My ex is court ordered to provide medical insurance. Does that include dental and where would i find that info. Also, he refuses to give the info to me. he said "have them call me and we will give them the info" any suggestions
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Reporting to the court that he is not following the order, does not require an attorney. Contact the county clerk and they will be able to assist you. Unless the order specifies dental and/or vision, he does not have to include that. Exactly what he is required to do is in that order you have. His consequences for not following it should also be there.
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Can I get a refund from a dentist for a crown that doesn't fit properly?
I live in NJ. In March 2006 I had a dentist crown one of my molars. Last week I went to a new dentist who took Xrays of my mouth. He found that the crowned tooth was in trouble because the crown my last dentist put on didn't fit the tooth properly. Now, in order to avoid decay (a root canal in the future) I need to have the crown replaced with one that fits. I don't have dental insurance so I paid for that crown with my Visa card. Do I have any recourse? Can I get the price of the crown refunded to me?
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From my experience, you probably wont be able to get a refund, but I think you should be able to get the dentist that did a bad job redo the tooth and all of the resulting problems. If he refuses to do it-you can always write or call the American Dentistry Board. Dentists have to follow their rules and they dont much like being reported. Good luck.
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From my experience, you probably wont be able to get a refund, but I think you should be able to get the dentist that did a bad job redo the tooth and all of the resulting problems. If he refuses to do it-you can always write or call the American Dentistry Board. Dentists have to follow their rules and they dont much like being reported. Good luck.
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im 21 and have a 28th tooth coming in that is extremely painful!?
Im 21 and am gettin a molar on my bottom right that is partially out but mostly covered by gum. its not a wisdom tooth as itb is only tooth nunber 28, it is very swollen and causing quite i bit of pain. anyone have any advice on pain relife or what to do about it??? i dont have dental insurance so any advice is appreciated. thanks!
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YOu are not the only person who have ever met this kind of problem,I met this type of problem before.I have good experience here www.HealthInsuranceFree.info/dental.html to solve the problem.
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If you had a really good job and great health insurance would you do THIS?
go around with missing teeth? I have a relative that has all these teeth missing on the sides and has an awesome job and awesome dental/healt benefits but won't get her mouth fixed. lt just makes her look ghetto. I don't know if she lost them from smoking crack or what. I would feel awkward saying anything to her. just wanted your opinions.
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thanks http://www.insurance.2arz.com
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dental app. 2day, i have insur. but wondering will they bill me anything over my copay or do i pay upfront?
I have insurance and they told me my copay was $35 so is that all I'm expected to pay today?
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anybody got any idea when dental implants will be cheaper to have?
I desperately need them but I cannot afford the $12,000 I was quoted for the things and insurance does not cover it. I have such a shallow palat I was told that that is the reason I have to have such a long back piece on my top plate that gags me all the time so I wonder if anybody knows about a cheap way or when they might drop in price.
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Unfortunately, probably not anytime soon (in my opinion). Implants are a lot more complicated than having fake teeth screwed into place, and the associated costs are bound to be high. Even before the surgery itself, you will have to go through a number of appointments to have impressions and x-rays taken. Somebody then looks at these models and x-rays to figure out what size implant to use, and what angle it should be inserted at, etc. With the models of your teeth, they build an apparatus that will guide the surgeon. So part of the cost incorporates lab fees (which are sky high), cost of the materials used (also sky high), and a small portion goes toward the salaries of the people who are doing the work. (Hygienists, assistants, lab techs, etc.) Everything is done by hand. A large portion of the cost is because of the surgical nature of the procedure (including anaesthetic.) It involves cutting into the gum, then drilling upwards into the bone at the EXACT angle for correct placement of the implant. This also must take into consideration the location of your nerves, blood vessels, etc. The surgeon, in many cases, is also an MD, or at the very least an oral surgeon. In some cases, when there is not enough bone present, the surgeon will have to add more before going ahead with the implant, which adds another stage of surgery and a higher cost. (Even more so if you have it done in a hospital operatory). The implant itself is fairly expensive, as it is made from a material that is designed to integrate with your bone without causing bone resorption or infection. There is always research being done on dental biomaterials, and creating one that is "perfect" is not a cheap process. Consequently, they cost a fortune to the people making implants from them, and that cost is passed on to the patient. The crown of the implant is also expensive. The ones I have seen are hand made, starting with a wax-up and ending with painting on the "enamel" part, layer by layer and colour by colour so it matches your teeth perfectly. In between there are a number of steps that are a lot like jewellery making. (There is no computer that does this.) Unfortunately, because of everything that goes into the placement of an implant, I can't see the cost coming down a whole lot anytime soon. (Unless someone invents an expensive computer system.) Insurance companies may be more accepting of them though as they become more popular. I think I would be really afraid of anyone who says they can do it for $500...I would worry that they don't know what they're doing! But maybe I'm wrong, who knows. :)
