Do you treat sleep apnea with oral appliances?

Yes. A consultation is required with the doctor to determine candidacy and coordinate with your sleep physician. We can courtesy-submit to your medical insurance out of network (not dental) so you may be reimbursed. Oral appliances commonly run around $7,000, and some plans provide partial coverage.

What does the first visit cost without insurance?

The new patient visit is $399 and includes the exam, necessary X-rays, and a comprehensive treatment plan. We cannot provide a “cleaning only” at the first visit because the doctor needs diagnostic information to evaluate your oral health fully. In most cases, we can also complete a standard cleaning at that visit unless periodontal needs require a different approach.

How much is Invisalign?

Invisalign treatment is $5,500. We use our digital scanner to create a simulation so you can preview the projected outcome before starting.

Do you take insurance?

We accept most commercial PPO dental plans, but we need your insurance card to confirm eligibility. If your plan has out-of-network benefits, allow about 2 weeks for a pre-determination if you want a more precise estimate before treatment.

FAQ | Blanc Dental Aesthetics | Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Blanc Dental Aesthetics FAQ

If you have a specific question, email hello@blancaesthetics.com.

For insurance verification, email your full name, date of birth, and photos of the front and back of your insurance card to hello@blancaesthetics.com.

Do you offer general dentistry?

Yes. We provide comprehensive general dentistry for adults and teens, including preventive care, restorative treatment, and cosmetic services. We do not see children below the age of 13 at this time.

How can I learn more about sleep apnea oral appliances?

Oral appliance therapy starts with a consultation with the doctor to confirm candidacy, review any sleep study documentation, and outline next steps.

During your consultation, we’ll walk you through the process in detail. Part of the standard requirement for beginning treatment is having had a sleep test within the past year with an MD and a prescription or referral to us from an MD (usually an ENT or sleep physician).

Once we make your appliance, we can courtesy submit documentation to medical insurance (not dental) as an out-of-network service. Some plans reimburse patients directly, and some coverage may apply.

As a reference point, oral appliances often run around $7,000, depending on clinical complexity and required follow-up.

What does the first visit include, and what is the cost without insurance?

The cost of a first visit without insurance is $399.

This appointment is designed to be comprehensive. It includes a full clinical exam, necessary digital x-rays, and an evaluation by the doctor to assess overall oral health, bite, and any areas of concern.

We do not offer “cleaning-only” visits for new patients. The doctor must first evaluate your teeth and gums to determine the appropriate type of care. In most cases, a routine cleaning is completed at the first visit. If more complex periodontal needs are identified, the doctor will review findings and recommend the appropriate next steps.

This approach ensures care is thorough, individualized, and clinically appropriate from the start.

Do you take dental insurance?

We accept most commercial PPO dental plans. To determine eligibility and benefits, we require a copy of your dental insurance card at or before your visit.

For patients with out-of-network coverage, we are happy to review your plan and, when appropriate, submit a pre-determination on your behalf. Please allow approximately two weeks in advance for this process.

Because coverage varies by plan, final responsibility for fees is determined by your insurance provider.