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With the PPO dental insurance, I must pay in advance for some fillings tomorrow?
We have no deductible, they pay 75% of almost everything except test, they pay 95%. His first time we have had dental insurance worth the commitment and the receptionist does not have any slideshow to say anything today when I made the appointment. Any ideas helpful, if not I will find out in the morning.
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#2 written by Jonathan B 1 year ago
Typically they will check the plan to see eligibility, deductible, reimbursement rate, etc. Most will file the form on your behalf, and will ask for the remaining amount due. So if your fillings cost $200 and your insurance company agrees that’s a “reasonable and customary” charge, you’ll pay $50 tomorrow.
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COntact your dentist. Depending on your insurance, and his practice, you might be billed, or need to pay up front.
Cant really tell you more without knowing more about the specific coverage. Just call teh dentist office, they will tell you everything you need to know. Then, call the insurance provider, to confirm the dentist’s info.