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How Seniors Can Save on Dental Insurance with Financial Expert Suze Orman
When it comes to your health care, it is a big deal that at age 65 you are eligible for Medicare coverage. The monthly premiums are far less than what you would pay in the individual insurance market. That’s a great deal. But you still have to budget for plenty of medical costs.
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9 Mistakes To to Never Make with Your Money!
Your financial goals and needs will change as time passes, so what worked last year may not be your best choice this year. Ask yourself how you would feel if you lent money out and it was never paid back. Would it be a financial hit to you? If you answer yes to that question…
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World Oral Health Day – Happy Mouth, Happy Mind
World Oral Health Day is March 20, 2022, and the goal is to encourage as many people as possible to look after their mouth in order to protect their quality of life!
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Will Drinking Green Beer Dye My Teeth?
Bright green beer, milkshakes, cupcakes, and donuts – even green pizza!? Can these celebratory items really be consumed with no risk to a bright, white smile?
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How to Buy Dental Insurance
Choosing a dental insurance plan should be much easier than getting a root canal. But finding an affordable dental insurance plan that meets your needs, now and into the future, isn’t always a painless process.
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What is Basic Dental Insurance?
Most dental insurance plans do cover these sorts of treatments at 80% of the cost. You also don’t get coverage for root canals, crowns, bridges, dentures or orthodontics. Typically, dental insurance covers 50% of the cost of these services (20% for braces).
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Dental Savings Plans vs. Insurance: What’s the Difference?
Both dental insurance and dental savings plans, an alternative to dental insurance, can help you maintain your oral health and overall wellness. Which option you choose is an individual decision, which should be based on your dental care needs, budget, and preferences
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What is Supplemental Dental Insurance?
Supplemental insurance would seem to be the answer if you have exceeded your dental insurance plan's annual maximum or if your plan does not cover a needed procedure. But before you pay more for yet another insurance policy, consider potential problems and your options.
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How to Navigate Dental Insurance Waiting Periods
A dental emergency is never fun, especially if you're without dental insurance. When looking for dental insurance, you'll notice the term "waiting period," which can often be a roadblock for many people trying to get immediate dental treatment. We'll explain what a waiting period is and how it works.
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Prepaid Dental Insurance – What You Need To Know
The advantages to prepaid plans include low premiums (the fee you pay to belong to a plan), deep discounts on dental care, no annual spending limit, and coverage for pre-existing conditions. But what are the disadvantages?