 I work with patients when it comes down to their out-of-pocket expenses for whatever diagnosis, whatever the doctor pretty much recommends for them. When it gets kind of difficult is when I explain to them the out-of-pocket. And sometimes their coverage coverage, they're insurance coverage. So if there's no coverage for a certain procedure or if the procedure might be too expensive or if it might be a little bit of a long think of time in order for them to be able to complete it, it gets challenging. I've had patients to wear a big upset because the insurance doesn't cover a certain thing and I don't really have anything to do with insurance coverage. All I do is explain it to them. So I do my best to try to calm them down. I acknowledge, you know, how they feel. I pretty much give them my best solution that I can find to be able to make what they, to meet their needs, whatever they need or they want to done, to come as close as possible to be able to get it. I use pretty much any of my sources resources to be able to help them through that and I follow up with them, call insurance, pretty much do whatever that's needed to be able to, you know, get them that dental procedure completed.