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MY experience at a private hospital’s dental department has prompted me to write this letter.
Most of the insurance companies charge 10 per cent or 20pc as co-insurance for dental treatments. But when the doctors diagnose improperly, what happens? Total disappointment.
If the doctor doesn’t identify the issue correctly, then further treatment becomes confusing. Scaling once in a year is free from the insurance, but doctors prefer to do it every six months. Is it worth doing it or is it just making additional revenue for the hospital?
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