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Well in most civilized places, including where I live, ordinary people don't have to deal with dental costs on a one-off basis. You just pay your taxes (or the
by elros 10y ago
Well in most civilized places, including where I live, ordinary people don't have to deal with dental costs on a one-off basis.
You just pay your taxes (or the state pays them if you can't afford it) and you're provided with healthcare.
Seems pretty reasonable if you ask me.
- gm-conspiracy 10y agoAnybody know why dental care in the US in not considered "healthcare", requiring a separate insurance policy?
- brandon272 10y agoIn Canada our universal healthcare doesn't cover dental issues, and even private insurance that most people would have through work only cover what is essentially considered "necessary". I think an impant is probably considered a luxury and certainly wouldn't be covered through insurance.