Fulltimers: so what do YOU do for a dental plan?

rollergirl · 2004-07-09, 10:30 AM

We pay cash. Our dentist also discounts for cash.. well basically it's like this.

You can't get a "price" for services until you say whether or not you have insurance. My cleanings are 60 dollars. They charge insurance a lot more for the same thing.

Our office just flat out told me, that dental insurance is a scam. It doesn't cover 'everything' and it limits what you can be covered for.

It used to be different years ago....

I'm getting my invisalign braces next week.

I've been to the dentist a lot in preparation.

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2004-07-09, 10:30 AM	#31
rollergirl I'm going to the backseat of my car with the woman I love, and I won't be back for TEN MINUTES Join Date: Aug 2003 Posts: 82	We pay cash. Our dentist also discounts for cash.. well basically it's like this. You can't get a "price" for services until you say whether or not you have insurance. My cleanings are 60 dollars. They charge insurance a lot more for the same thing. Our office just flat out told me, that dental insurance is a scam. It doesn't cover 'everything' and it limits what you can be covered for. It used to be different years ago.... I'm getting my invisalign braces next week. I've been to the dentist a lot in preparation.