I have delta dental insurance through a factory in Russellville, Ky.Our plan changes 2007 & i need to know how
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If you aren't sure of what the changes are or how they will affect your family, talk to your Human Resources person...they should be able to fill you in on the details!!  Good luck!
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I had Northwestern's Dental school downtown do all my dental work and it was WAY cheaper than the lowest estimate from a dentist. It was a few years ago and I don't have the number anymore, but I'm sure you could find it online.
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if the insurance policy was purchased in Louisiana , you can use this link to search for the policy http://www.ldi.state.la.us/Licensing/Life_Annuities/life_annuity.htm\n\nThere are some other tips at this page http://www.ldi.state.la.us/Licensing/Life_Annuities/life_annuity_before_submit_request.htm\n\nImportant potential sources of info include previous employers, trade associations, Banks where he maintained accts  or charge card, mortgage holders etc.  One of the financial institutions may have records of premium payments. If you have not already done so, file a change of address with the U.S. postal service so that any mail which went to you or your uncle at your former addressed might make its way to you.\n\nIf it was not purchased in LA, but you know the state, you can go to the other state web site and see if they have a similar resource or call their Insurance dept if you don't see this feature on the Internet.\n\nThere is also a site http://www.lostpolicy.com/ but they charge 79.95 and while I do not know if they are reputable, they do NOT have any BBB complaints\n\n You can also contact ACLI, who may have other suggestions ( or may be able to provide you with lists of company names etc. to help u remember) , they can be reached \nAmerican Council of Life Insurance\n1001 Pennsylvania Avenue, N.W.\nWashington, D.C. 20004\n(202) 624-2414\n\nP.S. Contact your congressman and let them know you think there should be a national law to requir insurance companies to search a nationally established database of the casualties of all Federally declared emergencies like katrina and attempt to find/contact beneficiaries.
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Macedonia.  Great Dentists.  Lifetime guarantee on the dental work.  Good price.  Will take U.S. (and other countries) insurance cards.
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In a PPO, you can go anywhere you like, although you may have more out-of-pocket expense in non-participating offices.  He just wants you in the PPO so his reimbursement will be higher.\n\nI'd suggest that you switch to a PPO and then go to another dentist who doesn't "think all teeth with any size cavity needs a root canal and crown."
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I wouldn't totally depend on a company like 1-800-dentist.  They are not going to necessarily recommend the best dentist, just dentists that use their service.  I would get in contact with you state dental association.  They will be able to direct you to a dentist that can help you in your area that has a good reputation.  They should know of any complaints made by other patients against the dentists.
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You could call the ADA - American Dental Association for a reference or call your regular general Dentist and get his recommendation
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This will help you find what you need it is a md list it has all kinds of doctars dentist eyes doctars reg. doctars etc it is like a directory i would also suggest you call around and find out what they have to offer for your plan.\n             ~Good Luck~\n                  :)
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CHIP is generally something you apply through at your local BlueCross BlueShield Office.  They have low cost childrens insurance.\nAs for help with dental, don't we all need that!  I have no idea where an adult can receive dental benefits similar to medicaid.
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go to your state's officail website.  then go to healthcare licenses and you can check if the dentist has had any violations or lawsuits pending.  other than that, you could try interviewing patients in the parking lot.
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Try going to insurance news:\nhttp://www.findlocalinsurance.com/insurancenews.html
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ask your dentist where he goes to get his work done.
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use your  health insurance book guide or call the insurance company to find the closest dentist to your area.
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Delta Dental, MetLife, Anthem (BCBS), Guardian, CIGNA.\nMost of these have preferred provider programs that offer a reduced fee if you go ot one of their contracted dentists.  Although some of them dont pay very much to those contracted dentists, so you may not have any in your area.
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Sorry you aren't going to find any insurance that completely covers all treatment.  You can get plans that will pay up to a certain amount, maybe as high as $3000 (rare)yearly, but they will usually only pay a percentage, say 80% of basic procedure and less for major procedures.  But get a job with UPS, they have excellent insurance!  Or some unions have great benefits too!  Better yet, go work for a dentist, then it is all free!
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Try this website:\nhttp://www.dentalplans.com/\nDepending on what state you live in (just enter your zip code), they offer some dental plans as low as $79.95 a year! You can even compare plans to see which one would be better depending on what work you think you might need. Good luck to you.
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Donna,\n\nIt is not neccessary to travel to a foreign country to save money on dental treatments. Most dental insurance plans in Houston have waiting long periods when it comes to dental crowns and dental implants, after you join.  In fact some insurance companies do not cover dentalimplants at all in Texas. \n\nA discount dental plan may be the way to go. There are no waiting periods with these dental referral services plans, so you can get your dental work and cosmetic dental treatments done when you need it. Now! \n\nThe dentists like these plans because they get more dental patients who pay cash at the time of service, thus eliminating the countless hours devoted to dental claims and medical billing.