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Great Expressions Dental Centers Fish Hawk
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Nov 11, 2014
ATLScoutKN:
Need wisdom tooth removed - no dental insurance. Help! Like the title says, I need an impacted wisdom tooth removed but I don't have...
kudzuhoney:
Great Expressions has treated me relatively well and have a "Smile Protection Plan"... might be worth kicking the tires on:... Frequently Mentioned on Social Media
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Referral from November 11, 2014
ATLScoutKN asked:
Need wisdom tooth removed - no dental insurance. Help! Like the title says, I need an impacted wisdom tooth removed but I don't have dental insurance. Does anyone know...
MidwestProduct replied:
Meet me in the Krog tunnel tonight at 10. I've seen Cast Away and I have a pair of ice skates.
Bmandoh replied:
Care credit will give you a line of credit for it and a year or more no interest. Edit: I should mention it's good if you have pets, because many of their medical expenses qualify as well.
IdFuckBettyWhite replied:
Do you have medical insurance? An impacted wisdom tooth removal is typically covered as a medical procedure.
Anonymous replied:
Most health insurance covers impacted wisdom teeth. Check out your plan. You do have health insurance right? I'm telling Obama if you don't.
Kat_lanta replied:
Hey there!! Emory has a list of partnered dentists that offer free or reduced dental care if you qualify. http://med.emory.edu/CDE/services/free_reduced_cost_dental_services.html
xoxoalexa replied:
Yikes, your edit is a little nutters! Definitely sign up for dental if your workplace offers it. There's really no excuse. Good luck, though.
jmccree replied:
I highly recommend Dr. Amy Kuhmichel in midtown. Mine were severely impacted and she did a great job. They, like most doctors/dentists, offer discounts for paying in cash and have carecredit available to finance the procedure. Your health insurance may help pay for it if it's causing health issues.
Joenz replied:
One way to save a few hundred bucks is to opt out of anesthesia. I did this, and the just numbed me up, took 5 minutes, and I drove home. I think it saved me something like $300 and a full day of feeling like shit.
chewls_verne replied:
http://www.montesdeocadentist.com He is very good.
XSSpants replied:
Dental schools are pretty good for routine work, and maybe free.
Anonymous replied:
Baumrind & Baumrind are in the Equitable building, and they may be able to help. http://drbaumrind.com/
Referral from November 7, 2014
Brandon C. asked:
Oral surgeons in the area that can do wisdom teeth that take BCBS?
Monica G. replied:
Dr Jimenez on oakfield dr. He's EXCELLENT! Been around for a long time has excellent reputation. Did a wonderful job on all of my dental work
Tina P. replied:
Dr Jimenez is awesome but is out of network for all insurance plans. I would check with Dr. Davidson 571-1516 or Dr. Moffett (his # escapes me).
Jill J. replied:
We have BCBS. My son had his wisdom teeth removed by Dr. Jeffrey V. Moffett, DMD, 13136 Vail Ridge Dr, Riverview (near 301 & Big Bend), (813) 677-3331.
Referral from March 10, 2014
Sandra B. asked:
ISO oral surgeon for root canal. Thanks.
Monica G. replied:
Dr Jimenez on oak field the best!
Bernadette B. replied:
I second that!! Dr Jimenez! The best
Referral from August 13, 2014
Amy D. asked:
If anyone is looking for an oral surgeon I highly recommend Dr. Jack Davidson. Our 8 yr old son had a procedure in his office yesterday and everyone was wonderful. Dr....
Chris S. replied:
I have also been to Dr. Davidson for an emergency extraction. I have nothing but good things to say about him and his staff! Great people!
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