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My dentist actually mentioned that she can't charge less than what she bills to insurance company (at least on the books). It appears that if a dentist is part of an insurance network, by agreement with insurance company, s/he can't charge less to patient who don't have insurance.

I have a dentist friend whose practice doesn't accept any insurance so he is free to set his rates and charge his patient. After COBRA finishes we might go to him.



Find out if that's can't charge less than billed or can't charge less than insurance pays. There's often a substantial difference.




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