I, Anonymous Oct 14, 2020 at 1:50 pm

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There's no dental care in Medicare either.

Makes no sense that dental insurance in this country is so expensive and that it only covers 50% and there is ALWAYS a cap (usually $1000 which doesn't even cover a crown). I needed a crown when I had a job and health insurance and dental insurance and I still had to pay $600 (and the only reason I needed a crown is because a dentist messed up my tooth and created the situation where a crown was required).

One's mouth health affects one's entire body health.

We shell out $350/year ($700 total) for annual dental cleanings/x-rays/exams. The only reason we can manage that $700 year (plus any additional costs) is because of my mother's retirement savings.


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