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    Kussmaul is offline Junior Member
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    Hi im trying to get braces now and a job and i saw that McDonaldsand BurgerKing have dental insurance plans i really dont care about working there if that would help me fix my teeth that im insecure about does anyone have any knowledge about this or has worked at McDonalds or BurgerKing and has used there dental plan? what does it cover and how much?

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    Ill quote from Mcdonalds website:
    "Our dental plan allows employees to see the dentist of their choice and covers a wide range of dental services. Preventive services, including sealants for children, are covered at 90% with no deductible. Basic and major services are covered at 80%, after a deductible. The plan also covers 50% of eligible orthodontia expenses for adults and children after a one-time deductible."
    I couldn't find anything on burger kings' website but good luck
    I can also advice you look into dental payment plans as you can buy insurance and such, will being a little expensive, it would still save some in the long run!
    Last edited by ajs2294; 08-22-2009 at 10:09 AM.
    Braces on August 19th, 2009
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    You have to be careful with that, because you may not be eligible for the orthodontia coverage. My husband is in the Army, and we were both covered under his health and dental plan and believe it or not, I was not eligible for orthodontia coverage. Only people under 21 and over 60 were eligible. Thankfully I work at a company with stellar health and dental benefits, so I dropped all my military coverage and signed up with my work and got $2,500 of my total cost paid for which left $3,800 for me to pay out of pocket.

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    You should also look for different supplement dental carriers to cover some extra costs

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