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| Author | Topic: Dental Insurance |
Anonymous
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| posted: 8/7/2021 at 5:26:33 PM ET
I am a full timer. I have Medicare and a Supplement, neither cover dental. I did not go with a Medicare Advantage Plan that includes dental because I am full time and travel a lot and did not want an HMO. I wanted nationwide coverage. I now need several implants which are expensive. I have a So Dakota domicle. Does any know of a nationwide dental plan?
| caraton
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7/2/2021 | posted: 8/8/2021 at 3:12:53 PM ET
Unfortunately, I can't help you with your problem. I also don't have insurance and I have to pay the full cost every time. But I want to ask you, have you ever worn braces? I have crooked teeth and I want to straighten them out, but I'm afraid to wear braces.
| egglejan
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7/10/2021 | posted: 8/8/2021 at 3:14:00 PM ET
Dentist services are very expensive nowadays. But in my opinion, it is much cheaper to just pay the dentist for treatment than to take out insurance. At least I definitely don't have enough for an insurance policy, but I definitely have enough for a couple of trips to the dentist. Why are you afraid of braces? There is nothing wrong with them, of course they are slightly uncomfortable to wear, but in a year or two thanks to them you will have even teeth. There are certainly simpler options, for example, eleiner, which can be removed and washed at any time. But such eleiner break down much faster, of course they are definitely cheaper. I can even advise you a good service like https://jeffreygrossdds.com/services/invisible-orthodontics-lake-county-ohio/ according to reviews, it is very good!
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