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06/09/2015

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10/22/2014

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07/29/2014

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Importance of Dental Health

Good oral health and hygiene is more than just a pretty smile or ease of chewing and eating. Good oral health impacts general and overall health throughout a person's life. Oral diseases have been linked to diabetes, heart disease and stroke.

It is important that dental care starts at a young age. Untreated cavities in children can result in pain, infection, poor attentiveness in class, missed school and low self-esteem. Adults can experience severe oral or facial pain from cavities, gum disease and other oral infections, most of which can be prevented. Your dentist can provide preventive care to maintain oral health and detect problems at an early stage.

You may have seen recent news coverage about dental offices concerning transmission of disease. We've created some frequently asked questions in case you have any concerns.

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Good oral health and hygiene is more than just a pretty smile or ease of chewing and eating. Good oral health impacts general and overall health throughout a person's life. Oral diseases have been linked to diabetes, heart disease and stroke.

07/12/2014

Why Is Dental Insurance So Important?

Dental hygiene of today promotes general health and often forecasts both potential and unavoidable health-related problems. But did you know that there is an easy way to handle this important matter? Dental insurance supplies this service and you can benefit from it.

06/20/2014

More Free Dental Hygiene Samples

We are happy to send samples of our dental hygiene products to dental offices for their trial prior to purchase. Fill the form to request samples of our fluoride varnish, fluoride gel, prophy paste, prophy angle products for your dental office.

06/19/2014

Free Dental Hygiene Samples

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05/30/2014

Very Interesting Information

Dental cavities and tooth decay is one of the most common medical conditions experienced by Americans and the single most common disease of childhood

04/09/2014

Free Dental Insurance Information:

Dental health insurance plans vary widely. You should know how your plan is designed, since this can significantly affect the plan's coverage and out-of-pocket expenses.
Although the individual features of plans may differ, the most common designs can be grouped into the following categories:

• Direct Reimbursement programs reimburse patients a predetermined percentage of the total dollar amount spent on dental care, regardless of treatment category. This method typically does not exclude coverage based on the type of treatment needed, allows patients to go to the dentist of their choice, and provides incentive for the patient to work with the dentist toward healthy and economically sound solutions.

• "Usual, Customary, and Reasonable" (UCR) programs usually allow patients to go to the dentist of their choice. These plans pay a set percentage of the dentist's fee or the plan administrator's "reasonable" or "customary" fee limit, whichever is less. These limits are the result of a contract between the plan purchaser and the third-party payer. Although these limits are called "customary," they may or may not accurately reflect the fees that area dentists charge. There is wide fluctuation and lack of government regulation on how a plan determines the "customary" fee level.

• Table or Schedule of Allowance programs determine a list of covered services with an assigned dollar amount. That dollar amount represents just how much the plan will pay for those services that are covered, regardless of the fee charged by the dentist. The difference between the allowed charge and the dentist's fee is billed to the patient.

• Capitation programs pay contracted dentists a fixed amount (usually on a monthly basis) per enrolled family or patient. In return, the dentists agree to provide specific types of treatment to the patients at no charge (for some treatments there may be a patient co-payment). The capitation premium that is paid may differ greatly from the amount the plan provides for the patient's actual dental care.

Read the Full Article at: http://www.webmd.com/oral-health/guide/dental-health-insurance

Dental health benefit plans vary widely. Learn what to look for when selecting a plan.

04/08/2014

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This short video talks about dental insurance options. Dental insurance is very important to keep the health of you teeth strong. You may want a plan just to cover the basic work or you may be so...

04/07/2014

Dental Insurance

In this short video, we discuss Discount Plans and No-Waiting Period Dental Insurance Options

04/03/2014

Dental Insurance Explained

The Differences Between Dental Discount Plans and Dental Insurance.

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