Have a dental bridge made abroad?

Nuggie420274ByNuggie420274

Hello,

Today I went to the dentist, and he said I needed a bridge for my upper teeth and that there were probably good practices abroad. Since I'm low-income, the practice submitted a hardship case to my health insurance company for review. However, I don't want to travel abroad and wanted to know: if the review is accepted, am I forced to travel abroad, or can I have the bridge fitted by another doctor?

PS: it would be a normal ceramic bridge.

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Toni2023
Toni2023
1 year ago

You can also leave the bridge in Germany.

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Nuggie420274
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Nuggie420274
1 year ago
Reply to  Toni2023

okey, since the dentist has admitted a treatment abroad in the application. Just wanted to know if I was then forced and if I did not allow the treatment abroad to be carried out, if AOK then still takes over the costs.

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Toni2023
Toni2023
1 year ago
Reply to  Nuggie420274

In my opinion, no one can force you to make the bridge abroad.

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DerHans
DerHans
1 year ago

You have to wait for your health insurance anyway. And for the hardness case control you have to go to a second dentist anyway

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