smile Insured, LLC