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Stangs R Us
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havent really ever had to get my own dental insurance before so whats a good dental insurance company to go with , im self employed now , thanks
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slidewayz94
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Go with CDC's dental plan
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drop92
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personally i dont rely on health insurance, i might have bad luck but when i was employed with my last job, to get my wisdom tooth pulled, i had to pay a deductable of $400, i thought that was very expensive. 3 years later, its time for the other and there charging me a flatrate of $450 to remove the other wisdom tooth. i was like WTF, they only cover $50.
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Stangs R Us
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dam ya i have to get all 4 pulled and im not tryin to come out of pocket that big
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drop92
PITUDO RACING 415
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it probally was my company i was working for, they were CHEAP.. i paid for health insurance, but they covered our dental.....
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Venomized93
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quote: Originally posted by Stangs R Us: havent really ever had to get my own dental insurance before so whats a good dental insurance company to go with , im self employed now , thanks
Don't ever get CIGNA if they offer it to you. LOL. Get Delta Dental or I have Principal Insurance through BART. Which is really good, I've been told. But it all matters what your company sets up a package with that certain DENTAL INSURANCE company.
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fr5.0
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quote: Originally posted by *302DROP*: personally i dont rely on health insurance, i might have bad luck but when i was employed with my last job, to get my wisdom tooth pulled, i had to pay a deductable of $400, i thought that was very expensive. 3 years later, its time for the other and there charging me a flatrate of $450 to remove the other wisdom tooth. i was like WTF, they only cover $50.
quote: Originally posted by Stangs R Us: dam ya i have to get all 4 pulled and im not tryin to come out of pocket that big
quote: Originally posted by *302DROP*: it probally was my company i was working for, they were CHEAP.. i paid for health insurance, but they covered our dental.....
actualy no one realy has that good of dental inssurance, they just dont cover that much no matter what inssurance carrier you have. You will save more money not paying for it, just pay your dental bills you self. oorrrrrrrrr you could go to mexico and pay like 1/4 of the price, and get better doc's! Check it out tones of Americans do it.
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drop92
PITUDO RACING 415
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oh yeah, 1 more thing, usually if u have a dentist you've been going to for quite a while, they allow you to make payments if you need to do that, personally, i would just rather pay a dental bill then to pay monthly for a dental insurance
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Stangs R Us
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dam so i might just have to make a run for the border then haha
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drop92
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lol.... hey people really do that. my dad gets all his dental work done in mexico.. way cheaper and its all the same, plus a better looking dental assistant .....
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FORDFANATIC916
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I have met life and they pay for all my basic cleanings and check ups and 80% of anything big i need done (crowns, root canals) and so forth. so i think its coo.
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