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• Your Complete Guide to Open Enrollment 2027 (Dental Coverage Edition) 

  Open enrollment  is one of the most important windows of the year for people reviewing their health and dental coverage options. For Americans who purchase their insurance through the federal or state marketplaces, this is the primary opportunity to…

• Scared of the Dentist but Need Treatment? 

  Think Going to the Dentist May Hurt? Not Going Can Be Worse.  Skipping the dentist to save money is one of the most understandable financial decisions people make. It’s also one of the most expensive.  More people are making that choic…

• Consumer Confidence Is at a Historic Low. Here’s What Waiting Is Actually Costing You. 

  I’ve spent most of my career in businesses where people were under financial pressure: credit, identity protection, lending. I’ve never seen sentiment data move as fast as what came out this spring.  The University of Michigan’s Surveys of Co…

• Root Canal Cost: What You’ll Pay With and Without Insurance 

  A root canal diagnosis can feel overwhelming, especially when cost enters the conversation. One of the first questions most patients ask is simple: how much is a root canal going to cost? The answer depends on several factors, including the tooth bei…

• How Much Do Braces Cost in 2026? A Complete Price Breakdown 

  Braces are one of the biggest dental investments many families and adults will make. If you’ve recently started researching treatment, you’ve probably already noticed that the price range is wide. In 2026, braces can cost anywhere from about $3,0…

• When Is Open Enrollment 2027? Key Dates, Deadlines, and Your Dental Options 

  The ACA Open Enrollment Period for 2027 coverage runs from November 1, 2026, to December 15, 2026 for the federal platform (healthcare.gov) and most states. To have your health insurance coverage active by January 1, 2027, you must complete your enro…

• Does Medicare Cover Dental? What Seniors Need to Know 

  Does Medicare cover dental treatment? For most routine dental care, the answer is no. Original Medicare, which includes Part A and Part B, does not cover routine dental exams, cleanings, fillings, dentures, implants, crowns, or root canals. That surp…

• How Much Is a Root Canal? Costs, Factors, and What to Expect 

  Getting a root canal diagnosis can feel stressful, especially if you are already dealing with tooth pain. Cost is often one of the first concerns, and the answer can vary depending on which tooth needs treatment, who performs the procedure, and wheth…

• What Questions Should You Ask Your Dentist? 

  Many patients leave the dentist wishing they had asked more questions. Maybe the cost caught them off guard, or they got home and realized they still did not fully understand the diagnosis. Being prepared with the right questions to ask a dentist lea…

• What to Expect at Your First Adult Dentist Appointment 

  Scheduling your first adult dentist appointment—or returning after a long gap—can feel intimidating. Many adults delay care simply because they are unsure what will happen or worry about discomfort or cost. Understanding what to expect at your fi…