"Above & Beyond" Member (500+ posts) Joined: Jan 2006 Posts: 756 Likes: 1 | All insurances are different, and dental insurance often only pays a small portion of dental issues anyway. I've had a number of procedures done by an oral surgeon, and some are covered by my medical insurance - such as a biopsy.
I'm glad you found an ENT to do the biopsy, and I truly hope that it proves to be something minor. Good luck with the root canal repair, and have the OS check out the patches you noticed.
Susan
SCC R-Lateral tongue, T1N0M0 Age 47 at Dx, non-smoker, casual drinker, HPV- Surgery: June 2005 RT: Feb-Apr 2006 HBOT: 45 in 2008; 30 in 2013; 30 in 2022 -> Total 105! Recurrence/Surgeries: Jan & Apr 2010 Biopsy 2/2011: Moderate dysplasia Surgery 4/2011: Mild dysplasia Dental issues: 2013-2022 (ORN)
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