I'm sure it's not possible but I'm asking anyway. I need a crap ton of oral surgery I think due to teeth in the back on top slightly super erupting because of missing teeth on the bottom. Sucks so bad. My fault, I know. Anyway, is there a way I could purchase insurance on my own to help cover this? Any suggestions are super welcome. Thanks.
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healthplans.my-age.net - here is my health insurance plan. As I remember they can provide such a service.
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Friday, November 12, 2010
How long do you have to wait to use your dental insurance once you sign up?
My teeth are hurting and I have no insurance as of now. I am not covered at work since i am considered part time. My boss is actually in the same situation as she hasn't been with the company for the mandatory period of time...3 months I think. She told me I can buy coverage on the side. But how soon can I use my coverage? And is it like a cell phone contract where you gotta sign on for x number of years? thanks!
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Get on the eHealthPlus plan. It has no waiting periods and no contracts. Most every dental insurance has waiting periods.
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Get on the eHealthPlus plan. It has no waiting periods and no contracts. Most every dental insurance has waiting periods.
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Can you get dental insurance if you already have cavities?
I have probably 6 or 7 cavities. Do you have to go for a check up or something before you can get insurance?
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I don't think there is a checkup before you get insurance...but there is usually a waiting period of sometimes up to 6 months to 1 year for some services to kick in. For instance, if it's insurance through your job, it may kick in 6 months after your initial enrollment period...but may not pay for certain services until 1 year after the enrollment period. You'd have to lie on the survey/enrollment form (saying you had no existing conditions) and then wait a while after the insurance kicks in (say, a month or two, if possible) to not look suspicious.
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I don't think there is a checkup before you get insurance...but there is usually a waiting period of sometimes up to 6 months to 1 year for some services to kick in. For instance, if it's insurance through your job, it may kick in 6 months after your initial enrollment period...but may not pay for certain services until 1 year after the enrollment period. You'd have to lie on the survey/enrollment form (saying you had no existing conditions) and then wait a while after the insurance kicks in (say, a month or two, if possible) to not look suspicious.
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Anyone know of a good private dental insurance company?
I'm looking for a dental insurance company that is not connected to one's employee benefits...dental work is so costly!! :-p
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Let me tell you a few thoughts on this. First, call the dentists in your area and see WHAT THEY TAKE because you could pay for something no one takes. Know what I mean? Also, read the plan carefully. Sometimes they offer coverage similar to the price you pay for it. What I mean is, if you add up your monthly payments for the insurance, and then subtract the deductable, etc etc etc, it may not be worth signing on for a year. Lastly, if you can find a dental college in your area, or outside your area, you can often find very cheap rates and long lines. Something to consider depending on what you want done. I had a root canal done at one and the student was so nervous that I was upset, he was very, very careful and kind. I had a tooth pulled at the local overpriced dentist with a degree and he was a jerk who yelled at me and treated me rudely.
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Let me tell you a few thoughts on this. First, call the dentists in your area and see WHAT THEY TAKE because you could pay for something no one takes. Know what I mean? Also, read the plan carefully. Sometimes they offer coverage similar to the price you pay for it. What I mean is, if you add up your monthly payments for the insurance, and then subtract the deductable, etc etc etc, it may not be worth signing on for a year. Lastly, if you can find a dental college in your area, or outside your area, you can often find very cheap rates and long lines. Something to consider depending on what you want done. I had a root canal done at one and the student was so nervous that I was upset, he was very, very careful and kind. I had a tooth pulled at the local overpriced dentist with a degree and he was a jerk who yelled at me and treated me rudely.
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How much is health/dental/car insurance for a married couple (no kids) age 21 and 20?
Planning ahead... Would health insurance through our universities be cheaper? We will both still be attending college (different universities, close to each other). What would the estimated rates be per year for heath, dental, and car insurances? Thank you for any info!
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You can easily check your minimal health care rates in internet, for example here - health-quotes.isgreat.org
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You can easily check your minimal health care rates in internet, for example here - health-quotes.isgreat.org
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Does both dental insurance companies pay for the dental procedure?
I have to have a deep cleaning procedure done and it would cost $322 without insurance. If I have 2 different insurance companies and they both would pay 60% of the procedure; could my dentist office have both of them pay the 60% of the procedure or would I have to pay something out of pocket? I have seen where health insurance paid a portion of the hospital bill and they billed the rest to the other health insurance provider that you have, if you have an additional one.
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healthquotes.awardspace.info - my family have this health insurance. It is affordable and has good coverage for dental issues.
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healthquotes.awardspace.info - my family have this health insurance. It is affordable and has good coverage for dental issues.
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What is some good dental insurance?
What is a good and affordable dental insurance?
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Depends on what exactly you are looking for. Please keep in mind in addition to dental insurance there are dental discount plans which may be cheaper and offer substantial savings. It just depends on what level of work you need on your teeth. If i were you I would "yahoo search" the pros and cons of each. Hope this helps.
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Depends on what exactly you are looking for. Please keep in mind in addition to dental insurance there are dental discount plans which may be cheaper and offer substantial savings. It just depends on what level of work you need on your teeth. If i were you I would "yahoo search" the pros and cons of each. Hope this helps.
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