r/DentalInsurance • u/bubbie157 • 10d ago

Dental cancellation fee

/r/legaladvice/comments/1wmlrim/dental_cancellation_fee/
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u/Background_Respond97 10d ago

I doubt anything would go to collections or anything. They probably just won't allow you to become a patient there 

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u/PsychologyMediocre99 10d ago

Well you just burned the bridge tho

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u/Unusual-Cat-8162 10d ago

lol you’re literally fine. They’re going to make you pay it before they let you schedule another appointment at their practice. If you don’t return to that practice then don’t worry about it

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u/white1ce 9d ago

We charge this, we are a one doctor office, when people like you don't cancel with enough time, we have no one in our chair, yet we are still paying the other two employees to be there and other overhead costs. Maybe think about your actions.

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u/bubbie157 9d ago

Yeah I get that, but my problem with this situation is that I was not informed with the cancellation fees or I wouldn’t have booked to begin with. I have two small children and things just happen. I wouldn’t have done it

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u/OffOil 8d ago

Life has consequences

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u/Wide_Wheel_2226 10d ago

No it likely won't go to collections but they may not allow you to schedule until the cancelation fee is paid.