Good morning Mark.
Most retirees just pay out of pocket instead of any dental insurance due to the costs. I do have a Delta Dental HMO, which I pay $109 a year, which gets my teeth cleaned for $5 twice a year, and half cost for crowns/root canals, etc. Problem is unless one is already established, no dentist accepts this plan.You need better insurance
Most retirees just pay out of pocket instead of any dental insurance due to the costs. I do have a Delta Dental HMO, which I pay $109 a year, which gets my teeth cleaned for $5 twice a year, and half cost for crowns/root canals, etc. Problem is unless one is already established, no dentist accepts this plan.
Good morning Barrie! How's your teeth? LOL
We used to have the dental plan through costco when i lived there. 200 bucks a year for my family. Might have been that delta planMost retirees just pay out of pocket instead of any dental insurance due to the costs. I do have a Delta Dental HMO, which I pay $109 a year, which gets my teeth cleaned for $5 twice a year, and half cost for crowns/root canals, etc. Problem is unless one is already established, no dentist accepts this plan.
Good morning Barrie! How's your teeth? LOL
Going to have thanksgiving dinner with the widow lady next door .So, what are everyone's food plans for tomorrow?
We opted to avoid any family dinner and go see a movie about Napoleon in an IMAX theater.
Well you can certainly have deviled eggs, ham, sweet potatoes, and broccoli if you want.I'll probably go to DENNYS for a crappy turkey meal...
Yuck.....