Stupid question. I got my eyes.checked a couple weeks back. She gave me the same prescription as last time but I'm pretty sure it's wrong because I definitely get some blurry reading stuff far away with both glasses and contacts. Do doctors usually do a retest if you go back in or do I just gotta eat the cost of an appt somewhere else?
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that was mny plan. i printed shit out, gonna bring my book and show it to her stupid, chubby, barely-above-minimum-wage paper shuffling ass
honestly it's a confusing fucking mess.that was mny plan. i printed shit out, gonna bring my book and show it to her stupid, chubby, barely-above-minimum-wage paper shuffling ass
aaaaand then she's gotta bust out some shit that I overlooked and make me look stupid hence why im posting here to cover my bases
They may bill additional codes besides D3310 which may lead to the cost being higher. For example, anesthesia may be billed separately. If you read the description of D3310, it excludes final restoration of the tooth, which would also be billed separately. And it could be that one of the codes that he's planning on billing doesn't have a waived deductible.
1) Ask the dentist for a list of procedure codes he's planning on billing for the procedure
2) Give that list to someone from the insurance company, and they should be able to give you a pretty accurate price.
You may want to check about the Root Canal price itself. In Florida, the price for the root canal was per root, so a molar having 3-4 roots would be more than a front tooth. if your price is $210 per root, versus $210 for the whole tooth, then that's where the discrepancy is coming from.
As far as the 1 per 99 years, I'm assuming it just means 1 Root Canal per tooth; which makes sense in that you shouldn't need a second on the same tooth, unless the dentist is a complete fuck up or something.
Well got another desmoid in my mesentary this time. Still very small and causing no issues but will be starting up chemo again after the new year. Going to be on just Navelbine this time around. Well time to stock up on some pot!
In Australia a root canal would cost around AUD$1000-1400 (US$700-1k) without insurance. So with my 90% insurance cover it would cost me $100.