Anonymous wrote:Love how there’s both a thread on what we can do to retain MCPS teachers and also one that has been hijacked by someone outraged at the thought of providing teachers a $5k benefit they wish they had.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You just get a $1,000 to use until the kid is age 18. We used most of it for an expander so it didn’t help us for braces. Did a payment using my FSA card and it’s manageable
Oh good, I feel better. Knowing braces can cost upwards of $6,000 or more, I was hoping MCPS wasn't providing teachers' kids with the full coverage. $1,000 is reasonable, so I take my earlier comment back.
I don't think I've ever posted this but I just can't with your posts...you are awful. Please get a clue about dental insurance in real life.
I do have a clue! Most dental insurance does NOT cover braces at all!
No, you don't. A $1k allowance for braces for kids.os not remotely abnormal. https://www.forbes.com/health/dental/does-dental-insurance-cover-braces/
Anonymous wrote:Love how there’s both a thread on what we can do to retain MCPS teachers and also one that has been hijacked by someone outraged at the thought of providing teachers a $5k benefit they wish they had.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You just get a $1,000 to use until the kid is age 18. We used most of it for an expander so it didn’t help us for braces. Did a payment using my FSA card and it’s manageable
Oh good, I feel better. Knowing braces can cost upwards of $6,000 or more, I was hoping MCPS wasn't providing teachers' kids with the full coverage. $1,000 is reasonable, so I take my earlier comment back.
Why shouldn’t it be fully covered? $1k is not reasonable or very much.
LOL that $1000 isn’t reasonable. Keep looking for a better price for a good dentist.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You just get a $1,000 to use until the kid is age 18. We used most of it for an expander so it didn’t help us for braces. Did a payment using my FSA card and it’s manageable
Oh good, I feel better. Knowing braces can cost upwards of $6,000 or more, I was hoping MCPS wasn't providing teachers' kids with the full coverage. $1,000 is reasonable, so I take my earlier comment back.
I don't think I've ever posted this but I just can't with your posts...you are awful. Please get a clue about dental insurance in real life.
I do have a clue! Most dental insurance does NOT cover braces at all!
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You just get a $1,000 to use until the kid is age 18. We used most of it for an expander so it didn’t help us for braces. Did a payment using my FSA card and it’s manageable
Oh good, I feel better. Knowing braces can cost upwards of $6,000 or more, I was hoping MCPS wasn't providing teachers' kids with the full coverage. $1,000 is reasonable, so I take my earlier comment back.
I don't think I've ever posted this but I just can't with your posts...you are awful. Please get a clue about dental insurance in real life.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You just get a $1,000 to use until the kid is age 18. We used most of it for an expander so it didn’t help us for braces. Did a payment using my FSA card and it’s manageable
Oh good, I feel better. Knowing braces can cost upwards of $6,000 or more, I was hoping MCPS wasn't providing teachers' kids with the full coverage. $1,000 is reasonable, so I take my earlier comment back.
Why shouldn’t it be fully covered? $1k is not reasonable or very much.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You just get a $1,000 to use until the kid is age 18. We used most of it for an expander so it didn’t help us for braces. Did a payment using my FSA card and it’s manageable
Oh good, I feel better. Knowing braces can cost upwards of $6,000 or more, I was hoping MCPS wasn't providing teachers' kids with the full coverage. $1,000 is reasonable, so I take my earlier comment back.
Why shouldn’t it be fully covered? $1k is not reasonable or very much.
Do you think other people get coverage that fully covers the cost of braces?
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You just get a $1,000 to use until the kid is age 18. We used most of it for an expander so it didn’t help us for braces. Did a payment using my FSA card and it’s manageable
Oh good, I feel better. Knowing braces can cost upwards of $6,000 or more, I was hoping MCPS wasn't providing teachers' kids with the full coverage. $1,000 is reasonable, so I take my earlier comment back.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You just get a $1,000 to use until the kid is age 18. We used most of it for an expander so it didn’t help us for braces. Did a payment using my FSA card and it’s manageable
Oh good, I feel better. Knowing braces can cost upwards of $6,000 or more, I was hoping MCPS wasn't providing teachers' kids with the full coverage. $1,000 is reasonable, so I take my earlier comment back.
Why shouldn’t it be fully covered? $1k is not reasonable or very much.
Do you think other people get coverage that fully covers the cost of braces?
Anonymous wrote:I am new to this insurance and wondering if any orthodontists take it.
Not much came up when I searched the CareFirst database.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You just get a $1,000 to use until the kid is age 18. We used most of it for an expander so it didn’t help us for braces. Did a payment using my FSA card and it’s manageable
Oh good, I feel better. Knowing braces can cost upwards of $6,000 or more, I was hoping MCPS wasn't providing teachers' kids with the full coverage. $1,000 is reasonable, so I take my earlier comment back.
Why shouldn’t it be fully covered? $1k is not reasonable or very much.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:You just get a $1,000 to use until the kid is age 18. We used most of it for an expander so it didn’t help us for braces. Did a payment using my FSA card and it’s manageable
Oh good, I feel better. Knowing braces can cost upwards of $6,000 or more, I was hoping MCPS wasn't providing teachers' kids with the full coverage. $1,000 is reasonable, so I take my earlier comment back.