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Yvonne Said:

how much would invisalign cost with insurance compared to regular braces?

We Answered:

You can easily check your minimal health care rates in internet, for example here - healthquotes.awardspace.info

Chad Said:

i need lists links to compare review medical dental insurance co's for BC canada?

We Answered:

Go to http://everyonebenefits.com/40436527 it's a benefits plan that covers the entire household for under $60 and ther is no waiting period, and no age limits. Go to the site and look it over. You can even sign up online, or call the representative listed to explain it if you have questions

Jeanne Said:

Why is the co-pay for dental insurance more expensive than health insurance?

We Answered:

Actually, the only time the copays are so low for health insurance is when you're dealing with those high-dollar plans provided by a lot of employers. (At least those are the types of plans that were provided be employers in the past; that's changing significantly because of the cost involved.) Trust me, these are FAR from the "norm."

As for dental insurance, the fact is that there are nearly as many organized networks for dental providers as there are for medical providers (where belonging to as many networks as possible is the best way to ensure you keep new clients coming in to your practice.) Dental insurance, by comparison to what you pay for medical coverage (particularly of the variety you mention) is also CHEAP. And I don't know very many people who would pay triple the price for dental insurance so they could get the $10 copay. In the end, it's really that simple.

Albert Said:

What Dental insurance should I choose? ?

We Answered:

I have no idea...most dental insurances are worth the paper they are written on. You will pay to much and will not have good coverage at all. Save $20.00-$30.00 per month in a small savings account and you will have plenty to pay for your preventive care. Then you shouldn't need major work which is expensive. Good luck

Brittany Said:

Dental Insurance Question?

We Answered:

I think that it means that the 6 month waiting period means that you'll be on a waiting list, and it may take up to 6 months. But, I have heard of the 6 month elimination period, in which they eliminate people who don't apply for insurance - so you would have to wait 6 months to find out. When I applied for insurance, I only had to wait a couple months, and I ended up being on the top of the list (for braces), but it may be different for you. Hope this helps!:)