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Unfortunately, probably not anytime soon (in my opinion). Implants are a lot more complicated than having fake teeth screwed into place, and the associated costs are bound to be high. Even before the surgery itself, you will have to go through a number of appointments to have impressions and x-rays taken. Somebody then looks at these models and x-rays to figure out what size implant to use, and what angle it should be inserted at, etc. With the models of your teeth, they build an apparatus that will guide the surgeon. So part of the cost incorporates lab fees (which are sky high), cost of the materials used (also sky high), and a small portion goes toward the salaries of the people who are doing the work. (Hygienists, assistants, lab techs, etc.) Everything is done by hand. A large portion of the cost is because of the surgical nature of the procedure (including anaesthetic.) It involves cutting into the gum, then drilling upwards into the bone at the EXACT angle for correct placement of the implant. This also must take into consideration the location of your nerves, blood vessels, etc. The surgeon, in many cases, is also an MD, or at the very least an oral surgeon. In some cases, when there is not enough bone present, the surgeon will have to add more before going ahead with the implant, which adds another stage of surgery and a higher cost. (Even more so if you have it done in a hospital operatory). The implant itself is fairly expensive, as it is made from a material that is designed to integrate with your bone without causing bone resorption or infection. There is always research being done on dental biomaterials, and creating one that is "perfect" is not a cheap process. Consequently, they cost a fortune to the people making implants from them, and that cost is passed on to the patient. The crown of the implant is also expensive. The ones I have seen are hand made, starting with a wax-up and ending with painting on the "enamel" part, layer by layer and colour by colour so it matches your teeth perfectly. In between there are a number of steps that are a lot like jewellery making. (There is no computer that does this.) Unfortunately, because of everything that goes into the placement of an implant, I can't see the cost coming down a whole lot anytime soon. (Unless someone invents an expensive computer system.) Insurance companies may be more accepting of them though as they become more popular. I think I would be really afraid of anyone who says they can do it for $500...I would worry that they don't know what they're doing! But maybe I'm wrong, who knows. :)
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If dental care cost is a little over $1,000?
In Maryland, even with insurance my dental care estimate came out to be over $1,000 for something like periodental, deep scalding and up to 6 cavities. Should I go for a 2nd opinion or just settle with the 1st dentist? 1st dentist is a member of a group practice. Would it be more expensive to go to a private practioner in Maryland?
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Sorry, but that estimate does sound , well, average. I just had a dental bill of $950 and that was for one root canal in a tooth with only one canal! Besides,when it comes to dentistry, go with the doc that you are comfortable with working on your teeth.
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Sorry, but that estimate does sound , well, average. I just had a dental bill of $950 and that was for one root canal in a tooth with only one canal! Besides,when it comes to dentistry, go with the doc that you are comfortable with working on your teeth.
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Dental school in Maryland or Virginia?
I have a terrible toothache and no insurance. I am trying to find a dental school so I can schedule an appointment. If you know of a good one located in the District of Columbia, Maryland or Virginia PLEASE let me know. Thank you!! I am having a hard time finding it on the internet.
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Does anyone know of good eye insurance providers?
and possibly dental?
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you havnt indicated the part of the world you are living in. add it to additional details and you should get an answer. personally, i dont know any
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you havnt indicated the part of the world you are living in. add it to additional details and you should get an answer. personally, i dont know any
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I really want to become a teacher but I worry there will be no jobs when i graduate in 4 years and that i will?
always be broke. What benefits do teachers get? Like paid vacation, health insurance, dental? Anything like that. And is there anyone living off 30 k a year and doing fine? Like has a house, car, family and still doing good?
