does ne 1 know if keystone mercy health plan gives u the choice of invisilign?
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invisilign takes about twice as long as traditional braces and most of the time you still need to bracket the teeth
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Hello, if you live in California, Blue Cross has a plan called "Tonik". It covers medical, emergency visits, doctor visits, dental and vision. Rates are lower than most health plans because they only advertise this plan on the internet. You may want to check it out. Good luck.\n\nhttp://lamontinsurance.com/tonik/tonik.health.html\n\nhttp://lamontinsurance.com/tonik/tonik.chart.html
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McIntosh Dental Centre- Henderson. We have an interest in Functional Orthodontics. As far as possible non-extration. \nGood Luck
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Im in the dental industry and i havent heard about speedy braces. There is Invisalign that usually cuts your time.
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i had the invisilign.  it took about a week before it felt normal.  I do have to say, when it was all said and done, i didnt notice much of a difference.
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it's either care credit or dental fee plan.
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I went with veneers myself. \n\ngood luck.
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I have been contemplating getting invisalign..how is it generally? Would anyone here recommend it?
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I would check with the state you live in. For example my state (NY) has a plan called healthy NY for working people that have no insurance at reasonable rates. Go to your state's website to check.
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I know several people who had/have invisalign. It does work, so much to the point that I widh I could afford them, but insurance won't pay for it...
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In northeast Ohio they cost @ $800-1000.  Definitely get a good referral from someone you trust or has had this kind of work done.  Ask the dentist you choose to see before and after pictures of other patients.  Many dentists have these kind of books.  It is true that your natural teeth are shaped and once you have a veneer placed you will always need to have a veneer or crown on the tooth.  You should consider the cost of eventual replacement.  They definitely can improve your smile and look beautiful if done correctly.  I would get an opinion of an orthodontist before deciding though.  Try and be very clear as to what you dislike about your smile now.  It may be that with braces and possibly bleaching, simple bonding, or even some "reshaping" of your teeth you may be very happy.  Good luck in whatever you decide.
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call your customer care number on the back of your card.  They will tell you which doctors accept your plan.  Most have a website you can go to as well.
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They are called invisalign.\n\nYes they really work and tend to cost $3,500 - $7,000 depending on the amount of correction you need. That price can vary in areas, so remember to get a few estimates from dentists in your area.\n\nHere's the info:\n\nhttp://www.invisalign.com/generalapp/us/en/index.jsp\n\n\nThis site has everything you need to know.
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DentAfford has an affordable dental plan. For as little as $6 per month you can obtain substantial discounts -60% or more in some cases- on all types of dental work. Also known as CIGNA Dental Network Access, it uses a pre-negotiated, reduced Fee Schedule.
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I am Canadian - I booked an apointment with my dentist last week and will see her next Tuesday.  By the way, Dentists are not covered under Canadian Health Care - never have been, unless it is as a result of an accident, a workplace injury, you are on social assistance, or you have a disability.\n\nMy son was born premature - 2 1/2 months - I did not have to wait for care - he is a healthy and educated 20 year old - and I did not receive a bill for one cent even though i do not have an insurance policy.  My doctor told me that in the US, he was a "million dollar" baby.\n\nMy brother required knee replacement surgery - every step of that process, from pre-op apointments with the best specialists (of his choice I might add - no one tells us who to see) through home care to perform rehab after surgery was completed within 3 months of the first visit and did not cost us one penny - with or without insurance.\n\nI had Leukemia (chronic myleogenous) and chose to go to whatever doctor and hospital I wanted, free of charge, in whatever city in Ontario had the shortest wait time - all free of charge, including the cost of gas or airfare if necessary to get to the appointments.\n\nI haven't had to wait 2 months, let alone a year, at all - although it does happen and it is not good when it does.  I also don't have to fork out one single penny to be seen by the best heart/lung/cancer specialist in the country, they are accessible to everyone regardless of income.\n\nI have a step-sister in LA - she relies on Medicare - she says it is appalling in the US if you don't have private insurance -it's kind of hard to describe what is wrong to the clinic doctor, who didn't speak english, after a 7 hour clinic wait!  Even if you have insurance , you probably have an HMO - a group of non-professionals with little or no medical training who are deciding who you can see, what they will treat, and which hospital you can go to.\n\nYou're trying to tell me that is better??
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where do you live?  here in tx they have a program call tc rehab.  if you can't afford it they will take care of the bill.i got my dentures that way.
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Did you get the plan from work? Well then ask this your HR manager. If you are buying on your own, I'd rather suggest\na plan with no elimination or waiting periods, like eHealthPlus.