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how many of u have had cavities be4
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ouch wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
ouch wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
Wait what?? 
Why do people praise your health system, you don't have fucking dental. Even the cheapest health insurance plans covers dental in Germany......
WWe don't do health insurance rlly 🤔 everything cheap cus of taxes except dental care after ur 18 
Okay so you guys pay taxes and they use your taxes for health care? 
We have mandatory health insurance and the rates depend on your income. You can chose between several public insurances (most offer the same stuff for slightly different prices, they kinda grew that way because big companies used to have insurances for their workers in the 19th century) and private insurance that is cheaper if you earn a ton of money because you basically get money back if you pay stuff out of your own pocket. 

You can also pay for additional insurance, my dad pays for additional dental insurance and they cover 50% of his implants.
Yes mucho taxes
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Versailles wrote:
idk some dentist lies tho, if u watched folkeopplysningen where like a guy went to many different dentist and most said no cavities and two of em said they had cavities. 
Like one dentist i went to it was always like toothstone or whatever it's called in english and sometimes cavities and when I changed they're like nah ur fine and i got used to always have something to fix every appointment but not with my new dentist???

idk it's something fishy tho
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kruspersille wrote:
the student prices for 1 cavity is either 68, 75 or 82 euro depending on time n materials used  if theres 2, its 118, 125 or 132

but then idk if the price of the examination w xray n cleaning comes in addition
cause thats 69e
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Rotte wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
Wait what?? 
Why do people praise your health system, you don't have fucking dental. Even the cheapest health insurance plans covers dental in Germany....... 

Also you are allowed to have no health insurance? That's illegal here lmao. 
It's not illegal not to have it here.
We do have a kind of health insurance in Denmark though, that i know is fairly common. But you need to sign up before you get sick and then with that you get money back for your medicine and similar if you get sick. Im actually not sure if that covers dentist.
So what happens if you get sick but no money for the doctor? 
Well the doctor is free, everything but the dentist is free just as in Norway. You do usually have to pay for own medicine and that's where that insurance come into play. I'm not sure what you do if you need medicine and didn't sign up in time though. I'm sure there should be some insurance, but it's not as common as the one i mentioned.
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Heartbroken wrote:
Heartbroken wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
Angelica wrote:
It's not illegal not to have it here.
We do have a kind of health insurance in Denmark though, that i know is fairly common. But you need to sign up before you get sick and then with that you get money back for your medicine and similar if you get sick. Im actually not sure if that covers dentist.
So what happens if you get sick but no money for the doctor? 
well after you've spent a certain amount you get a freecard and all doctors visits and soem medicines are free the rest of the year
this once again doesnt include dental
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autism wrote:
i currently have 10
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kruspersille wrote:
autism wrote:
i currently have 10
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Sylvan wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
Angelica wrote:
It's not illegal not to have it here.
We do have a kind of health insurance in Denmark though, that i know is fairly common. But you need to sign up before you get sick and then with that you get money back for your medicine and similar if you get sick. Im actually not sure if that covers dentist.
So what happens if you get sick but no money for the doctor? 
Well the doctor is free, everything but the dentist is free just as in Norway. You do usually have to pay for own medicine, I'm not sure what your opportunities are if you can't pay that medicine though. 
Interesting. 
We have to pay a 10€ fee for prescription medicine and everything else out of pocket but that's usually stuff you don't really need.  
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kruspersille wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
Angelica wrote:
It's not illegal not to have it here.
We do have a kind of health insurance in Denmark though, that i know is fairly common. But you need to sign up before you get sick and then with that you get money back for your medicine and similar if you get sick. Im actually not sure if that covers dentist.
So what happens if you get sick but no money for the doctor? 
Well the doctor is free, everything but the dentist is free just as in Norway. You do usually have to pay for own medicine, I'm not sure what your opportunities are if you can't pay that medicine though. 
o a, doctor visits actually arent free in norway!!!! like going to ur GP and doing bloodwork etc? costs moneys 
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ouch wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
Angelica wrote:
It's not illegal not to have it here.
We do have a kind of health insurance in Denmark though, that i know is fairly common. But you need to sign up before you get sick and then with that you get money back for your medicine and similar if you get sick. Im actually not sure if that covers dentist.
So what happens if you get sick but no money for the doctor? 
Well the doctor is free, everything but the dentist is free just as in Norway. You do usually have to pay for own medicine, I'm not sure what your opportunities are if you can't pay that medicine though. 
Doctor isn't free in norway, its like 30€ idk but after u reach 300-400€ a year or smth its free (that includes medicines, therapist sessions, hospital visits, regular doctor, everything u pay for goes into the money limit ish)
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Heartbroken wrote:
ouch wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
So what happens if you get sick but no money for the doctor? 
Well the doctor is free, everything but the dentist is free just as in Norway. You do usually have to pay for own medicine, I'm not sure what your opportunities are if you can't pay that medicine though. 
Doctor isn't free in norway, its like 30€ idk but after u reach 300-400€ a year or smth its free (that includes medicines, therapist sessions, hospital visits, regular doctor, everything u pay for goes into the money limit ish)
yup yup, i usually end up getitng one
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Rotte wrote:
ouch wrote:
Angelica wrote:
Sylvan wrote:
So what happens if you get sick but no money for the doctor? 
Well the doctor is free, everything but the dentist is free just as in Norway. You do usually have to pay for own medicine, I'm not sure what your opportunities are if you can't pay that medicine though. 
Doctor isn't free in norway, its like 30€ idk but after u reach 300-400€ a year or smth its free (that includes medicines, therapist sessions, hospital visits, regular doctor, everything u pay for goes into the money limit ish)
Wait really? I always thought it was free and fully payed by taxes in norway.
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ouch wrote:
Versailles wrote:
idk some dentist lies tho, if u watched folkeopplysningen where like a guy went to many different dentist and most said no cavities and two of em said they had cavities. 
Like one dentist i went to it was always like toothstone or whatever it's called in english and sometimes cavities and when I changed they're like nah ur fine and i got used to always have something to fix every appointment but not with my new dentist???

idk it's something fishy tho
I doubt its lying tbh, cus my friend was at the dentist n they said everything was fine, n then she went to kjeveortopeden a couple of days later n he was like "damn u need to go to the dentist u have a giant cavity" and she DID have a GIANT cavity like 1/4th of her tooth was probably gone it was extremely gross 
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Sylvan wrote:
It's still beyond me how dental isn't covered at all, they just let your teeth rot.
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Rotte wrote:
Well that sure is sad. I wouldn't ever go to the doctor, if i had to pay at all. I would be fucked in america, that's for sure.
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