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

CD Smith · 2004-07-06, 12:16 AM

I suppose I was thinking more of the family plan.... because back in my hospital career days I had the option to have any wife I might have and kids included in the plan... it was really a terrific benefits package.

Being that I'm single, you guys are of course correct, it's perfectly fine to just pay cash as you go. I wasn't sure just how expensive dentistry is in the US though, so that's mostly why I brought it up.

But for webmasters who also have a wife and kids to think about, that group plan I was under would be something to have, definitely. I imagine the total yearly dentist bill is vastly different for someone who has 2 or 3 kids.

2004-07-06, 12:16 AM	#7
CD Smith The one and only at your service Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: Winnipeg, MB, Canada Posts: 669	I suppose I was thinking more of the family plan.... because back in my hospital career days I had the option to have any wife I might have and kids included in the plan... it was really a terrific benefits package. Being that I'm single, you guys are of course correct, it's perfectly fine to just pay cash as you go. I wasn't sure just how expensive dentistry is in the US though, so that's mostly why I brought it up. But for webmasters who also have a wife and kids to think about, that group plan I was under would be something to have, definitely. I imagine the total yearly dentist bill is vastly different for someone who has 2 or 3 kids. __________________ ICQ: 31024634