CUSP Care SOLVES THE PROBLEM BEFORE IT HAPPENS

The Problem No One Talks About

We all chew and eat things every day that can damage our dental work like chewy or hard candies, nuts, ice and even pens! Even though your dentist does excellent work, there are no materials that are as strong as your natural teeth and even the best materials can and do fail.

CUSP Care gives you the peace of mind that your dental work is covered 100% for up to five years.

The Gap No One Tells You About

If your dental insurance is like most plans, it does not cover additional work on a previously treated tooth for a period of two to five years. This creates a coverage “gap” for you should you have an issue with your dental work. Studies on failure rates show that materials on procedures can fail in up to 15% of cases before your insurance will cover you again! That means when you need a repair, you are on the hook for 100% of the cost!

PROTECT YOUR INVESTMENT IN YOUR DENTAL WORK

CUSP Care is the Solution

CUSP Care is a protection plan that covers dental procedures for up to 5 years. If materials used in your dental treatment fail during the coverage term, CUSP Care covers the cost of the repair – saving you thousands and providing peace of mind.

Covered Procedures Include:

  • Fillings
  • Crowns
  • Bridges
  • Dentures
  • Partials
  • Veneers
  • Implants
  • Root Canals (Endodontists only)

How CUSP Care Works

  1. CUSP Care is made available by participating dentists at or before the time of treatment. You pay a one-time fee for the CUSP Care Protection Plan which provides coverage for up to 5 years.

  2. To keep your CUSP Care Protection Plan active, there are a few things you must do, including:
    • Brush and floss daily and follow any other recommended steps outlined by your dentist
    • Keep your semi-annual dental check-ups/cleanings

  3. During the term of your CUSP Care protection plan, if you believe your dental work needs repair, please see your dentist immediately. If you have a valid claim and you’ve fulfilled your obligations; CUSP will reimburse your provider for the claim.

This is a summary of the CUSP Care’s terms and conditions. The full terms and condition that govern CUSP Care will be provided at the time of service.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)

Cusp Care is the first and only compliant dental service contract offered in the United States. Cusp Care was designed by a dentist to help change the standard of care between dentists and their patients. One of the most frustrating interactions for patients and their dentist is when the materials on dental work fails and has to be redone.

Cusp Care now offers the patient the opportunity of protecting their dental procedures 100% for up to 5 years and give them peace of mind during their dental insurance blackout period, which is 2 years on fillings and 5 years on all other restorative procedures. Meaning if materials fail, the patient will be responsible to pay for 100% of the work done without help from the dental insurance provider.
A service contract is the legal term used to describe what is commonly referred to as an extended warranty or protection plan. For clarity to our customers, we have chosen to use protection plan to describe our program.
The protection plan becomes effective once the dental work has been completed (date of service) and paid for at the dentist’s office. You will receive an email from CUSP outlining the protection plan information related to the dentist, tooth #, the dental procedure code being covered, the coverage period start date and the coverage term.
You can rest assured that Cusp Care has you covered. In the event that you have moved or changed your dentist, simply inform CUSP and we will either direct you to another dentist who uses CUSP in the area or we will payout the maximum coverage payout to your new dentist to help offset the work being redone.
While it might seem like ‘gap insurance’, CUSP Care is actually a service contract. Service contracts are regulated by each state with additional oversight from the Federal Trade Commission (FTC).
Yes, our dentists cover their work for the first 90-days after treatment regardless of whether the patient has a CUSP Care Protection Plan. If dental work is going to fail because of the dentist’s workmanship, it will manifest quickly, within days or weeks and the dentist will make those repairs for no additional cost.

However, because dentists cannot control all of the things that can happen to their patient’s teeth, such as accidents or in most cases damage from things we eat/drink; after the initial 90-days, patients are responsible to pay any costs related to damaged materials.
CUSP is not regulated by HIPAA. The HIPAA statement you sign covers businesses that are regulated by HIPAA, such as insurance companies or dental labs.

In order for your dentist to share basic information with CUSP to create your protection plan, they need your permission to do so. CUSP uses basic personal health information (PHI) and is committed to keeping your information secure.

To put a protection plan in place, CUSP simply requires your Name, Address, Phone, Email, Tooth or Teeth with the applicable dental procedure code(s) and the date(s) of service. No other information is transmitted.
No. While CUSP Care is a terrific option for patients with dental insurance, CUSP will still cover cash paying patients for up to five years.
A typical CUSP Care Protection Plan costs between $1-3/month for the applicable procedure. Each plan is priced based upon the dental procedure being done.

You make a one-time payment at the time you receive service and your procedure(s) will be protected 100% during the coverage period. CUSP is a very affordable option, as compared to your dental insurance, which only covers you for 50% of the contracted rate up to their annual maximum benefit. With insurance, once you have reached the annual maximum benefit, you are required to pay for all additional costs. With CUSP Care, as long as you are within the coverage period, your costs are covered 100%.