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Anonymous
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Hi MMM,
I don't know how it works in America, but I think it could "theoretically" be possible to get some treatment on an insurance/monthly plan here in the UK if the dentist put down that it was necessary restorative work i.e. filling was decayed and needed replacing. As far as I know it's not possible to get it for amalgam replacement otherwise.
I looked up a plan not so long ago, and it had certain conditions i.e. the patient wouldn't qualify if they knew of dental work needing done before they took out the coverr/plan. Also I think the patient had to be on it for a while before making a claim, or something like that.
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