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Which dental insurance would you choose from this list and why?

What would you pick? What do you think would be best for me? I am 18 Have medi-cal dental insurance Need cosmetic procedures done. Fillings and all porcelain crowns(teeth chipped had root canal). I am probably going to pay for the two that chipped out of pocket because i need it asap. But one of my molars just broke so I need medical insurance because I can't pay for all three procedures. Plus I am a full time college student. Health plans accepted include: * Aetna DPPO * Ameritas PPO * Cigna Dental PPO * Delta Dental PPO * Dental PPO * DentalGuard Preferred * Dental PPO * MetLife PDP * Advantage Plus PPO * Dental PPO If you have any other suggestions that would be great! Thanks I will be paying for the insurance by myself

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1. I have both Delta Dental and MetLife (I'm a college student on my biological father and my mom and dad's insurance, so i have 2) Personally, i think MetLife is better. I feel like the pay for/cover more. Of course anything is better than nothing, and your needs/wants may differ than mine. And I'm not an expert, I just know from observing the detail sheet thing that gets sent haha Sorry, I know I didn't help much...good luck with your decision! :)
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4. Medi-Cal is not insurance. It is state subsididy program and covers dental only if you are under 18 or 21, I am not sure. Fillings and crowns are not cosmetic. They are necessary procedures. You need molar repairs, doesn't Medi-Cal cover those. Without Medi-Cal crowns cost $1000 at least. The insurance companies have many different plans each. You should call an independent insurance agent on the phone in your part of the state to sort through the muddle of plans and prices for comparison of benefits. All dental insurances have a waiting periods at least 6 months for serious work like crowns, and even longer for root canal. The best thing they offer is cleaning. These plans cover about 50% depending on which plan and what your premiums and deductible is. At your age it would be a better deal to go to a dentist directly and make payments every month for services, at a dental school for cheaper care, or a community health clinic which offers dental services.
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