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I need to see a dentist for major service and have no insurance what are the options at 64?
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Dental treatment: If there is a dental shcool in your area, this would be a good option to get some really fine dentistry done at a lower cost.
Answered 9/28/2016
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If finances are: An issue then consider going to a dental school or a pro-bono clinic. Dental insurances are sadly a joke, so if your needs are extensive, you will have maxed out of benefits before any real treatment could even begin. Insurance allowances are still in the 1950's while their premiums are in the next century. I advise my patients to look at dental insurance reimbursement more as a "donation" ...
Answered 11/3/2012
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