Caryn
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I need to see a good dentist ASAP. My insurance is NJ Blue Cross Horizon Advntage EPO. I live in the Yardley PA/Trenton NJ area but will travel up to an hour for a really good dentist. Thanks
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Rumigirl
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I hope that you can find a good dentist pronto. Thank you, hopingandpraying, for giving her all those good links! Dentistry is a mine-field.
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Caryn
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Thanks so much hopingandpraying and Rumgirl. We just discovered a few moments ago that a dentist we knew personally yrs ago now does dental implants! He was just specializing in gum disease last I knew but does implants now.
He does not take our insurance, but we also have Afflack and as i said we knew him personally and I know he is a great guy and he does conscientious and meticulous work; I am not taking a gamble with him.
The extra expense is going to be hard, but other things I need done could be delayed and I could have some of those things done by a dentist who does accept our insurance, but the most serious things I will have this dentist do because I know he will take good care of me.
If anyone else needs a great dentist in the Clifton Heights PA area, I would highly reccomend this dentist. I have been harmed by so many bad Dr's/dentists, feeling better that I have someone I can really trust to go to. So glad we thought of him! Just wish our insurance plan was on his list. Thanks again hopingandpraying and Rumgirl!
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Caryn
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I am still going to read your posts hopingandpraying as having some of the work done by a dentist who takes our insurance and is closer to where we live, will help. Thanks!
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I think finding a good biological dentist will be very good for you (my whole family sees one).
One request - please break up your long post into 2-3 sentence paragraphs, as there are people on Lymenet who cannot read large blocks of text due to neurological problems from Lyme.
To do that, click the pencil/paper icon, make your changes, then click "Edit Post". Thanks.
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Caryn
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Oh, Rumigirl, sorry for the misspell! I am going to try to make the local support group Sunday but don't know if I will feel up to it. I have been wanting to attend for a long time.
I have been in touch by email. The leader attends our landlord's church and he gave me her name some time ago.
Ironically, I had spoken over the phone to her daughter some yrs ago before we moved here. I helped get her children dx, but now they know more than I know.
Rereading my post Rumigirl, I think I did spell your name right. The tablet I type on has a mind of it's own and changes what I type.
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