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Tell us where you practice and where you are in your career. We'll match you with the advisor licensed in your state, and they'll start by reviewing the coverage you already have.
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A few details up front means your first conversation is about your coverage, not paperwork.
- We match you by state Each advisor covers specific states, so your message goes to someone licensed where you practice.
- Your advisor reaches out By phone or email, whichever you choose below, to set up a short first call.
- We review what you already have Employer, residency, or DSO coverage comes first, before we recommend anything new.
Already a CFS client? For policy changes or certificates of insurance, calling is fastest: (484) 946-6306
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Our offices
Two offices on the Jersey Shore, with regional advisors working with dentists across the country. You don't need to live nearby to work with us.
Ocean City, NJ 08226 Get directions Call the office
Seaville, NJ 08230 Get directions Call the office
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Before you reach out
Quick answers to what dentists usually ask before their first call with us.
Send a messageDo you work with dentists outside New Jersey?
Yes. Our offices are in Ocean City and Seaville, New Jersey, and our regional advisors work with dental professionals across the country. Each advisor covers specific states, so you're matched with someone licensed where you practice.
Why do you ask which state I practice in?
Insurance is licensed state by state, and so are our advisors. Your state tells us which advisor can actually place coverage for you, so your message reaches the right person the first time.
What should I have ready for the first call?
Whatever you already have: current malpractice, disability, or life policies, and any employment or associate contract that mentions coverage. If you don't have documents handy, that's fine. Your advisor can start with a conversation and collect details later.
My employer or residency already covers me. Is it still worth talking?
Usually, yes. Employer-provided coverage ends when the job does, and it is often written to protect the practice rather than you personally. Reviewing what you already have is the first thing we do, before recommending anything new.
I'm still in dental school. Is it too early to reach out?
No. We work with dental students, residents, associates, practice owners, and DSO groups. Disability and life pricing is generally tied to age and health, so many dentists start the conversation before they finish training.
I'm an existing client. How do I request a policy change or certificate?
Call us at (484) 946-6306 and we'll route you to your service team. You can also use the form above and mention you're a current client.