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Dental work can be very expensive--and unfortunately, many procedures are not covered by your medical insurance. It is very important to understand that prevention is the key to help save and reduce the costs incurred from dental work. This article will help give you tips on save money on dental health.
Instructions
1. Maintain the health of your teeth and your mouth, since poor dental hygiene will increase the risk of getting ill and predisposes you to many other medical conditions. Brushing, cleaning and flossing several times a day will help keep your pearly whites and your mouth in optimum condition. This will reduce the number of dental visits and reduce the cost of dental work in the long run.
2. Refer family, friends or colleagues. Some dental offices offer reduced prices or free cleanings to those who refer patients to them.
3. Save money by not spending on over-the-counter dental products or teeth cleaners that are alcohol based. Alcohol dehydrates the gums and dental environment and increases the risk of dental problems.
4. Eat dental health-friendly foods, for example, vegetables containing fibers such as carrots, cucumbers and celery. The fibers can act as floss while you chew the food.
5. Research online to find out what government support or dental health plans are available to reduce the costs incurred from dental procedures.
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