what are all the dental insurance names that covers braces?
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Do you mean what insurance companies provide policies that include braces?\n\nGenerally, any dental insurance company will cover braces if you pay the premiums on a policy that has that level of coverage. \n\nTry Delta Dental. http://www.deltadental.com/Public/index.jsp
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Impossible to answer! There are just too many to choose from.\n\nLisa needs braces, DENTAL PLAN!\nLisa needs braces, DENTAL PLAN!\nLisa needs braces, DENTAL PLAN!\nLisa needs braces, DENTAL PLAN!\nLisa needs braces, DENTAL PLAN!\n\nThats one of my favorite scenes.
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Before you get braces you should make sure your gums are healthy and you should have all necessary dental work completed such as fillings and extractions.
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delta dental, blue cross blue shield
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1.American Life Insurance\n1.Allianz
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They have now clear plastic braces you cannot see. Check with a dentist. Doubt that insurance will pay for any of it today. You may have to get a loan.
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$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$\n\nAnd a dentist\nInvisalign, Veneers, bleaching,  Crowns, Root canals,  Bone grafting. Implants.   \n\nA hammer
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There are special mouthpieces designed for people with braces. Talk to your orthodontist and they can set you up with what you need.
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Braces are made from alloys that don't rust.  Stainless steel is a primary component.  Titanium and other metals help also.
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Try contacting colleges of dentistry in the area. They usualy have programs, where you can let ortho-residents do your braces and pay half the price. However, you should talk to the patients of these residents to determine which one is the best. I had my braces this way and really suffered for a long time, since my ortho-resident did not seem to know what she was doing. My friend, on the other hand, got a very good resident and had her bracesa off arounf the same time as I did, even though she strated her treatment 10 months later and her case was more complicated. Get recommendations!
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For great local dentists and orthodontists \nthat will also give you a discount on braces\nsee e-healthplus.com, click on Find a Dentist.
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The name of an insurance company.
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Try typing the same question you just asked into your browser or see if there is a website on your insurance card. Most cards have them and the sites usually provide a list of providers for the area you live in just by typing your zip or city in. If this doesn't help call your local pharmacy for this information. This worked when I had to help my mother-in-law find a dentist. Good luck!
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You should always get a custom mouthguard from an orthodontist, so he's the best person to ask. See if he knows what's available.
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Medicaid will not pay for braces because they consider it cosmetic. Sad, I know. Other options are maybe finding a dental college that will do the work (under close supervision) for pretty low cost. The only other thing I know is to take out a loan. I've got two kids that are going to need braces in the next 1-2 years and I'm taking them to the nearest dental college. If you are old enough, you can help your mom out by getting a part-time job or baby-sitting and help pay for it. You'll get something you need, help relieve your Mom of some of the financial burden, and have a sense of accomplishment.
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1.  Ceramic braces offer a less visible alternative. They blend in more with the natural color of the tooth and are more visually appealing, however they are not as strong as metal and may cause treatment time to be lengthened.  These braces are usually $500 higher than traditional braces, which can cost up to $5000, depending on the complexity of the case.\n\n2.  Lingual braces are fitted behind the teeth, and are not visible with casual interaction. Lingual braces can be more difficult to adjust to, since they can hinder the movement of the tongue.  Lingual braces range in cost from $8500-$11800.\n\n3.  For some patients Invisalign might be a viable alternative to braces. The Invisalign system uses a series of clear plastic trays to move teeth into their position over a length of time. This system is not recommended for more difficult cases, or for people whose last molars have yet to erupt.  Invisalign: $5500-$7800.
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Not likely. Unless you have DENTAL insurance specifically, most regular health insurance companies consider braces to be a cosmetic procedure.