mortgage needed for dental work!
#17
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Re: mortgage needed for dental work!
Allowing for work and rest it would be about a month of free time. I reckon I would double the posting time by 2 or 3 giving us 3 months. Gosh ! What I could get up to in 3 months
#18
Auntie Fa
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Location: Seattle
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Re: mortgage needed for dental work!
Off you go then, kevin. Enjoy.
I recently broke a crown and was told it would be at least $1700 to replace.
I'm getting it done when I stopover in Singapore in a couple of weeks.
I recently broke a crown and was told it would be at least $1700 to replace.
I'm getting it done when I stopover in Singapore in a couple of weeks.
#20
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Re: mortgage needed for dental work!
Is Aussie dental work a shocking rip off, or is the NHS dental system superb value..... or both?
#21
Re: mortgage needed for dental work!
I reckon the Australian dentists just have a cartel and get away with it
#22
Auntie Fa
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Re: mortgage needed for dental work!
Aussie dental work is a shocking rip-off. I pay $295 a month for health insurance (on a 457) so I get a couple of free check-ups a year, and I got a reduced-price filling (temporary fix on my crown, lasted a week but I was warned about that).
I had to have some periodontal work done recently and 2 * half hour sessions cost me $1400. That's for deep cleaning, no materials. I've no idea what it would be had I got Medicare.
I had to have some periodontal work done recently and 2 * half hour sessions cost me $1400. That's for deep cleaning, no materials. I've no idea what it would be had I got Medicare.
#23
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Re: mortgage needed for dental work!
I reckon that's because some people, bizarrely, just don't even think to shop around, even if it only takes 30 seconds of brain power.
but that's just my opinion, it could be very wrong...
#24
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Re: mortgage needed for dental work!
Even shopping around it is expensive though. But you are right, a bit of homework will save a lot...
#25
Re: mortgage needed for dental work!
Aussie dental work is a shocking rip-off. I pay $295 a month for health insurance (on a 457) so I get a couple of free check-ups a year, and I got a reduced-price filling (temporary fix on my crown, lasted a week but I was warned about that).
I had to have some periodontal work done recently and 2 * half hour sessions cost me $1400. That's for deep cleaning, no materials. I've no idea what it would be had I got Medicare.
I had to have some periodontal work done recently and 2 * half hour sessions cost me $1400. That's for deep cleaning, no materials. I've no idea what it would be had I got Medicare.
#27
Auntie Fa
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Re: mortgage needed for dental work!
He works till 8 or 9 at night and he's difficult to see - he must be minted.
#28
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Re: mortgage needed for dental work!
[QUOTE=Seasider;7904432]I...- he must be minted.[/QUOTE]
That's to disguise his bad breath!
TD
That's to disguise his bad breath!
TD
#30
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Re: mortgage needed for dental work!
ohhh we had the panic about wisdom teeth and as we arent 100% happy here , i saw it as my ticket home (coz i know and worked with some lovely dentists in the u.k) , turned out it was a false alarm