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Gabriela Garcia
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Salvador Jaimes
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Karin Westjohn
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This is a shout out to say thank you to Dr. Gustavo, Perla, Maggie & and all the other Channel, Islands dentistry, people! The cap on my front tooth randomly fell off at 9:30 in the morning yesterday I was in shock and couldn’t talk without that tooth and didn’t understand how it happened so I went straight to the Ventura Office where I go and Perla got me in right away. I was so surprised Dr. Gustavo took care of me with x-rays explanation and a positive plan for treatment before I left a short time later Perla had run out to the elevator to catch me with a next day appointment at their Newberry Park office parentheses which was fun to visit. Dr. Gustavo is so gentle and kind and very much an expert at giving shots! I am now awaiting a new crown. Thank you so much everyone at Channel Islands dentistry! That means a lot to have a dentist nearby that you can really count on!
Tazer Face
1694806847
Amazing work! Everyone was friendly and the dentist really explains everything in simple detail.
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Channel Islands Family Dental Proudly Accepts Gold Coast Dental Insurance
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NEW PATIENT SPECIAL
We only accept PPO
PPO is short for Preferred Provider Organization and allows patients to choose any physician they wish, either inside or outside of their network.
HMO stands for Health Maintenance Organization, and the coverage restricts patients to a particular group of physicians called a network.
HMO vs. PPO for Dental
HMO and PPO plans for dental care—called DHMO and DPPO—work just the same way as regular HMOs and PPOs. A DHMO will require a primary care dentist and usually comes with lower out-of-pocket expenses and typically no coverage outside of the network.
