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Baby Dental, Do HMO cover for Pediatric Dentistry

Friday, May. 5th 2017 6:02 AM

My son is not yet two but I want to take him to see a pediatric dentist. I currently do not have dental insurance for him. I would like to get some insurance in place before I take him to see Pediatric dentist. Answer: Yes there are some HMO plans to do provide for specialist. However generally you have to be refer to one by the general dentist you would have picked within the plan.

 

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