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If you are a science or math teacher, chances are there is going to be a job for you.
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If you are a science or math teacher, chances are there is going to be a job for you.
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How to negotiate dental fees?
I asked this question earlier this month and the answers went into voting before I got a chance to thank the people who helped me with their replies. I wanted to let you know the outcome to my situation. To summarize my original question: My dentist stated I needed a porcelain crown that would cost $1900. I asked if there were any alternatives, and he said no because the silver amalgam was leaking. My insurance would cover $390. The office manager said I should not delay too long to get the crown done or else I could end up needing a root canal. I decided to look for more affordable dental treatments, and considered the dental school where the crown would cost $780. I asked for a copy of the x-rays, and the office manager at the dentist's office seemed upset and asked me if I was going for a second opinion, and also didn't want to give me the copy, but to directly send the x-rays to the second dentist. I told her I didn't have a second dentist set up yet.
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I'm glad to hear of your good result. Unfortunately there is a minority of dentists who are more driven by profit than ethics. And this is the same for ANY occupation. I'll share my experience some years ago of signing up with a dental management team. Altho some of their ideas were very useful for organising my practice, their treatment ethos was rapacious. I have a colleague who has used the same team and embraced all their techniques. He has turned into an unscrupulous, money-mad scumbag. He also has aggressive front-desk techniques. Thank you for sharing your experiences here with everyone. Not every dentist is like your original fellow. When looking for a dentist, always ask for recommendations from relatives and freinds; don't be afraid to ask questions; don't be afraid to seek second opinions. Best wishes.
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I'm glad to hear of your good result. Unfortunately there is a minority of dentists who are more driven by profit than ethics. And this is the same for ANY occupation. I'll share my experience some years ago of signing up with a dental management team. Altho some of their ideas were very useful for organising my practice, their treatment ethos was rapacious. I have a colleague who has used the same team and embraced all their techniques. He has turned into an unscrupulous, money-mad scumbag. He also has aggressive front-desk techniques. Thank you for sharing your experiences here with everyone. Not every dentist is like your original fellow. When looking for a dentist, always ask for recommendations from relatives and freinds; don't be afraid to ask questions; don't be afraid to seek second opinions. Best wishes.
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Whats the longest I can wait to fix an abscessed tooth?
A few years back I had a root canal (I think it was only partial) and had a temp. filling put in. That filling fell out after some time and I never got a crown. The tooth has been fine until a few days ago when I woke up with a swollen lymph gland under my jaw (and under the tooth in question). How long can I wait to fix this because I don't have dental insurance (and I'm a bit short on cash at the moment)? Thanks
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No one can give you a truely accurate answer on how long is too long. Infection can develope slowely or quickly. It is hard to say what it will do on you. But I will tell you that if you feel the swelling gets to the point that it is crossing over the mid-line of your throat or if you feel it is hard to breath, go to the ER immediatly. That means it has gone too far.
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No one can give you a truely accurate answer on how long is too long. Infection can develope slowely or quickly. It is hard to say what it will do on you. But I will tell you that if you feel the swelling gets to the point that it is crossing over the mid-line of your throat or if you feel it is hard to breath, go to the ER immediatly. That means it has gone too far.
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Can l grow back my gums?I begin to see receding gums on couple of my teeth and begin to worry.
Does using mouthwash help? What about Listerine? Will the chemicals in them make it worst for my gums?I don't want to make this problem worst because l don't have dental insurance. I already brush twice a day,and using a store brand mouth wash. What brand of mouthwash,tooth brush/tooth paste work best to prevent further damage? What does a dentist do to make gums grow back( like gingivists)?
