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Some Mexican dentists do accept Delta dental insurance from America. To find out if the dentist would be covered, you would need to contact Delta, and then contact the dentist to make sure that they would accept the insurance.
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Where in Dallas Texas can you find a dentist that will not charge any out of pocket expense and accept only the insurance payments?
AnswerIf you have a co-pay and the dentist does not accept it (only accepts payment from insurance as full) then the dentist is committing insurance fruad. This can lead to revokation of license, fines and prison.
Is there an insurance company that covers just dental insurance?
To find a dental insurance you can contact a dentist office to find out what type of insurance they accept. Then contact those companies. If you have a specific dentist office you want to go to then it's especially important to find out what insurance they accept.
How can I find out which dentists in Washington, DC will accept my insurance?
Your insurance provider should provide a list of dentist. Otherwise you can call and ask your dentist office.
Dental insurance works in Mexico?
There is no one answer to this question. It depends on the insurance company and the dentist involved. Few Mexican dentists accept American insurance. The ones who do have higher prices because it costs them more time to fill out forms and deal with insurance bureaucracy. In general, paying cash to a Mexican dentist will save you about 50-70% over the cost of US care. Dental care for foreigners is big business across the Mexico-USA border. Many resort areas also have dentists who specialize in treated patients from the USA
what local dentist accept delta dentist insurance?
It depends on what state you are from. Go to www.deltadental.com, choose your state, and on the main home page it will have a link to choose a provider in your area. If you already have an General Dentist, simply call the office and ask! :)
What dentist accept Broker national Insurance. What are rates for extraction?
Here are two walk-in clinics in Oklahoma City, OK: 1.)
Can we afford dental insurance on a low budget?
Most dentist will accept patients without insurance. You can be put on a payment plan as low as $20 a month. I completely understand the lack of dental insurance as you only really use it once every 6 months unless something else comes up. Call around your local dentist in the white pages and ask if they accept new patients without insurance who can make payments, you'll be surprised how many there are.
Does a doctor required to accept a patient's dental insurance?
I think you are asking "Is a dentist required to accept a patient's dental insurance?" It depends on a number of factors. If the dentist is a contracted provider for the particular insurance, he probably is required to accept the insurance assignment. There still may be co-pays and deductibles that the patient must pay. If the dentist is not a contracted provider for the insurance, he probably does not have to accept the insurance. Even if he does accept the insurance, the patient is still obligated to pay the difference between what the insurance pays and what the dentist's actual fee is. Unless a dentist is signed up to be a preferred provider, meaning he accepts the insurance company's reduced fees and other terms, the patient needs to understand that the dentist is not a party to to the agreement the patient has with their insurance. If you have lousy insurance with low benefits and slow payments, that is not the dentist's problem. If the insurance is provided by your employer, take up the issue with your Human Resources department. They can get action much faster than the dentist ever could. Many insurance companies are still using benefit formulations that were established in the 1970's ($1000-2000 max. annual benefits). Back then $1000 bought a lot of dental care. Today, it will barely cover treatment of one or two teeth in a year. Many times, the patient still must come up with as much as 50% of the total fees, even with insurance. In short, dental insurance today is a joke. Unless you have a large family, you're probably better off saving the co-pays and premiums and paying out of pocket for your dental care. If they know you are a strictly cash patient, many dentists will extend a courtesy and reduce their fees 5-10% if you ask. The cash patient is a preferred patient, because the doctor does not have to chase the insurance company for their money, sometimes having to wait three months or more to be paid. Another thing that patients need to understand is that the typical dentist has overhead costs of about 65-75%. When you have PPO or DHO type insurance, the discounted fees literally comes directly out of the dentist's pocket. Insurance companies do not share the dentist's fixed costs. Sometimes a patient will walk into a dental office and toss an insurance form or card across the counter at the receptionist, as though it is like cash. I assure you it is not. Filing an insurance claim FOR YOU is a courtesy extended by the dentist. His reimbursement does not go up, and his overhead costs do. He has to pay someone's wages to collect from the insurance company, and that costs him plenty. It is very much appreciated by the dentist and his staff when patients are courteous and understanding when it comes to problems with YOUR INSURANCE.
I need a dentist that would accept that I'm in a low income.?
I need a dentist that would accept that I'm in a low income.
I've broken a partial (three teeth together) and I don't have insurance. Will anyone accept a payment plan?
Any dentist will accept a payment plan in exchange in services, you will have to talk to the finance department for available payments and other options.
Where can you find a dentist that uses BriteSmile?
You can call their toll-free number 1-800-DENTIST and speak to someone at a call center. I would check the local phone book as well and call around your neighborhood to see if there are any dentists that accept that insurance.
I Can accept failure but I can't accept not trying?
You can do it! (Mexican accent)
