Another question for those who have gone through this,

From what I have learned it seems that the surgical part will be covered but it my understanding that the dental implants are not. Has anyone had any sucess with having at least a portion of the dental paid by either a regular insurance or a Medicare supplemental plan?
I do not want to have the surgery until this summer. By then I will be on a Medicare supplemental plan. I have a son in Iraq who will not be home until some time in April. Also I want to do some very serious spring cleaning into every corner of the house. I normally do this every year before Passover but year before last we were still in the trailer and last year I only did minimal cleaning except in the kitchen. I closed off a bedroom for storage, taped up bathroom cabinets and since many of our books which I would normaly shake out and dust were still in boxes I covered the others in bookcases. Pictures and art work which would have been dusted and the glass cleaned were not yet hung. I even shocked my family by using disposables for part of the Seder meals. This year I want to do an old fashioned ceiling to floor, corner to corner, matress turning, rug beating, dust flying,porch scrubbing type of cleaning. (I realy believe obsessive spring cleaning is a hormonal thing with females, particularly those of us in the South. It's just that since we have become liberated we have surpressed the urge.)


SCC stage II Partial mandibulectomy w. neck dissection- July 2005. Renal cancer w. partial nephrectomy-Jan 2004. Breast cancer discovered in routine mammogram. Successful lumpectomy, sentinal nodes clear, RT only-2008 Reconstruction of mandible w fibula free flap-Jan 09. TORS removal of begnin pappiloma from esophagus-2010. Masectomy,rt breast 2013.
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