When Insurance Falls Short

When it comes to dental insurance, it can be a headache. If you want to have a cosmetic surgery like teeth whitening or veneers, insurance often won't cover the cost. These seemingly minor surgeries are not cheap, and you have to pay for them yourself, which is really frustrating. Not to mention major surgeries, such as dental implants.

Although insurance can help you share some of the costs, it is often just the tip of the iceberg. Moreover, many times, before you can really enjoy the benefits of insurance, the annual maximum limit has been used up. This feeling is like you just bought a car, and before you can really drive it, the gas runs out.

So, although dental insurance can help us reduce the burden to a certain extent, it is not a panacea. When choosing and using it, you still have to read the terms and understand the rights and interests you can enjoy. In this way, at least when we need it, we have a bottom line in our hearts and won't be so flustered.