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this post was submitted on 21 Sep 2024
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Not covered by my health insurance, or even most health insurances in the US. We have special horrible dental insurance for that.
Ew, i'm not even surprised, this seems to be trend in all capitalist countries, in Poland dentistry also went to shit after 1989 and even worse after 1999 healthcare reform.
The dental insurance plans available in the US are basically a scam for adults because they have an annual maximum of $1-2k. You have to get a lot of cleanings before you even break even with the premium, and if something major happens you're basically not even covered.
IMO you may as well just have that $1-2k saved up yourself and pay for your own dental appointments.