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When receding gums occur the result will be is that the root surface is exposed. Gum breakdown or gum recession is a process that can be progressive and gradually expose more root surface. And added to that, severe recession can endanger that tooth's long-term survival. Dental appointments can help maintain the stability of periodontal health and prevent problems that are still minor before they become major ones. Dental instructions and good oral hygiene habits should be given utmost importance. When gum disease is treated properly and gum health is maintained. long lasting, healthy teeth and gums are expected to be end result. for more tips on gum health care visit http://www.oramd.co.uk
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When receding gums occur the result will be is that the root surface is exposed. Gum breakdown or gum recession is a process that can be progressive and gradually expose more root surface. And added to that, severe recession can endanger that tooth's long-term survival. Dental appointments can help maintain the stability of periodontal health and prevent problems that are still minor before they become major ones. Dental instructions and good oral hygiene habits should be given utmost importance. When gum disease is treated properly and gum health is maintained. long lasting, healthy teeth and gums are expected to be end result. for more tips on gum health care visit http://www.oramd.co.uk
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Part of one of my teeth fell out yesterday, Now drinking anything, and most foods really bother me.?
If you were counting over from your 2 front teeth it would be 2 teeth over from the first one in line. The back 1/4 of the tooth fell out yesterday as I was chewing gum, and now it stings when I drink anything, and eat some foods. Is this because part of the tooth fell out, and it's sensitive, but will go away soon. Or is it because something else? I do not have dental insurance, and would like it if I didn't have to go to one.
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It's not going to get better. In fact, you probably have an exposed nerve and it's going to get a lot more painful as time goes on - you also risk developing a serious abscess or infection that could potentially lead to you losing the surrounding teeth in that area. Dental care is expensive but you don't have any other good options.
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It's not going to get better. In fact, you probably have an exposed nerve and it's going to get a lot more painful as time goes on - you also risk developing a serious abscess or infection that could potentially lead to you losing the surrounding teeth in that area. Dental care is expensive but you don't have any other good options.
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Why does my jaw click all the time?
I thought that it no one could hear it, but the other day someone told me that my jaws made a lot of noise when i chew. Its a clicking sound, almost like when you crack your bones. And when I chew it always does it. Is is normal? is it bad? What can I do to make it stop? I don't have dental insurance so I can't go to the doctor Thanks
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Your problem is most likely caused by a medical disorder known as Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) syndrome. TMJ can cause head and neck pain, as well as causing audible and sometimes painful popping in the lower jaw by the ear. There are several treatment options including reconstructive surgery and orthodontics. However, all of them will require the assistance of a medical professional. Since you have no medical insurance, your best bet for combating any pain that might incur is analgesic pain killers (acetominophen, Tylonel, etc.)
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Your problem is most likely caused by a medical disorder known as Temporomandibular Joint (TMJ) syndrome. TMJ can cause head and neck pain, as well as causing audible and sometimes painful popping in the lower jaw by the ear. There are several treatment options including reconstructive surgery and orthodontics. However, all of them will require the assistance of a medical professional. Since you have no medical insurance, your best bet for combating any pain that might incur is analgesic pain killers (acetominophen, Tylonel, etc.)
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Can negotiate the price for my braces??
I have don't have dental insurance and I also have low income. I had my consulation for braces and it was $4100. I am planning on paying with cash also. Do you think I Can negotiate with the dentist? $4100 is a lot...any comments/opinion?!
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Orthodontist usually (and should) give you the 24months it usually takes to give you full treatment, to pay off your braces with monthy paments. Sometimes the doctor will give you a percentage discount upfront if you pay your orthodontics in full. Ask if they offer a discount if paid in full. Where I worked we would give a discount if they paid upfront and a discount for sibblings who started the same time. Also the bigger down payment you give at the beginning will determine cheaper monthly payments. You usually cant negotiate with a doctor, unfortunately orthodontics is not like a flea market. If your not liking the price of his treatment, shop around. Just make sure they are board certified!! You might find some cheaper treatment out there, but your teeth may pay for it in the end! Hope that helps.
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Orthodontist usually (and should) give you the 24months it usually takes to give you full treatment, to pay off your braces with monthy paments. Sometimes the doctor will give you a percentage discount upfront if you pay your orthodontics in full. Ask if they offer a discount if paid in full. Where I worked we would give a discount if they paid upfront and a discount for sibblings who started the same time. Also the bigger down payment you give at the beginning will determine cheaper monthly payments. You usually cant negotiate with a doctor, unfortunately orthodontics is not like a flea market. If your not liking the price of his treatment, shop around. Just make sure they are board certified!! You might find some cheaper treatment out there, but your teeth may pay for it in the end! Hope that helps.
