For years I have problems with my teeth and was taking care of them when i was under my mother's insurance plan. Since I have been taken off the plan I have not been able to afford the cost of taking care for my teeth. I am a recent graduate and I have no health or dental insurance. Does anyone know of a dentist who will do charity work or even give massive discounts. My teeth are a real problem for me and I can't do anything about it. Please can someone help!
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Get as much resource as you can maybe is one option,however it could be quite time consuming,here http://www.healthinsurance-onlinetips.in… is one resource i have had good experience.
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Friday, July 15, 2011
should i rent or buy in austin, tx?
Is it worth it to buy a home (condo) as a graduate student? I've just been accepted into a PhD. program in Austin. The average time for completion is 5.5 years. Instead of moving from place to place I'm thinking of purchasing a condo there in the $75-85k range. I'm 21 and graduating with my B.S. this May. I have no student loans. I own my car. I've paid the most of my tuition + rent + insurance + CC+ my car without parental help. I pay for my CC in full always. I also have $4k in Roth. My acceptance into the program includes tuition waived, free health and dental insurance, one year of Roth IRA paid and a $2500 "signing bonus." Most importantly, it guarantees an annual $24,500. There is no state income tax in Texas. However, I cannot work under the school's contract. Many grad students buy their own apartments. In the same building, rent for a 1BR/1BA is ~$500-700 and many of the grad students there I've spoken with have mortgages in the $700-800 range.
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Buy your property...for a loan that small you probably wouldn't be spending more than 10k a year on a mortgage. Plus when you are finished with your program...you can sell your place and make money with appreciation. Also the interest you pay on your mortgage will be tax deductible. Good luck and it sounds like your doing great!
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Buy your property...for a loan that small you probably wouldn't be spending more than 10k a year on a mortgage. Plus when you are finished with your program...you can sell your place and make money with appreciation. Also the interest you pay on your mortgage will be tax deductible. Good luck and it sounds like your doing great!
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how much is income tax on earnings in america ?
its 20 % in the UK which i think is really bad, someone earning 16k will pay over £3000 a year tax and insurance, i know we have NHS Healthcare but if your working you still have to pay for prescriptions & dental treatment.
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It depends on how much you make and what your filing class is. If someone earned $16,000 (US)they would have to pay 15%, however this is also before deductions. Say this person has 4 children - then they wouldnt have to pay anything and they would probably get money from the government instead due to the Earned Income Credit for people with low incomes and children. The lowest tax rate is 10% and the highest is 35%. You would have to make over $372,951 to be in the 35% bracket. Currently I live in Canada and we have to pay 48% this year (so much for "free" health care!)
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It depends on how much you make and what your filing class is. If someone earned $16,000 (US)they would have to pay 15%, however this is also before deductions. Say this person has 4 children - then they wouldnt have to pay anything and they would probably get money from the government instead due to the Earned Income Credit for people with low incomes and children. The lowest tax rate is 10% and the highest is 35%. You would have to make over $372,951 to be in the 35% bracket. Currently I live in Canada and we have to pay 48% this year (so much for "free" health care!)
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Default only for Dental Hygienist?
Please kindly answer these questions what city do you live? How do you get paid? commission,salary,Hourly,daily. how many jobs you are holding? how many hours you work a week? does dentist cut off your hours when it has no patient? how many Yrs of experience do you have ? do you like what you are doing? what is the positive and negative sides about the job? do you feel you are under paid? do you have insurance,Health care,Bonus,paid vacation?
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Pittsburgh, PA hourly one job 24 hrs per weel no, i dont get cut which is wonderful. previous employers did 25 yrs love what i am doing positives: patients, obliterating calculus, contributing to ones overall health negatives: none a bit underpayed considering how much the dentist makes from the cleanings and xrays Im part time so i dont have benefits but the full time girl does. She also has a 401k
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Pittsburgh, PA hourly one job 24 hrs per weel no, i dont get cut which is wonderful. previous employers did 25 yrs love what i am doing positives: patients, obliterating calculus, contributing to ones overall health negatives: none a bit underpayed considering how much the dentist makes from the cleanings and xrays Im part time so i dont have benefits but the full time girl does. She also has a 401k
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the cost of dental Crowns & Bridges for a teenager in the bay area?
The insurance doesn't cover Crowns & Bridges, so i wonder how much it is, especially in SAN FRANCISCO. then, how long will the treatment last? what else do i and my child need to be aware of ? thanks a lot
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The average cost from a crown is between $750 to $1300 the cost for a bridge is basically the cost of a single crown times the number of teeth that will be in the bridge. That being said, it is often not advised to do permanent crowns or bridges on teenagers. This is because they are still growing. Teenager's mouths will continue to grown and the teeth will still tend to erupt a bit further. Usually if a permanent restoration is placed too early, the esthetics and the occlusal plane (the biting plane of the teeth) will end up compromised. Often we try to keep them either in something temporary or transitional until they are finished growing. Now this is not an absolute rule, it depends on the case, whether it is a girl or boy (girls finish their growth earlier), where the work needs to be done, etc. Often if the work is done while they are still growing, it will need to be redone at some point in time when they are older.
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The average cost from a crown is between $750 to $1300 the cost for a bridge is basically the cost of a single crown times the number of teeth that will be in the bridge. That being said, it is often not advised to do permanent crowns or bridges on teenagers. This is because they are still growing. Teenager's mouths will continue to grown and the teeth will still tend to erupt a bit further. Usually if a permanent restoration is placed too early, the esthetics and the occlusal plane (the biting plane of the teeth) will end up compromised. Often we try to keep them either in something temporary or transitional until they are finished growing. Now this is not an absolute rule, it depends on the case, whether it is a girl or boy (girls finish their growth earlier), where the work needs to be done, etc. Often if the work is done while they are still growing, it will need to be redone at some point in time when they are older.
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Does anyone know about Access insurance?
i want somethign done with dental, like braces or visiline??
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best thing to do is to call the number on your insurance card...and ask them what your dental insurance covers. Tell them you are wanting to get braces or visiline and would it be covered? if not whats going to come out of pocket. They will be able to answer all your questions. I haven't heard of the insurance so I can't tell you anything but that. Plus your benefits are probably different from everyone elses. Best thing is call that number. They know more about your coverage then anyone!
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best thing to do is to call the number on your insurance card...and ask them what your dental insurance covers. Tell them you are wanting to get braces or visiline and would it be covered? if not whats going to come out of pocket. They will be able to answer all your questions. I haven't heard of the insurance so I can't tell you anything but that. Plus your benefits are probably different from everyone elses. Best thing is call that number. They know more about your coverage then anyone!
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impacted wisdom teeth removal?
I live in chicago il and was looking for some help. I also have no dental insurance. I need to have all 4 of my wisdom teeth removed because they are impacted and not through the gum. They have also dug themselves into the back of the molars in front of them. I have an appointment at county hosp tomorrow i am wondering if anyone has been there for this just some help on the situation. thank you so much
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Consider a dental school or clinic. They can usually work with your income levels. They will probably charge for the x-rays, Novocaine, and a per tooth extraction. You will feel so much better, when it is over with. Just remember that if you get nervous. Keep in mind how much better and happier you will be when it is done.
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Consider a dental school or clinic. They can usually work with your income levels. They will probably charge for the x-rays, Novocaine, and a per tooth extraction. You will feel so much better, when it is over with. Just remember that if you get nervous. Keep in mind how much better and happier you will be when it is done.
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