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Information to help you find affordable dentistry
White teeth and a healthy tongue and gums are not simply cosmetic concerns. Poor oral health can lead to other serious medical conditions such as malnutrition and bacterial illnesses that could affect your heart and other vital organs.
If your current health plan does not include affordable dentistry, you have options. Reassurance Health regularly publishes dental articles about the importance of oral healthcare, self-help tips and supplemental dental plans to help ensure that your dental needs are met.
- A recent University of Michigan study has shown that with regular visits to the dentist, discounts of more than 10 percent on overall medical and pharmaceutical costs could be seen for diabetes patients - further underscoring the vital link between medical and dental health....
- A new survey sponsored by the Dental Trade Alliance Foundation found that about two-thirds of adults in the U.S. think that dental coverage is an important part of an overall healthcare reform package, with 40% of those respondents saying it's very important. ...
- Accidents happen--even for your teeth. To limit risk, it's important to know and follow these easy tips so you can avoid accident and injury to your teeth....
- A recent Gallup-Healthways poll of more than 350,000 Americans found that 34 percent did not see a dentist last year. Skipping regular dental visits could lead to costly tooth and gum problems. Furthermore, if left untreated, oral diseases can lead to serious health...
- During the recession, many families are cutting back on expenses, but some believe straight teeth are worth scrimping for. In a society that values appearance, orthodontics is seen as a necessity, not a luxury....
- The cost of dental work can be hard to shoulder for some families, and has caused many to seek out alternatives to the dentist around the corner in the form of medical tourism....
- While some may consider sports drinks to be a healthy alternative to sodas, a recent study completed by researchers at New York University College of Dentistry shows that the citric acid contained in most sports drinks can cause erosive tooth wear, which if left untreated...
- Many families rely on individual dental insurance to pay for their children's dental check ups. Without it, the cost can be cumbersome. However, it's important to not let the availability of individual health insurance coverage limit your child's access to dental care. ...
- When facing dental pain, quick relief is often given a higher priority than long-term sustainability. However, new research suggests careful initial consultation with your dentist or oral surgeon would minimize the amount of required follow-up care. ...
- Dentists often recommend sealants for children and for good reason. They help prevent tooth decay by protecting the enamel from plaques and acids, helping ensure a cavity-free smile for years to come. ...
- Any holiday can be a challenge for parents trying to limit the amount of candy and sweets their children are eating, but Dr. Mark Helpin of Temple University's Department of Pediatric Dentistry says, "It's not how much we eat but how often we eat these kinds of things that...
- Cheap health care benefits impact more than just the bank account of the individual receiving care. Every year, dental diseases result in the loss of millions of productive hours....
- Physicians and dentists alike agree that oral health care is a vital component in the comprehensive aspect of total body care. Those who have individual health insurance coverage may feel they're all set to receive quality dental care, but many Americans are facing another...
- In the world of discount health care, dental care is at the top of the popularity list. Why? Traditional dental insurance has been an area of contention for many people. If you're able to actually obtain dental insurance, there are multiple hitches that make the insurance...
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