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Will I fail the MEPS (Navy) Medical & Dental Exam because of cavities?
I have cavities. I have no Med insurance or money to fix the cavities on my own. Because of this, will I be denied Navy enlistment? Or If everything else is OK, will I still be approved for Navy enlistment?
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U will be fine, they will fill them in in Reception. Reception is were u will go before basic training, u will get ur uniforms and all of that stuff. Ur cavities will not hurt u from getting in to the navy
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U will be fine, they will fill them in in Reception. Reception is were u will go before basic training, u will get ur uniforms and all of that stuff. Ur cavities will not hurt u from getting in to the navy
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Where can i find a free dental clinic, with a sliding scale?, ive been googling it and cant find anything?
I have acute necrotizing gingivitis..and i have no health insurance..the pain is unbearable...and i need to fix it..what do i do
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Depends on where you live. The state sites usually will have a list of dental clinics. Type in your state low cost dental and see what comes up. Also in your search, type charity care dental. You have to apply for it. You will need to bring with you a month's pay stubs and they'll charge on a sliding scale. If you reside in NJ, you're in luck, I've alread found the site. http://www.state.nj.us/health/fhs/newborn/documents/dental_directory.pdf
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Depends on where you live. The state sites usually will have a list of dental clinics. Type in your state low cost dental and see what comes up. Also in your search, type charity care dental. You have to apply for it. You will need to bring with you a month's pay stubs and they'll charge on a sliding scale. If you reside in NJ, you're in luck, I've alread found the site. http://www.state.nj.us/health/fhs/newborn/documents/dental_directory.pdf
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How much might it cost to get a tooth cut out without insurance?
My boyfriend has a back right tooth that needs to be cut out. It hurts like crazy but he takes penicillin from his dad to make it go away for a while, but it always comes back. He has had x rays on them and found out that the cavity is in the pulp, so he'll have to have it extracted. However, he can't afford dental or health insurance (we believe he'll need to get it done at the hospital). I was wondering if anybody could give me an estimate of how much it may cost if he got the surgery without insurance. Thanks.
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OMG! There is no reason to pay full price just because you don't have insurance! That is a lot of wasted money. I don't have dental insurance, but I have Careington. It is a discount program (not an insurance) that dentists participate in. You can download what the dentist fees from their website will be. You can also go on the website to FIRST make sure that there are dentists in your area that participate in the discount program. Also, you can make monthly payments or one lump sum for membership. For a whole year I paid about $117 for membership. Also, you can add the discount for prescriptions (which is what I did). Afterall, I will NEED medicine if I get any painful dental work done. I hope this helps a little. Good Luck!
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OMG! There is no reason to pay full price just because you don't have insurance! That is a lot of wasted money. I don't have dental insurance, but I have Careington. It is a discount program (not an insurance) that dentists participate in. You can download what the dentist fees from their website will be. You can also go on the website to FIRST make sure that there are dentists in your area that participate in the discount program. Also, you can make monthly payments or one lump sum for membership. For a whole year I paid about $117 for membership. Also, you can add the discount for prescriptions (which is what I did). Afterall, I will NEED medicine if I get any painful dental work done. I hope this helps a little. Good Luck!
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I'm a young person who needs medical insurance in California.?
I live in San Francisco and I'm living on student loans. My parent's medical coverage with Kaiser is going to stop covering me in April this year. I have no idea how to pick a health care plan that will benefit me and that is cheap! Any suggestions? I've already got my wisdom teeth taken out so I guess I don't need dental? Any advice would be greatly appreciated! Regards.
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health-quotes.isgreat.org - my family have this health insurance. It is affordable and has good coverage for dental issues.
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health-quotes.isgreat.org - my family have this health insurance. It is affordable and has good coverage for dental issues.
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Should taxpayers pay a little more tax so single moms on welfare can be given a car, insurance etc?
