Dentists?
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So you're saying you'd rather forego a #80 drill, some guesswork, and a JB Weld crown.
Biggfoot44
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- Aug 2, 2009
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I can mention Waldorf dental practice that is mostly competent in what they actually do, but oversell you like they were Aamco transmission.
Or I can recomend a dentist about 35 miles from you that does great work, and I totally trust.
Or I can recomend a dentist about 35 miles from you that does great work, and I totally trust.
Isaakb
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A little known fact that if you go to an in-network dentist, they have to charge you the negotiated fee that your insurance company would pay even if the insurance company will not cover it. it might save you a lot of money if you have dental insurance already.
I'd send you to my wife's practice, but she is in College Park.
I can say she's a really good dentist and an Immigrant who is a strong Republican. She tries not to talk politics at work though
Remember, a portion of her proceeds goes to my gun cabinet. Most of it goes to her boots
I can say she's a really good dentist and an Immigrant who is a strong Republican. She tries not to talk politics at work though
Remember, a portion of her proceeds goes to my gun cabinet. Most of it goes to her boots
I recommend Dr Wing F Chan. He specializes in endodontics (root canals). He can do most root canals in one visit. He isn't cheap , however, you only need to see him once for that tooth.
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MikeTF
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If you want to save money on dental work, just say the following: 'Pull the tooth'. You can always have an implant put in at a later date.
Important reading before you see a dentist is the article, 'How Dentists Rip Us Off'. I did my own personal survey of dentists in the Damascus, MD area and I got a range 'diagnosis' for my mouth. It ranged from 1 to 4 crowns. I was searching for an honest dentist. I didn't find one. Little did these dentists know that my very good friend was my dentist and that I was searching for other family members. My dentist told me that I didn't need any work at all done. All of my family ended up going to him even though he was over an hour away.
Yes I wasted my time and money doing my due diligence on several dentists in the area, but I think it was worth it. Always question the diagnosis.
Important reading before you see a dentist is the article, 'How Dentists Rip Us Off'. I did my own personal survey of dentists in the Damascus, MD area and I got a range 'diagnosis' for my mouth. It ranged from 1 to 4 crowns. I was searching for an honest dentist. I didn't find one. Little did these dentists know that my very good friend was my dentist and that I was searching for other family members. My dentist told me that I didn't need any work at all done. All of my family ended up going to him even though he was over an hour away.
Yes I wasted my time and money doing my due diligence on several dentists in the area, but I think it was worth it. Always question the diagnosis.
My wife has always said to try to save what can be saved. Discuss pulling & implant costs w/ your dentist to educate yourself.
Implants are much more expensive and many visits over longer time. Sometimes involving a bone graft. Some general dentists will do root canals which do not get complicated. Once complicated, they start to lose $ and refer to a specialist who can charge you and the insurance more $ because of being a specialist.
Good luck and don't let it fester longer than you can, it does not get better on its own.
Implants are much more expensive and many visits over longer time. Sometimes involving a bone graft. Some general dentists will do root canals which do not get complicated. Once complicated, they start to lose $ and refer to a specialist who can charge you and the insurance more $ because of being a specialist.
Good luck and don't let it fester longer than you can, it does not get better on its own.
Does she take Tricare? Like I said, I prefer to spend my money inside a community I know. I'm not looking for a deal. Although I do pay 40 percent of the cost.
Yes, but only if PPO plan
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Not a MDS Dentist.. Yet ;p
Recommended, but out of your area. I highly like this place in Laurel MD.
http://www.caribbeandentist.com/
Since we are chatting dentists and all.
Recommended, but out of your area. I highly like this place in Laurel MD.
http://www.caribbeandentist.com/
Since we are chatting dentists and all.
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