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Re: Dental Insurance? Confused??!
sjane2008
Posts: 101 Forumite
Hi there Folks,
i have just forked out £350 on the NHS for some work recently and am now looking at a dental plan. My nhs dentist uses HSA and currently they offer a free £40 electric tooth brush and £20 back if through Quidco.
However my friend recommended Denplan as there is no hassle to claim afterwards, ie you dont pay then re-claim for the bill.
Has anyone had any dealings with either, I have checked the forum but too many posts! Any thoughts most appreciated, need to decide!!
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i have just forked out £350 on the NHS for some work recently and am now looking at a dental plan. My nhs dentist uses HSA and currently they offer a free £40 electric tooth brush and £20 back if through Quidco.
However my friend recommended Denplan as there is no hassle to claim afterwards, ie you dont pay then re-claim for the bill.
Has anyone had any dealings with either, I have checked the forum but too many posts! Any thoughts most appreciated, need to decide!!
xxxx:confused:
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I made a claim thru HSA in February and I am still waiting for an outcome. They take about a month to reply each time and then just ask for further info!
It looks like I will have to complain thru the ombudsman as my initial complaint about the delays was 2 months ago!ACII and Chartered so now I can focus on learning to play my beautiful Sax. 🎷0 -
im fairly sure they let you claim even if the problem is already there - although if you have actually paid for the work im not too sure - why not send them an email?0
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I use Denplan and I like it because I know exactly how much it going to be taken each month, and if I need any emergency treatment, I'm automatically covered. Dentists with Denplan are also obliged to give you any preventative information as well.It is a scientific fact that your body will not absorb calories if you take it from another person's plate.:A :A :AChocolate is the answer and I don't give a damn whatthe question is.;)0
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