the problem: Your dental insurance reimbursed you $300 on a dental bill of $700. Did you get less or more than 1/3 of your money back? Explain. I've stared at this problem for at least 15 mins and i don't get it, help please?!
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1/3 of $700 is 700/3 = $233.33. So yes you did.
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Thursday, July 28, 2011
Would you stay or leave this marriage?
-He hasn't kept any of his promises. -He lied about having money in savings (none in savings, no retirement, no life insurance, owned nothing, he & his adult son were living with his mother when I met him). -His son's behavior changed drastically after we were married. I now know enough about this lazy 20's something kid to know he did lots of bad things (hurt animals & elderly relative) as a teenager & is likely a sociopath. -He blames his son's criminal activities on our government (He is naturalized US citizen, his son is here on a green card). They both say our laws are wrong. -He works his own business, sleeps in afternoon, no regular hours. -I work 2 jobs, do all housework (groceries, dishes, laundry, cleaning, etc) plus all outside work (mowing lawns, shoveling snow, the trash, auto maintainence, etc) -He sits in his lounge chair watching TV while I do all the housework. -He earns 13-15,000 a year. I earn 4 times as much. I carry all our medical & dental insurance. Stay OR Go?
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I would go. A marriage is a unity and should be done together if you are not getting any support I would leave as fast as I could. There is no reason why you should put up with the crap that you are putting up with. This is the U.S. and if his son cannot follow our rules then he needs to go. If he is in his 20's why is he still at home and not working and living somewhere else? Good luck. Stand up for yourself as a women. You already know that you do not need a man to survive. I am going through something similar.
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I would go. A marriage is a unity and should be done together if you are not getting any support I would leave as fast as I could. There is no reason why you should put up with the crap that you are putting up with. This is the U.S. and if his son cannot follow our rules then he needs to go. If he is in his 20's why is he still at home and not working and living somewhere else? Good luck. Stand up for yourself as a women. You already know that you do not need a man to survive. I am going through something similar.
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Price of wisdom teeth removal (Canada)?
I need to have my wisdom teeth removed, and I don't have dental insurance. I know it will likely vary between dentists, but could anyone give me a ballpark price (CDN) for how much it would cost without insurance? (I live in Greater-Toronto-Area, Canada).
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Try contacting the Canadian Dental Association. Ask for the name of your local dental society. Contact the dental society to see if you can get the names of dental clinics or dentists that provide free or sliding scale services. You may also want to look into receiving dental from a local school of dentistry clinic.
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Try contacting the Canadian Dental Association. Ask for the name of your local dental society. Contact the dental society to see if you can get the names of dental clinics or dentists that provide free or sliding scale services. You may also want to look into receiving dental from a local school of dentistry clinic.
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Sealants for your teeth...again?
When I was in maybe 2nd or 3rd grade my dentist had put sealant's on my adult teeth to help prevent cavities. Now that I'm 30, I just got my first cavity. Since my sealants have gone away to nothingness over that last 20 years or so, can I get sealants put back on now as an adult, and will my insurance cover that? (military dental insurance "Concordia")
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Im a receptionist @ a dental office and i know that most dental insurance companies have an age limited as to what age they will pay for to get sealants put on what i would suggest you do is call your insurance company and ask them if sealants are covered and if they are to what age. Hope that helps.
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Im a receptionist @ a dental office and i know that most dental insurance companies have an age limited as to what age they will pay for to get sealants put on what i would suggest you do is call your insurance company and ask them if sealants are covered and if they are to what age. Hope that helps.
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tell me if you know any of these please!?
i'm doing a budget project and i need to know: average dental insurance bills average credit card bill (monthly) average car insurance average child's medical bills cost of a priest for a wedding cost of a limo for a wedding cost of drinks for a wedding cost of reception hall for wedding (and by average i mean the normal or cheapest prices for these things)
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$375 $80 $1,000 $50 if she has insurance $20 $300 $350 $250 if in the afternoon and no employees needed
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$375 $80 $1,000 $50 if she has insurance $20 $300 $350 $250 if in the afternoon and no employees needed
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false teeth?
Ive been looking over the web but havent found what ive been looking for. My teeth are bad, but I cant afford to have them pull the teeth and get false teeth. Im not on welfare, so I cant have it done for free, yet i dont make enough at work to have any serious work done. Is there any kind of program or lower cost dental insurance out there that I can turn to that would help someone who is stuck between the income brackets to get the dental care I need?
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Try to find a Dental School in a local Hospital or University. They often have cheap or free clinics where supervised students do the work. The instructors make sure all work is up to standard.
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Try to find a Dental School in a local Hospital or University. They often have cheap or free clinics where supervised students do the work. The instructors make sure all work is up to standard.
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shady dentist?
Sometimes I feel like all dentists are shady. I have a 2k maximum that my dental insurance will cover (100 percent). The dentist said I need to do 3 crowns, this will take up all the money. My teeth don't hurt, I take really good care of them. I may have a few cavities here and there, but I don't see why I need so many crowns. When are crowns necessary and when are they just cosmetic? Hopefully someone in the dental field will be reading this.
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It's hard to tell if your dentist is "shady" without looking at xrays and doing an actual examination of your mouth. Sadly, it has become the norm now-at-days for the dentist to try to "sell" you treatment. Most dentists are concerned more with making more money rather than proper treatment. Let me start off by saying that I am a dentist. However, because of an accident I am no longer able to practice dentistry. I am very saddened by the state of my profession. For example, my wife went to a new dentist the other day becuase of where her new insurance has coverage. The dentist came into the room after all her xrays were done and started to tell her she was going to need a lot of work, and 4 appointments of deep cleaning. She then said to the dentist, "Before you go any further, my husband is a dentist." The dentist then told her that she could probably "get away with only doing 2 fillings and a simple cleaning." I just found so odd that the amount of work my wife needed changed in mere seconds because of the occupation of her husband. I can't say if your dentist is doing the same thing, but I can advise you to do the following, if it doesn't sound right, get a second opinion. Some things to avoid in looking for your second opinion, or new dentist, is to avoid any place that operates a large number of facilities all over the place. Avoid an office that has MANY dentist working under the same location name. Finally, I would avoid any office that looks like Donald Trump owns it. There is a reason why an office looks like a million dollars, and it is not because the dentist is only doing the work that NEEDS to be done. Thanks
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It's hard to tell if your dentist is "shady" without looking at xrays and doing an actual examination of your mouth. Sadly, it has become the norm now-at-days for the dentist to try to "sell" you treatment. Most dentists are concerned more with making more money rather than proper treatment. Let me start off by saying that I am a dentist. However, because of an accident I am no longer able to practice dentistry. I am very saddened by the state of my profession. For example, my wife went to a new dentist the other day becuase of where her new insurance has coverage. The dentist came into the room after all her xrays were done and started to tell her she was going to need a lot of work, and 4 appointments of deep cleaning. She then said to the dentist, "Before you go any further, my husband is a dentist." The dentist then told her that she could probably "get away with only doing 2 fillings and a simple cleaning." I just found so odd that the amount of work my wife needed changed in mere seconds because of the occupation of her husband. I can't say if your dentist is doing the same thing, but I can advise you to do the following, if it doesn't sound right, get a second opinion. Some things to avoid in looking for your second opinion, or new dentist, is to avoid any place that operates a large number of facilities all over the place. Avoid an office that has MANY dentist working under the same location name. Finally, I would avoid any office that looks like Donald Trump owns it. There is a reason why an office looks like a million dollars, and it is not because the dentist is only doing the work that NEEDS to be done. Thanks
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