examples of dental narratives for insurance

I knew a person who had a cavity that grew into a huge problem. Since they had no dental insurance, they couldn't afford to go to the dentist right away. By the time they finally managed to save some money, the cavity had turned into an abscess. The pain was unbearable, and they had to get an emergency extraction which was very expensive and also a very difficult procedure because of the advanced state of the problem.

One horror story could be getting a severe toothache. Without dental insurance, the cost of seeing a dentist for diagnosis and treatment is extremely high. Some people end up trying to bear the pain at home, using over - the - counter painkillers, but the pain just gets worse over time. It can lead to loss of sleep, inability to focus at work or in daily life, and in extreme cases, the tooth may get infected and affect other teeth or even lead to more serious health problems like abscesses.

Well, I heard of a case where a tourist went to Turkey for dental work. They promised her a beautiful set of veneers. However, when the work was done, the veneers looked completely unnatural, were misaligned, and caused her a great deal of discomfort. It was a real horror story as she had to spend a lot more money back in her home country to fix the mess. Also, some patients have reported dentists in Turkey starting procedures without proper diagnosis, like doing a root canal when it was just a minor cavity issue.

One horror story is when a patient went for cheap tooth filling. The dentist used sub - standard materials. After a short while, the filling started to crack and crumble, causing pain and the need for a more expensive redo. Another case was a cheap dental implant. The implant wasn't placed correctly, leading to infection and gum problems. It was a nightmare for the patient as they had to go through multiple surgeries to fix it.

A plot might be about a young insurance intern who accidentally causes a major mix - up in the company's records. As a result, she has to race against time to fix it before the company loses a huge client. Along the way, she discovers some dark secrets about the company's management.

There was a young entrepreneur who took out a life insurance policy. He was constantly taking risks in his business. Unfortunately, he passed away in a business - related accident. The life insurance payout was used to pay off his business loans and provide for his family. His family was able to start anew without the burden of debt, highlighting the importance of life insurance for those in high - risk occupations.

One funny insurance fraud story is about a man who claimed his car was stolen while he was at a movie. But the theater's security camera showed him driving away with another person after the movie. He thought he could fool the insurance company but got caught red - handed.

Sure. In 'Coraline', Coraline manages to outwit the Other Mother and return to her real family. Another example is 'The Cabin in the Woods'. Despite all the horror and chaos, the two survivors manage to stop the apocalypse and get out alive.

In 'The Conjuring' series. The Warrens, the demonologists, always face terrifying demons and hauntings. But they usually succeed in exorcising the demons and saving the families or people being haunted. This gives a happy ending in the sense that good triumphs over evil in the horror narrative.

In another case, a couple bought a house with a clear title according to the title search. But after a few years, a construction company showed up claiming they had a lien on the property due to unpaid bills from the previous owner. The title insurance dragged its feet in dealing with it. They said the lien was not properly recorded at the time of purchase and so might not be covered. The couple had to hire their own lawyer and fight both the construction company and try to get the title insurance to pay up. It was a long and expensive process.