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Take Care of Your Teeth, But if You Don’t You Can Pay for Repairs From Your HSA

I wrote some time back about a trip to my dentist that resulted in me losing a molar.  It was also the first time in my life I felt empathy for all people who would rather jump out off a plane (with a parachute of course) than go see a Dentist.  Until that day, I had never endured much more than a routine filling and prided myself in the strength of my teeth and what a fabulous person was for having taken such good care of my pearly whites.  Pride is a dangerous thing….

So finally after having walked around with a hole in my mouth for the past year, I’m going in, in a couple of weeks to see what the actual cost of the implant will be.  In the world of consumer driven health I am certainly going to see if the price is negotiable and will report back on that in a future blog.  I’m expecting the rack rate to be in the $4K-$5K range.  My wife has already told me “Merry Christmas,” and I told here I’d just as soon had the $49 cordless screw driver that I got last year.

All kidding aside.  If I do brace myself and have the procedure done, it is a qualified medical expense and I can take it from my HSA.

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  1. on November 18th, 2009 at 10:44 am

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