about the dental insurance, i was wondering if there are any good ones that people are using and that are for Canadians. Thankss!
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You can't get braces on two teeth. You have to get it on the lower half, upper half, or both.
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Friday, December 17, 2010
will dental insurance help fixing my bad smile or a discount plan?
my job dont have insurance but they pay us what they would pay for it..i make good money now and want to fix my teeth and dont know what the best plan of action to take.and does insurance cover veneers?
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most insurance have limits on coverage. Mine, blue cross, for example, limits orthodontia (braces) to $1500 per family member, for life. Stuff that is considered cosmetic, like veneers, are GENERALLY not covered. That doesn't mean ALL policies don't cover them. Each one is different and the monthly premium is based on the amount of coverage and the deductible, just like car insurance. Dental and medical Insurance makes sense if you're illness prone, have kids, are old. the generally exclude pre-existing conditions. If you're single, go with the discount plan. If you have kids go with the PPO. HMO's suck and don't mind letting you suffer. As a single guy/gal it's easy to do, but to watch your kids suffer sucks. Good luck. Insurance is a ripoff, but like women, can't live with it, can't live without it.
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most insurance have limits on coverage. Mine, blue cross, for example, limits orthodontia (braces) to $1500 per family member, for life. Stuff that is considered cosmetic, like veneers, are GENERALLY not covered. That doesn't mean ALL policies don't cover them. Each one is different and the monthly premium is based on the amount of coverage and the deductible, just like car insurance. Dental and medical Insurance makes sense if you're illness prone, have kids, are old. the generally exclude pre-existing conditions. If you're single, go with the discount plan. If you have kids go with the PPO. HMO's suck and don't mind letting you suffer. As a single guy/gal it's easy to do, but to watch your kids suffer sucks. Good luck. Insurance is a ripoff, but like women, can't live with it, can't live without it.
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what's the best dental insurance/coverage?
I'm going to need a tooth replaced and am looking for options.
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When I was in college and needed affordable and great coverage. After months of researching I found this great website. I would encourage you to visit this great website: www.healthsavings.ourperfectcard.com I signed up online over 5 years ago since I was in college and they have saved me thousands of dollars on all of my dental services. From extractions to xrays, fillings, crowns, Cleanings, and even my braces. They even had my affordable benefits active in 2 hours and was able to use them the very same day. Good luck and Hope this helps
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When I was in college and needed affordable and great coverage. After months of researching I found this great website. I would encourage you to visit this great website: www.healthsavings.ourperfectcard.com I signed up online over 5 years ago since I was in college and they have saved me thousands of dollars on all of my dental services. From extractions to xrays, fillings, crowns, Cleanings, and even my braces. They even had my affordable benefits active in 2 hours and was able to use them the very same day. Good luck and Hope this helps
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Question about dental insurance?
It's almost the end of the year and I need to get four wisdom tooth pull before I get braces. I have Metlife. I get a maximum of 1500 dollars every year. I've only used 25 dollars thus far. But I wanted to know if I can use the remainder of my insurance to get these teeth pull. They only pay 80 percent but I want to use it all. The total cost is 1710 dollars. I would call Metlife but they're close on the weekend and my appointment is Monday mourning.
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That might qualify as an out-patient surgical procedure. It isn't covered under dental on my plan, but is covered as out-patient surgery.
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That might qualify as an out-patient surgical procedure. It isn't covered under dental on my plan, but is covered as out-patient surgery.
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A question about dental insurance?
I need to find Dental insurance and i have no idea where to go or what to look for. I know im gonna need to go to the dentist soon. Im 21 and my wisdom teeth are giving me trouble. I want something thats affordable too. I really need help and opinions
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If you are low income or no income you can get this type of insurance called Medicaid. This type of insurance will cover all you doctor expenses. I just got all 4 of my wisdom teeth pulled friday and it is very painful to the point I wish I wouldn't have got them pulled. So be sure you really need them pulled, when you see the doctor make sure its very necessary to get them pulled. As far as Medicaid visit your state website for example mine is (Michigan.gov) and they will tell you all about Medicaid and how to apply.
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If you are low income or no income you can get this type of insurance called Medicaid. This type of insurance will cover all you doctor expenses. I just got all 4 of my wisdom teeth pulled friday and it is very painful to the point I wish I wouldn't have got them pulled. So be sure you really need them pulled, when you see the doctor make sure its very necessary to get them pulled. As far as Medicaid visit your state website for example mine is (Michigan.gov) and they will tell you all about Medicaid and how to apply.
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Any suggestions on a dental plan or individual health insurance pIan?
I live in Texas, I'm 26, homemaker. I need to see the dentist desperately and after calling around, I realize it's going to get pretty expensive. I would also like to see an orthodontist & any other "general" benefits that I could get, I would definitely use. Any suggestions? I'm in pain!
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A good dental plan will provide you with more benefits than dental insurance and usually covers more procedures. I found my dental plan at Dentalplans.com and I'm very happy with it. All you have to do is type in your zip code to find a participating dentist in your area. Plans start at about $79.95 but you can save hundreds of dollars a year (or more depending on how much work you need done). There's a review at http://www.dentalplansreview.com
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A good dental plan will provide you with more benefits than dental insurance and usually covers more procedures. I found my dental plan at Dentalplans.com and I'm very happy with it. All you have to do is type in your zip code to find a participating dentist in your area. Plans start at about $79.95 but you can save hundreds of dollars a year (or more depending on how much work you need done). There's a review at http://www.dentalplansreview.com
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dental insurance in hamilton ontario?
i am moving to canada in a few months and dental work done i need a bridge in the front "hockey" and a root canal so i need good dental insurance so i know canadan has a national health care but they do not cover dental as far as i know.. is any part covered? i am moving to "Hamilton Ontario" so i need some info on the best dental insurance you can get cost and from who.... any help wold be great.. thanks
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Dentistry is not socialized in Canada. If you are moving from anywhere except the US, you will find dentistry expensive, but good, in Canada. Dental insurance is usually any employee benefit, so your best bet is to get a job that includes dental insurance. Private dental insurance plans are available, but are relatively expensive and have exclusion periods. Many plans will not cover a bridge unless you lost the teeth during the life of the dental plan.
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Dentistry is not socialized in Canada. If you are moving from anywhere except the US, you will find dentistry expensive, but good, in Canada. Dental insurance is usually any employee benefit, so your best bet is to get a job that includes dental insurance. Private dental insurance plans are available, but are relatively expensive and have exclusion periods. Many plans will not cover a bridge unless you lost the teeth during the life of the dental plan.
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