In most cases the dental office will file your dental claim to the insurance company for you. Yet how you paid for services depends on the dental office. You will wan to make sure you know this upfront and before dental services are render. That way if the dentist makes you paid for services render at time you have them done, you will be able to budget for that. In cases like those the dental office still typically files the claim for you but you are left waiting for the insurance company to pay you and not the dentist for the amount that is covered by the plan.

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This website offers a broad ranges of dental insurance plans from HMO’s to PPO’s and even Indemnity plans. Our dental insurance plans depending on the plan ranges from $8.00 to $90.00 for an individual. To see our plan options all you need to do is enter your zip code in the quote box provided.

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Question: I need a root canal. What would be the best dental insurance plan to get a root canal done at the lowest possible cost? I was told by my dentist that if I was to look for dental insurance to help me with the cost of the needed root canal that I would need to get a PPO.

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You will want to use caution with this type of dental plan since it is not insurance. The managing organizations have negotiated with local dental offices to establish a set price for a particular dental procedure and offer deep discounts (some up to 70%) off the regular ADA pricing code.

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Question: Is there any insurance plans that cover dental implants? I want to have dental implants but would like to get some help reducing the very high cost of having them. I have called three insurance companies only to be told that they would cover for partials or bridges but not implants. Where would I need to go to get some dental help for implants?

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A “missing tooth clause” is a pre-existing condition that is typically not covered. This means if the tooth or teeth was missing before your coverage began then the treatment to replace that tooth will not be covered unless other teeth will be removed and replaced. Most often it is the the PPO’s plans that have this type of clause though it can be in any type of dental insurance plan, and not all plan types have this clause. This is a good reason why it is important to read each plans terms and conditions. You would find this clause generally under the plans, limitations and exclusions.

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I have to have more then just preventive dental care. Therefore I would need to have a dental insurance without waiting periods for basic and major dental services. I would like to stay with my own dentist.

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Question: I have been looking at all your dental insurance plans you have available as well as some dental insurance plans on other web sites. My problem is my dentist gave me a treatment plan with ADA codes and I am using it to find insurance that will help me with the code cost. So far there are two codes I can not seem to find on your plans or any other plans I looked at. Does that mean that services is not covered? They are the ones that cost the most so a course they be the ones not listed. Where do I find a plan that covers all dental services?

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Question: I am 25 and do not really understand the different dental insurance plans offered to me though work. This is my first time trying to find a plan on my own that will help me with my dental needs. I am not sure what it is I am really looking for nor do I know what would be the best plan for me to get. How do I go about comparing dental insurance plans options, if I am not sure what it is I am looking for?

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Question: I have been on line now for the last four days getting overwhelmed with all the different types of dental insurance plans and how they work. I am so confused at this point that I am ready to give up the hunt for dental insurance and just try to pay for my dental needs our of pocket.

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So I am looking for a dental insurance plan that that I can buy now and see a dentist tomorrow. One without waiting periods.

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Question: Two days ago I went in for my regular dental cleaning, check up visit. My dentist told me all and all I was in good shape but that I needed to have a deep cleaning. I told him I would look into it and see if I can afford to have it done after speaking with my insurance company.

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Question: I have this tooth that I know I needs to have a root canal. A little over four months ago the dentist I was seeing told me I should have a root canal done on one of my teeth. Since I was moving I put it off. Now the dental insurance I have does not cover for me to see a specialist. I was told that I would need to know the ADA code for an idea of cost. If the root canal can be done by a general dentist I will have some coverage. How do I find out what is the right ADA code so I can check into my policy coverage’s and how would I know if I have to see a specialist or not?

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I know I may need a lot of dental work done to my teeth since I have not seen a dentist in over four years. I have dental insurance plan though my job and I was told I can pick any dentist I want. So I want to find a low cost dentist in order to keep my cost very low. Where do I find a dentist that is for low income families?

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I do not have dental insurance. I am currently unemployed. I am in need of having my back tooth fixed since I broke it four days ago I am in a lot of pain. I am not sure want to do but I need help. I did call a few dental offices for an idea of cost but since they all state I would need X-rays and a oral exam before even fixing the tooth the dental cost becomes to high for me. Where do I find low cost dentist?

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I just want to get a dental cleaning is there any dentist that will just give me a free cleaning? I do not have any money but are there dentist that give free services to people in need? If so how do I find them? I do not think a cleaning is much to ask for and would like to have one since I have not been to the dentist in over six years.

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I have had my teeth missing now for some time and I really hate it. I have been slowly saving up my money in order to fix up my teeth. Does anyone have an idea on just how much getting a dental bridge would cost me, and are they permanent? Also would getting dental insurance help me at this point.

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I will keep this short, I want dental insurance, but I want it at a very low cost as of right now I do not have much to spend on it.

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I woke up to a really bad toothache. I am not sure why I have this pain but it is killing me. I called my dentist but the soonest she can get me in is three days from now. What am I to do about the pain I currently having? Tylenol is not really helping me. Is there anything else I can try to do until I get into see my dentist?

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I am looking for a low cost dental office I am sick of having to pay $150.00 for just cleanings. I have been going to the same dentist for over three years but it seems to me he keep increasing his cost each time I see him. I have been paying for my dental needs out of my own pocket since I do not have dental insurance. At the time it was cheaper for me to do this then pay for insurance but with the cost that keeps going up I think if I can find a low cost insurance plan that would provide me with free cleaning, that would be the way to go now.

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