My dentist suggested that I have a bridge done yesterday. But since I already had my insurance company pay for a new crown last year, some part of the bridge (crown part??) can't be covered this time. However, she called me back this morning and indicated that her dentist office would reimburse part of the bridge cost (a new crown for the bridge?? I guess)....I am really confused. Why would the dentist reimburse a big chunk of the cost? If everything works out, how much will I end up paying?...I can smell something fishy ....any suggestion is welcome. thanks.
Dentist recommended a bridge..financial questions?
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Reply:It is hard to say without understanding why the dentist thinks you need a bride. It is good though that they will reimburse for the crown, it shows that they are willing to take some responsibility for whatever the reason is hat you need the bridge. My 3 crown bridge is costing $3300.00.
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