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In this paper, a quantum dot mathematical model based on a two-dimensional Schrodinger equation assuming the 1/r inter-electronic potential is revisited. Generally, it is argued that the solutions of this model obtained by solving a biconfluent Heun equation have some limitations. The known polynomial solutions are confronted with new numerical calculations based on the Numerov method. A good qualitative agreement between them emerges. The numerical method being more general gives rise to new solutions. In particular, we are now able to calculate the quantum dot eigenfunctions for a much larger spectrum of external harmonic frequencies as compared to previous results. Also the existence of bound state for such planar system, in the case l=0, is predicted and its respective eigenvalue is determined.
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