Same.
But I haven't ever really calculated the value. I recently went to the dentist and he wanted to do a lot of "maintenance" work. It would have cost $3000. At the moment, I passed. None of it is urgent. I don't know how foolish my decision is. If I could see how much of that a dental plan would have saved me, that would have helped.
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On the dental, I think it really depends on how much preventative services a person uses. Some of the plans will pay for themselves if you tend to do the recommended cleaning and exam twice a year with x-rays.
I never used to carry vision, but my medex plan offers a rider for about $3.00/month and pays a $200 benefit for my glasses and exam out of network, which I do every other year. So I pay $72 for $200, another one that more than pays for itself.
Just got back from trip, so trying to catch up.
Afraid that "just paying the bills" would be more than coverage, out-of-pocket, and co-pay. Vision - we BOTH have vision/glasses issues at higher costs. Dental - dh is working at least until his dental issues are taken care of.
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