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    • dental insurance companies FAQ

    dental insurance question Careington Care 500 series?

    Mar 05, 2011 by KC | Posted in Dental

    does anyone use this ? I don't want a link to look up other insurance companies. I just want to know if someone is familiar with this particular one.

    You can easily check your minimal health care rates in internet, for example here - health-quotes.talk4fun.net

    | Mar 07, 2011
    Dental Insurance Claim?

    Mar 11, 2011 by cccman | Posted in Insurance

    My dental office staff is claiming that they have submitted claim online, and they also submitted claim via postal mail.

    However, the insurance company is claiming that they received the claim neither times.

    What further

    Submit it yourself certified mail, return receipt requested.

    You would be shocked at what happens in insurance company mail rooms. I know from experience.
    plain ol' bill | Mar 11, 2011

    Can someone refer me to a health insurance plan with discounts for students?

    Mar 25, 2011 by | Posted in Insurance

    My college's student association offers health insurance but I am very dissatisfied with the limited coverage (i.e. dental coverage is limited to a single practice and I do not live near this practice during the summer and there is no vision coverage

    I have never heard of a discount for students from major insurance carriers. You should find an independent insurance agent with an office near you, call him up and see what he has to offer.

    | Mar 26, 2011

    Your current coverage is probably very adequate.

    -- Dental insurnace has very limited benefits. Almost all plans pay only 50% of services and rarely more than a $1000 annual maximum. The best dental insurance == brush and floss twice
    Curious | Mar 25, 2011

    Is it just me or does being a dental assistant just suck...?

    Mar 16, 2011 by tteabags | Posted in Dental

    I've been working as a dental assistant for nearly 3 years now... and when I first started, as the sweet and naive 18 year old kid, fresh out of high school, I thought I slammed a pretty good job (compared to a lot of my friends who worked at mickey d's

    The dental office setting is the worst, most negative place to spend 8 hours a day, five days a week in. Assistants and hygienists have a very high burn out rate. Dentists are very stressed and I think very unhappy (a large number are anyway). If I

    Dave F | Mar 16, 2011

    dental insurance companies news

    Dental Insurance in the US Industry Market Research Report Now Available from ...

    22.05.12

    Over the past five years, the US Dental Insurance industry has been strained by rising healthcare expenditures, economic distress and weakening employer commitment to providing coverage. During the period, a consistent increase in healthcare expenditure (i.e. medical-cost inflation) has driven revenue growth despite an increase in existing policy cancellations. Still, these cost increases and rotten economic climate put pressure on operators' profit margins. Industry revenue growth is expected to accelerate over the coming years due in part to increasing US employment, slow growth in dental-care costs and plan premiums and rising per capita disposable income. For these reasons, industry research firm IBISWorld has added a report on the Dental Insurance industry to its growing industry report collection.
    Source: Albany Times Union