Bento Dental
Pay-As-You-Go Dental. No Insurance Required.
Bento Dental launched on January 7, 2020 with 6 votes, #1,102 of 3,486 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches. The site was still online in September 2026, 6 years on.
What it does
We built Bento to make it easy for anyone to access quality oral healthcare because we believe it is a basic human right. We offer our members pre-negotiated rates, transparent pricing, and protection against billing mistakes.
Learn how self-insured dental insurance and dental benefits can provide flexibility and financial savings for your organization.
The Bento Dental Platform enables groups of any size and any budget to offer a dental benefit that’s perfect for their needs. Explore how Bento can help you offer a better benefit without any hassle. -> From appointment to payment and everything in-between we’re here for you. Get access to the tools you need to get the full Bento experience. -> From reports to access Bento gives you control of your benefits. Learn why self-insuring dental is right for you. Learn how the Bento Platform is making it easier and more efficient than ever to work with us. -> You just got PAID for Greg Smith’s appointment on April 23rd 2025. The Bento Model is a patented end-to-end dental benefit platform…from bento.net
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