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As I had said previously, we have a stellar endodontist, who gets the job done pain free in under 20 minutes, typically. Between my DH and I have, we have a total of 90 years of full time employment and in addition, some of that was also working double and triple jobs. So if you had a dental bill for lifetime of $305,000 and $300,000 of it was covered in full, that's more than pretty good.
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I certainly agree your dental plan is wonderful. Ironically the endodontist who started my situation refunded me without my asking and the oral surgeon has sent me a check as we indicated they had been overpaid between what we paid them and what our insurance paid. I still obviously wish I had my former jaw back.
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As I said, that was the PRIOR dental plan and most of our work (give or take a thousand or so) was covered in full. We recently just changed dentists from being with a longtime dentist for 25 to 35 years as he was out of network with our current dental plan. I am maxed out for the year and already have a new dentist with an appointment on the books for January, 2020. That is terrible and unacceptable that they messed up your jaw so badly! Are you considering a lawsuit? Obviously the root canal specialist knew he had erred.
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