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Oregon Dental Insurance cannot possibly be worth the money they charge for it, can it?
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Ameriplan - Why is it worth a look?
Selling Oregon dental insurance taught me that there really is absolutely nothing in Oregon that will give you affordable comprehensive dental insurance like that which is provided for you by an employer. The prices are simply outrageous, and the benefits are far too limited. With a $1500 annual cap on benefits, how can you justify paying those monthly premiums?
Ameriplan is different. You can actually look at the provider list before you join, and find several dentists or chiropractors near you. Then look at the fee schedule of what you'll actually pay. No other dental plan works like that, and that's why I have it to this day. for $20 a month for my whole family, I get discounted checkups, fillings, whatever else might be needed, with no annual benefit cap.
When you get individual dental insurance for yourself or family, there is typically a waiting period of 6 months to a year before you can actually use any of the benefits. Major dental procedures can require as much as a two year waiting period under many plans. This prevents you from getting insurance, getting your bridgework done, and then cancelling before the insurance company breaks even.
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