Dentists complained to the Legislature on Monday that they felt coerced into joining Delta Dental's new, lower-cost insurance plan, called Total Choice, and they asked lawmakers to impose more government control over the dental benefits giant. Last year, Delta told dentists it was offering a new plan through a for-profit subsidiary of the non-profit parent and initially gave them about a month to sign onto the new network or face a "one-year lockout," Massachusetts Dental Society President David Lustbader told lawmakers.
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