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What is a "fee for service" dentist?

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A fee for service thornhill dental practice refers to the fact that fees are paid by the patient following the dental appointment. If the dental patient has dental insurance, they will get reimbursed by the insurance company.

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A fee-for-service dentist (like Dr. Smith and Dr. Roy) is a dentist paid directly by the patient for services provided, based on the dentist's cost to provide them. Treatment options and materials as well as the time the doctor spends with you is not controlled by an insurance group, company or third party.
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