Dental opinions, on having a Root canal and crown work done
I have right now a dental insurance plan that maxes out at $1000.00. This year I had my dental checks and a filling done. Going back I am told that I really should have a root canal and a crown down but the cost is going to go over my max limitation which means I am going to have to pay more for the dental work to be done.
I can wait but then I am left waiting about five months. Is there anything I can do to help off set my cost so that I am not maxing my limatation out so fast? If not do you think it is okay to wait for the term to roll over then hope I will not need any more dental work for the rest of another year?
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Monday, Nov. 15th 2010 11:10 AM at 11:10 am
Well my thoughts would be see if your dentist takes any dental discount plans that he would be willing to take and offer you the discounted savings.
Lowering the cost that will be billed of to your dental insurance therefore in turn reducing your cost and hopefully keep you within your max limitation as little longer.