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Well, it's not possible to have affordable RENT and UTILITIES if you're not employed!! So. Life insurance depends on your age and health. If you're healthy and 30, you can get 20 year term, $250,000 for about $150 a year. You can use this site to compare life insures company at your site http://free-best-life-insures-comparator-usa.blogspot.com/ Private dental insurance is different, though. I've never seen a plan where they pay out more than they take in. There are LOTS of loopholes - limitations of coverage, massive copays, and waiting periods, so you're better off paying for dental stuff out of pocket.
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Friday, November 19, 2010
Dental Insurance coverage, Who has the best plan?
I have a problem right now with my teeth, need two root canal and 7 cavities, which the dentist estimate in $2100. Should i get a dental insurance and which? Blue Cross, Delta Dental.... or suggestions.
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Don't bother. I've never seen a dental plan that pays out more than it costs. Between coverage limits, waiting periods, and coinsurance, you're best off just working out a plan on your own with your dentist, OR, going to a local dental school.
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Don't bother. I've never seen a dental plan that pays out more than it costs. Between coverage limits, waiting periods, and coinsurance, you're best off just working out a plan on your own with your dentist, OR, going to a local dental school.
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Is dental insurance a good option?
I am a college student, I work part time and have no medical insurance at all. I would love to go the dentist but with the current prices I can't even think about it. I've heard about dental insurance, but I have no idea what's the best one out there. I need a root canal and regular cleanings so it has to be something that can cover that or at least a good portion of that. Are you guys familiar with dental insu do you know any good options? Thanks in advance
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I would encourage you to visit this great site: www.healthsavings.ourperfectcard.com I signed up online over 5 years ago now when I was in college and needed some type of affordable coverage. They have saved me thousands of dollars over the years. From Cleanings, extractions, xrays, filling, root canals...etc. all services are included in this very affordable plan. Though prices may be different where you live, but the savings are still incredible. They even had my plan active in 2 hours and was able to use them the very same day. Good luck and hope this helps.
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I would encourage you to visit this great site: www.healthsavings.ourperfectcard.com I signed up online over 5 years ago now when I was in college and needed some type of affordable coverage. They have saved me thousands of dollars over the years. From Cleanings, extractions, xrays, filling, root canals...etc. all services are included in this very affordable plan. Though prices may be different where you live, but the savings are still incredible. They even had my plan active in 2 hours and was able to use them the very same day. Good luck and hope this helps.
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does anyone have ehealthplus dental insurance?
I am looking into a dental insurance and someone recommended ehealthplus. I looked at their website and i liked what I read. Now im just looking for a second opinion.
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I can definitely recommend http://www.everyonebenefits.com/40424269 Thay are the number one dental plan in the country. They are a company that helps people who can't afford retail on their benefits - everything from braces to vision for less than $12/month. There's no hidden fees, copays, deductibles or anything like that at all. They are a very reputable company and will save you thousands. Rather than paying expensive premiums every month, then deductibles and copays, you just pay a small percantage of what the dentist,etc. normally charges out of pocket and that's it! You won't find another company that can beat their plan, especially on braces. Check them out and please email me if you have any questions. They are a member of the Better Business Bureau. Good luck.
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I can definitely recommend http://www.everyonebenefits.com/40424269 Thay are the number one dental plan in the country. They are a company that helps people who can't afford retail on their benefits - everything from braces to vision for less than $12/month. There's no hidden fees, copays, deductibles or anything like that at all. They are a very reputable company and will save you thousands. Rather than paying expensive premiums every month, then deductibles and copays, you just pay a small percantage of what the dentist,etc. normally charges out of pocket and that's it! You won't find another company that can beat their plan, especially on braces. Check them out and please email me if you have any questions. They are a member of the Better Business Bureau. Good luck.
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I need dental insurance, where can I get a plan from the oklahoma city area?
I need a plan that starts right away. I was going to buy one before but I had to wait a year before It would pay for anything major like crowns or bridges and I need some bridges done. Can anyone help me find one?
