With medical costs rising, many employers are getting rid of the extras. Things like eye care and dental insurance are no longer being offered. You can live without the eye care. Most people only go for an eye exam every 3 or 4 years. A visit to the dentist, even if only once every calendar ...
Like many people I became fed up with the high cost of dental work and insurance. I began to research how to get cheaper dental care and better insurance. Not bad care, just less expensive. What I found shocked me. I did not realize what a pawn my family had become in my dentist’s game ...
All throughout our married life together, my wife and I have maintained the common insurance coverage that our employers provide: health and dental insurance. We even have our son on our policies for his own coverage. We pay more in premiums for his coverage, but better that than paying full price for procedures. In 2010, ...
The No. 1 most important thing for seniors to remember about dental coverage is that Medicare does not cover dental services. This can affect you in two ways; first, if your only insurance coverage is Medicare, dentists will treat you like a self-pay patient, and will charge you the full fee for each procedure. Second, ...
Finding the perfect dentist can be a challenge. Not all dentists are the same and we certainly don’t all carry the same dental needs. When you are looking for the perfect dentist, it is important to consider a variety of dental opinions and professional resources. Dentist locator networks are a great way to find a ...
One of the most contemptible and embarrassing advertisements for an alleged tool for content producers is this boil on the buttocks of the internet called Content Rewriter Pro. I came across the advertisement for this program when I was looking into making a bid for a job on Get-A-Freelancer. The job description mentioned a site ...
If you’re self-employed or work for a company that doesn’t provide dental insurance then keep reading. Like doctor bills, dental bills can also be costly for those without insurance, but with an individual dental insurance plan you can cut down on your dental bills and get the dental work you need. Don’t let that toothache ...
Recently, I had to have my wisdom teeth extracted and a dental implant placed in my mouth. I was out of pocket about $1,700 – after the group plan I participate in through my employer paid out. What’s worse is that had I not had insurance, the whole fiasco would have cost me over $6,000! ...