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[–] 16 points 6 months ago

It's not bad, actually. It applies to:

  • People who don't already have existing dental insurance
  • Families that make less than $90k/yr (which I think is higher than the median household income across the country)

This is probably (hopefully) a stopgap to prevent backlash from shortsighted (imo) employers and employees who had Dental and considered it a job perk.

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