Tuesday, April 5, 2011

what happens if in the beginning of the year, i get dental help that depletes the yearly max and I lose my job?

can the insurance company refuse to pay because i was not employed the whole time and hence did not pay premiums for the whole year. Am I liable to pay the amount if the Insurance company refuses to pay?
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If you were covered when you had the work done, they pay for it (according to the plan),
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does anyone have experience with NYU dental care?

I have no insurance but i need cosmetic dentist desperately. I am thinking of using nyu because i hear its affordable but i am afraid of having a student practicing on me. If you have any experience using them please let me know honestly how it went.
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Well I have never attended NYU, but as a dental student I can assure you that students who are performing procedures are closely supervised by a licensed dentist to make sure that they are doing everything correctly so a mistake does not tend to happen since a lot of hours studying, watching, and performing on fake patients prepares students for the real thing, rest assured that the quality of work is the same if not better than a regular dentist. Also I hear NYU has a great dental program. Hope this helps, 3rd Year Dental Student
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Going to turn 19 yrs old, what's up with the new insurance policies?

- Work at a office in NYC full-time - Their insurance they offer isn't the greatest, no dental or eye - Heard you can be under your parents until your 29 ? TRUE or False ? - My dad is under a union (local 6) is the insurance true ? - Is obama changing anything I should know about ? - HELP !? Thank you
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1-not every company offers dental or vision 2-ONLY if you are a full time student (min 5 months a year), then you MIGHT be able to be covered under your parents insurance to maybe age 24 (IF their policy has that provision) - you don;t seem to qualify there - you wuld have to take your work policy or have no insurance at all
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Does It Worth Getting A Health Insurance?

I am 19 years old and I am studying full time. I have found out that even if you go private you will still have to pay for you medical prescription. But you will be seen quicker in hospitals and if I see a dermatologist they will pay for all the cost and treatment and medication is inclusive. Dental treatment is also inclusive but I have to pay for regular check ups. Anyways the cost is £40 a month and a single dental treatment without going private is around £60 for a filling. What do you think?
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health-quotes.talk4fun.net - my family have this health insurance. It is affordable and has good coverage for dental issues.
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Are there any income based dental clinics?

I live in Hutchinson, KS, about 40 miles from Wichita, & am in desperate need of a dentist! Unfortunately I don't have insurance & I don't have the money to pay for an exam. My teeth are literally falling apart! I'm afraid that if I don't see a dentist soon I'm going to loose them all! I'm only 29.
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You might also check around Wichita and see if there are any Dental colleges there. These offer really cheap exams and treatments.
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Is there anyone out there that is working for AFLAC? If so, how are they doing with it financially?

I understand very soon at they are adding Dental & Vision Insurance. I think for the most part this will be great for small businesses that do not offer insurance as premiums are to high. I am looking forward to possibly having the chance to work for them.
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AFLAC's primary market is supplemental coverages to employees of client companies. You'll be primarily calling on small business owners. Your pitch to get in the door will be that you can set up their cafeteria (IRS Part 125) employee benefits plan free of charge, and offer their employees a wide range of additional benefits at no cost to the company. You will be truly saving the company hundreds or thousands of dollars per year and offering the employees options they would otherwise not have. Chances are, you will fail miserably within your first year; but if you succeed, you will likely be into a six figure income within three to five years. It is a fine way to earn a very good living, but it is tremendously difficult early in one's career; and there are much more conventional places to start one's career in the financial services industry.
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advise please.I have an absess in a back tooth,do you think a training dental hospital would do just a good of?

a job at a tricky root canal as a dentist or a specialist,as i cannot afford the money to have it done so i have little choice except a dental training hospital,im scared they wont do a good a job as a endodontist what do you think?i guess the success rate would be lower,i dont know what to do and have no insurance.thank you
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if you cant afford it,then better goto the training hospital,atleast they will eradicate your pain.dont worry about the success rate,right now get your pain relieved.
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