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Hello, I am a Regional Health Benefits Specialist with AmeriPlan USA. I have one of their plans myself and can tell you how it's used for dental issues. There is NO waiting list, you can join tonight. You can use it next day. There are no age limits or restrictions and all pre-existing conditions are accepted. You can get great discounts on bridges. If you would, you could call me at 414-897-7471 CST and I can give you the details and find a provider in you area. I can also call them myself to see the exact discounts you could get and what their procedures are so all you would have to do is set up the appointment and i'd do the rest. I would pay your application fee for you, and that way you could try it risk free for 30 days and if you didn't like it, AmeriPlan USA would refund you your money if you weren't satisfied with the plan. Please e-mail me at EBeaumont@ameriplan.net for details.. or call. or visit my website at http://www.mybenefitsplus.com/rainingble Thank you so much for your time and I hope I can help you save money on your dental needs! Sincerely, Erika Beaumont
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Hello, I am a Regional Health Benefits Specialist with AmeriPlan USA. I have one of their plans myself and can tell you how it's used for dental issues. There is NO waiting list, you can join tonight. You can use it next day. There are no age limits or restrictions and all pre-existing conditions are accepted. You can get great discounts on bridges. If you would, you could call me at 414-897-7471 CST and I can give you the details and find a provider in you area. I can also call them myself to see the exact discounts you could get and what their procedures are so all you would have to do is set up the appointment and i'd do the rest. I would pay your application fee for you, and that way you could try it risk free for 30 days and if you didn't like it, AmeriPlan USA would refund you your money if you weren't satisfied with the plan. Please e-mail me at EBeaumont@ameriplan.net for details.. or call. or visit my website at http://www.mybenefitsplus.com/rainingble Thank you so much for your time and I hope I can help you save money on your dental needs! Sincerely, Erika Beaumont
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How do you find a good dental insurance company? Do any dental insurance companies cover braces, & adjustments
on braces?
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Some dental insurance will cover braces, usually only after a waiting period which can run 12 to 24 months. They will usually pay 50% of the cost with a yearly maximum of $1500 for the best plans. This means they'll pay $1500 and you'll pay $1500 of the first $3000. You will pay all costs above $3000. Since braces and associated costs will average around $6000 you will pay $4500 after paying the dental insurance premium of $30 - $60 for at least 12 months. Visit a local agent to see what plans are available in your state. There is no extra charge using an agent. Your other alternitive is a fee for service discount plan. The fee for service means with most procedures there is a set fee the dentist charges and with other procedures there is a discount. You can find one at this website: http://www.dpbrokers.com/default.aspx?lo For braces there is a set fee schedule (SFS) with most of these plans but you'll need to call some dentist that accept the plans to find out how much it would actually cost you.
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Some dental insurance will cover braces, usually only after a waiting period which can run 12 to 24 months. They will usually pay 50% of the cost with a yearly maximum of $1500 for the best plans. This means they'll pay $1500 and you'll pay $1500 of the first $3000. You will pay all costs above $3000. Since braces and associated costs will average around $6000 you will pay $4500 after paying the dental insurance premium of $30 - $60 for at least 12 months. Visit a local agent to see what plans are available in your state. There is no extra charge using an agent. Your other alternitive is a fee for service discount plan. The fee for service means with most procedures there is a set fee the dentist charges and with other procedures there is a discount. You can find one at this website: http://www.dpbrokers.com/default.aspx?lo For braces there is a set fee schedule (SFS) with most of these plans but you'll need to call some dentist that accept the plans to find out how much it would actually cost you.
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If I have 3 dental insurance plans and a ton of dental work to be done, how can I get?
my dentist office to submit certain procedure charges to certain insurances? since each plan covers something different that i need done, and vice versa?
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If you have hit the dentist lottery and actually have a secretary that knows how to bill correctly- you are right- all three insurances are liable to pay for the procedures that will be done--but before you go to the dentist- please read over ALL THE RESTRICTIONS listed in those little clauses you can barely read--and if there are none that interfere with your dental plan and payment plan with the companies- make sure your DENTIST is aware of your 3 insurances so he can oversee the correct coding and billing to each insurance..........*you have also watch to make sure he doesn't bill all 3 for the same procedures..........good luck and happy smiling.
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If you have hit the dentist lottery and actually have a secretary that knows how to bill correctly- you are right- all three insurances are liable to pay for the procedures that will be done--but before you go to the dentist- please read over ALL THE RESTRICTIONS listed in those little clauses you can barely read--and if there are none that interfere with your dental plan and payment plan with the companies- make sure your DENTIST is aware of your 3 insurances so he can oversee the correct coding and billing to each insurance..........*you have also watch to make sure he doesn't bill all 3 for the same procedures..........good luck and happy smiling.
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