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And how many years of premiums have you been paying, and expect to pay? Unless you make substantially more claims than average, you're still losing.
by eloff 9y ago
And how many years of premiums have you been paying, and expect to pay? Unless you make substantially more claims than average, you're still losing.
- bdcravens 9y agoI do, but I get your point. So let's say you're a great patient and only ever use the cleaning/checkup benefit. Would 2 visits a year cost more than you're premium? My gut feeling is that dental insurance companies make money because many underutilize their insurance.