%#$! is a correct statement. Remember that insurance companies are for profit. I fought with my insurance company for six months to get my Dynasplint. After several letters and many phone calls, they are covering the Dynasplint for 3 months. This means I have to again start the process all over to extend the 3 months. Good luck. The tongue blades are very temporary. Even though I now have Radiation Fibrosis and my mouth opening is still horrible, I do credit the Dynasplint with keeping me at least able to eat. The only advice I can give you is to bug the heck out the insurance companies or be willing to pay for the device yourself.
SCC 9/2012 right upper right maxilla Surgery 9/27/2012 to remove portion of right maxilla DX-after surgery cancer cells in margin RAD-33 TX ended 12/05/12 2/13-current-Severe Trismus and Radation Fibrosis 6/13-clear PET 6/13-Infection in radiation area of mouth, with surgery to drain infection 8/13-ended 40 HBOT treatments 11/13-Clear PET 3/14-Botox injections for severe Trismus 5/14-Clear PET/ 11/14-clear PET Male age 53, non smoker, non drinker
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