When it comes to money from your dental insurance plan, there are two choices: You can either use it yourself to see a dentist affordably, or the insurance company can keep it! Although most plans expire on December 31st, many people don’t schedule their visits in time and wind up losing hundreds in benefits each year. Fortunately, you still have a chance to do something about it in 2019. Keep reading to learn the 4 questions you should ask to get the most from your dental insurance plan. 

You are choosing to get dental implants because this modern restorative procedure boasts a 95 percent success rate and has improved thousands of lives. Unlike traditional replacement options like dentures, crowns, and bridges, dental implants are surgically placed in your jaw to replace the entire structure of your missing tooth. Like all dental procedures, there is a slight chance that your body won’t accept the titanium posts. While failed implants are rare, if it does happen, it’s important to identify it quickly and not panic. Read on to learn the symptoms of failing implants and what you should do.

You’ve bought the same brand of toothbrush for years — or you just use the one your dentist gives you after checkups. It’s nothing too fancy, definitely not too expensive, and you’ve never given much thought to trying a different kind. Your toothbrush works fine after all — but only just fine. Lately, your friend has been gushing about the new electronic toothbrush they recently bought. It’s led you to wonder if you should try switching to a brush that could better satisfy you, but you’re nervous about wasting your time and money.

Are you wanting to explore your toothbrush options but aren’t sure where to start? In this post, you’ll learn how to find the toothbrush that’s best for you.