Curing Patients and Other Bad Moves
We live in a perverse world when curing patients is bad for the medical business and killing suspects is better for police than merely wounding them.
We live in a perverse world when curing patients is bad for the medical business and killing suspects is better for police than merely wounding them.
Can’t afford a dental care? You’re not alone. It’s a pricey necessity. Everyone, at some point in their lifetime, will require dental health services. Standard procedures like cleaning costs between $70 and $200 and dental X-rays are more or less $250, while more complicated restorations such as crowns and bridges can cost a few thousand dollars. And, apart from the fact that dental care is pricey, it’s not covered by Medicare.
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