Off topic & small talk: Chatterbox (Page 1451)

Langhans_innen wrote on 07.04.2025 at 01:32:
oha, that was almost just now and you didn't even mention the bet here in the chatter corner - currently also notorious as a dentist forum I mean that even as a supreme panic sufferer I didn't find it that wild in the end, because it happened quite quickly and as soon as I got out of there, everything was almost all right again with the paranoia. I took a couple of tablets and then it was quickly forgotten, but I think that depends on the individual case and can't be generalized at all. There are certainly also complicated and painful cases. At least that's what I thought until now, a complete quad is usually performed under general anesthesia. A friend of mine had it done once...and even three days later he didn't show up for the soccer match as agreed...It didn't seem to go so well for him either.

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Falko wrote on 07.04.2025 at 21:14:

And a nurse at the dentist recently tried to talk me into 4 dental cleanings a year, on the grounds that I have 1 implant and because of the implant 4 such dental cleanings should be necessary every year. At least she was able to persuade me to agree to 2 dental cleanings a year. However, only part of this is covered by health Insurance, so I have to pay about 50 euros per dental cleaning on my own. 200 euros a year out of my own pocket just for that was too much for me, now it's 100 euros a year with 2 dental cleanings. Do you also have them done annually?

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Falko wrote on 07.04.2025 at 21:14:

And a nurse at the dentist recently tried to talk me into 4 dental cleanings a year, on the grounds that I have 1 implant and because of the implant 4 such dental cleanings should be necessary every year. At least she was able to persuade me to agree to 2 dental cleanings a year. However, only part of this is covered by health Insurance, so I have to pay about 50 euros per dental cleaning on my own. 200 euros a year out of my own pocket just for that was too much for me, now it's 100 euros a year with 2 dental cleanings. Do you also have them done annually?

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Maja80 wrote on 07.04.2025 at 22:38:

That's too much. Two are actually recommended. I am lucky enough to have one a year paid for by health Insurance (DAK) and the second by private supplementary insurance. In each case proportionately 50 euros, so I still have about 20 own contribution.

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Olli_Eule wrote on 08.04.2025 at 00:08:My AOK pays for a dental cleaning 2 times a year at 80%

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Falko wrote on 08.04.2025 at 15:19:

I am also with the AOK and get exactly 40 euros reimbursed by the AOK for each dental cleaning. It now costs a total of 75 euros for me.

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frapi07 wrote on 08.04.2025 at 16:29:

If you're wondering about the difference, it depends on your state. There are differences. Here, for example, it says that you can go twice a year and get €50 per cleaning.

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