Dental Insurance Sites

[JREAM]

Hey I am tryng to get dental insurance and was wondering if they are legitimate.

I dont understand what Im paying for. Just a plan for my teeth, and is that it?

Do these sites refer me or something, or is it a gamble?

Has anyone done it befoore?

[mobyme]

I don't know if you have the same in the states but here in the UK I have a dental plan with one of the High Street pharmaceutical stores.
It costs £25.00 ($42) a month and basically covers me for everything. We also have the national health service which is supposed to be free, but in reality finding a dentist who is prepared to treat you under the NHS is like trying to find Hen's teeth.

[JREAM]

haha..
Im in USA it is different here, its actually cheaper than that like $150 a year but it covers like 40% of your operations I think.

[AlexDawson]

Dental insurance is legitimate, basically you pay for a healthcare plan for your teeth (you can get both medical and dental but costs are probably high), essentially it is a gamble on any care you might need being covered - like you get car insurence on the chance you might be involved in an accident. Personally I prefer a Pay as you go system and I am with a private dentist in the UK for the same reason mentioned earlier that finding a decent NHS dentist who isn't going to push you away for private patient's just isn't worth the stress anymore.

[JREAM]

Anyone from USA Here :,(

[charlesdowney]

I heard one of the original health insurers in the country, and are part of a network of franchised companies, try their online quote if they have a dental insurance.

[antirem]

Dental is very important. Mine covers a certain amount each year and 50% a visit.

[JREAM]

Thanks. Im going to go for a visit for $135 new customer and probably get two teeth repaired if it's under $400 (I know they are cavities GRR!). If there is anything more serious than that I'll consider getting insurance, Ill ask the ladies at the dental office when I go how it works