Georgia Dental Association Partners with Bento to Modernize Dental Benefits
Bento's innovative platform can build, launch and administer custom dental and patient membership plans designed to facilitate better oral care for all Americans
With this partnership, the GDA will help introduce Bento's innovative and easy-to-use technology platform to its 3500+ member dentists located throughout
"We are pleased to partner with Bento to give GDA members and their patients a modern alternative to traditional dental benefits," said GDA President
Traditional dental insurance has not seen innovation since the 1950s and has become a source of frustration for patients, employers, and dentists. Bento's end-to-end solution and HIPAA-compliant platform alleviates the need for groups and individuals to contract with insurance companies resulting in a seamless and transparent experience with direct payments from the source to the provider.
Bento's platform enables dental practices to offer customizable in-office patient membership plans – greatly increasing the number of options for individuals without a dental benefit. Bento's expert team works with dentists to create optimal patient membership plans, provides tools and free customizable marketing materials for seamless implementation.
"Traditional dental insurance has continued to cause confusion and frustration for dentists and patients for decades. With the GDA's help, we're excited to educate dentists, businesses, and individuals on the benefits of using Bento's platform to upgrade their dental benefits and improve access to oral care across
Bento is on a mission to provide the transparency, access, flexibility, and clarity that Americans deserve with their dental care. The company has received recognition across the dental industry earning endorsements from the
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