Single moms on welfare need more than the basics they receive. Free housing, food, utilities, medical and dental are basics but a free car, insurance and college for their children should also be given. Also cell phones and cable TV should be free. Its not easy for a single mom with 3 children to provide those things.
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Yeah well I am married with children I have to pay for my insurance and all the people on welfare. I pay for all the stuff we need and we struggle everyday!!! I have to work for what I have, and what ever everyone else needs. So no. Cable is not a neccessity. I can't afford to send my kids to college, but I can pay for someone elses kids on welfare. That does not make sense to me
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Yeah well I am married with children I have to pay for my insurance and all the people on welfare. I pay for all the stuff we need and we struggle everyday!!! I have to work for what I have, and what ever everyone else needs. So no. Cable is not a neccessity. I can't afford to send my kids to college, but I can pay for someone elses kids on welfare. That does not make sense to me
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How much will it cost for an Exam and cleaning at new dentist????
Hi all, I'm getting braces on May 16th and i have to have a current cleaning before they can put them on, well i'm in new state so i have to go to a new dentist. How much will a new patient Exam and Cleaning cost me? Excluding insurance or dental plans. Normally this wouldn't be a concern as i care for my oral health, it's just that i already had to put alot of money down for the braces and ortho x-rays so i don't have that much more in savings to throw around at the moment on my teeth as i have other bills to take care of. Also i'm just getting braces on the top teeth and i've only notice one small problem with one tooth on bottom, will they make me fix the problem before they allow me to have the braces even though it's on the bottom? I'll fix the problem a month later when i get caught up financially. The one tooth is a tooth restoration needed i was told, but nothing else except light scaling needing to be done. Thank you in advance for all you give advice :-)
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When I made my first appointment at a new dentist it was $90 (no insurance) for 'registration' and a full exam with X-rays. They needed to do the X-rays for their 'files' so I had no choice in the matter. A cleaning was not included with that and that would have been a second appointment. It was at a dental college because it's much cheaper than a private practice in the long run. I eventually needed a 'deep' scaling so it was a bit more expensive once I went for the cleaning. I have no idea how much that appointment cost me since I finally had insurance at that time and they covered it 100%. I don't know if you'll have to fix the problem on the bottom before you get your braces. I don't see why you'd have to since the braces will only be on the top.
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When I made my first appointment at a new dentist it was $90 (no insurance) for 'registration' and a full exam with X-rays. They needed to do the X-rays for their 'files' so I had no choice in the matter. A cleaning was not included with that and that would have been a second appointment. It was at a dental college because it's much cheaper than a private practice in the long run. I eventually needed a 'deep' scaling so it was a bit more expensive once I went for the cleaning. I have no idea how much that appointment cost me since I finally had insurance at that time and they covered it 100%. I don't know if you'll have to fix the problem on the bottom before you get your braces. I don't see why you'd have to since the braces will only be on the top.
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should i cancel my great west life insurance coverage?
I am in canada and my rates has just gone up by $60/month, its a lot of money and we don't use it that much except for dental(cleaning, check up) for me and my two daughters and once every two years eye exam for myself - I realize I pay less taxes due to having it, but is still a big expense
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YOu are not the only one who met this problem,I have met this type of problem before.I have good experience here http://www.insuranceidea.info/free-insurance.htm to solve my similiar problem.
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Dentist Recommendation for Wisdom Teeth Removal?
I currently do not have dental insurance (though I do have BlueCross BlueShield Health Insurance) and feel that I will need to have my wisdom teeth removed in the near future. I am terrified of clinical research studies and would like to find a nice dentist in the Austin area to remove them for me. I realize there will be cost involved, but would love to get a general ballpark figure of the cost. Does anyone have experience with this? I have searched online all morning with no real helpful results. Any information would be greatly appreciated. Thank you!
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Many times if you see an oral surgeon then your health insurance will pay on it. You'll have to go for an evaluation to find out. Depending on where you live in the U.S. it will range approximately $1,000 - $1600 for an oral surgeon to do it.
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Many times if you see an oral surgeon then your health insurance will pay on it. You'll have to go for an evaluation to find out. Depending on where you live in the U.S. it will range approximately $1,000 - $1600 for an oral surgeon to do it.
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