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Can I buy dental insurance and have it cover for current filling needed.

Monday, Jun. 7th 2010 12:58 PM

My son Gregory needs to have two filling done ASAP.  He is seven years old but I just lost my dental insurance when I changed jobs.  My current job offers dental insurance but not until I have been with them for six months.  I have only been at this new job for less then two months.

Can I buy dental insurance for my son to cover the current filling he needs then cancel when my dental insurance though work kick in?   I was told that even if I bough dental insurance they may not cover for the current filling because I know my son needs them and it would be preexisting.  Is that true? Would buying dental insurance now be a waste of money?

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