If you’re one of the millions of Americans who have dental insurance, you probably already know that you are about to lose out on all of your unused benefits at the end of the year. This is because most insurance companies renew all benefits at the beginning of each calendar year. There is no better time than now to maximize dental insurance benefits. Continue reading to learn more about how you can do this before the year comes to an end.

It’s already stressful enough when your tooth is suddenly aching, broken, or even knocked out. The last thing you should be worrying about in an emergency is whether your dental insurance will cover the cost of your treatment. Many people aren’t aware of what exactly their dental insurance covers. To make things easier for you, read this blog post about whether your insurance will cover dental emergencies, and how to prevent these situations in the first place.

If it feels like second nature for you to enter your dentist’s office and give your hygienist a high-five or shake the hand of the person behind the front desk, you’ll need to learn to resist the next time you visit. COVID-19 has caused various changes to occur in dental practices throughout the United States, one of which is practicing social distancing. Before arriving for your appointment, a dentist explains why contactless greetings are best during this time.

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Getting back to doing your day-to-day tasks can be heard, especially when the threat of COVID-19 still lingers. Now, your dentist in Flint has implemented dozens of new safety protocols to ensure that their practice is safe and sterile for each patient that walks through their doors. That way, you can focus on maintaining your oral health and rest-assured that your wellness isn’t at-risk. Read on to learn about five dental safety protocols being made to do this. (more…)

The COVID-19 pandemic is a scary thing. Now, more than ever, it’s important to practice excellent hygiene habits. You should take steps to ensure that both you and your family stay safe and healthy. While many people don’t think of their toothbrush as a way of spreading or catching the virus, it is covered in bacteria daily. If you live with others, this is especially true. Practicing safe oral hygiene habits will keep everyone living their best lives.

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