Dental Systems urges consumers about proposed cuts to Medicaid

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Dental Systems, Inc., a leading western Pennsylvania dental network, is urging consumers to contact Governor Tom Corbett as well as their senators to protest proposed cuts to Medicaid dental benefits.

According to Louis Rossellini, president of Dental Systems, Inc., Medicaid patients need to act now and voice their opinions by calling or emailing their Senator today.

"For anyone 21 and older covered by Medicaid, the proposed budget cuts will drastically limit their optional benefits," said Rossellini. "As a family owned dental provider for more than 30 years, we're doing all we can to ensure these patients have the coverage they need."

Rossellini explained that the proposed cuts to Medicaid dental benefits include:

  • Elimination of denture benefits
  • Elimination of crown benefits
  • Elimination of periodontal benefits (gum diseases and related conditions)
  • Elimination of endodontic benefits
  • Possible reduction in number of yearly exams and cleanings

"We've been advising our patients to contact their dentist before July 1 to schedule appointments for any services that may be cut," added Rossellini. "If they act now, at least they will have coverage for their immediate needs."

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Dental Systems, Inc.

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