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Topic	is dental insurance worth it? (NY)
pojr 01/21/21 4:57:07 PM #16:	treewojima posted... Most dental insurance in the US pays up to a cap, then you cover the rest. That cap is based on the service provided, so they might pay $X for a filling, $Y for a root canal, etc. It's the opposite of health insurance. So depending on the procedure you'll be paying quite a bit. i just looked up two dental plans "*Co-payment $36* per visit. There are no copayments (or additional payments) required after the *$350* (individual) or *$700* (family - covered pediatric services only) annual maximum out-of-pocket is met." sounds like the opposite of what you said. i pay up to $350 out of pocket and they cover the rest if its more than $350 --- pojr I summon it. You spell it. <cite>pojr posted [p:949762141] in is dental ... [t:79252084]...</cite> <quote>treewojima posted... </cite> <quote>Most dental insurance in the US pays up to a cap, then you cover the rest. That cap is based on the service provided, so they might pay $X for a filling, $Y for a root canal, etc. It's the opposite of health insurance. So depending on the procedure you'll be paying quite a bit.</quote>i just looked up two dental plans "Co-payment $36 per visit. There are no copayments (or additional payments) required after the $350 (individual) or $700 (family - covered pediatric services only) annual maximum out-of-pocket is met." sounds like the opposite of what you said. i pay up to $350 out of pocket and they cover the rest if its more than $350 --- pojr I summon it. You spell it.</quote> ... Copied to Clipboard!
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