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Tooth Extractions 101

December 6, 2021.Individuals.#dental procedure

While it’s most common for teens and adults to have their wisdom teeth removed, other factors can make extraction of a permanent tooth necessary. Know what to expect during and after a tooth extraction procedure for your peace of mind. Causes Yes, permanent teeth are meant to stay with you throughout your life. However, it can become necessary to have them removed due to several factors, including: Tooth decay. Severe cavities may not be improved by antibiotics or a root canal. In that case, your dentist may recommend a tooth extraction. Gum disease. If advanced, severe infection to teeth and surrounding tissue and bones may result in complete removal of the infected tooth. Risk of infection. Those experiencing a compromised immune system can benefit from a tooth extraction if the risk of infection is enough to cause concern. Crowded mouth. If there’s not enough room in the mouth for erupting […]

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Understanding Pre-Estimates

November 8, 2021.Individuals

When considering any dental procedure, don’t overlook a pre-estimate. It’s simply a resource to provide you with a cost estimate prior to receiving treatment. Keep in mind, a pre-estimate is not an absolute guarantee, but rather a best estimate. Asking for an estimate before you undergo a dental procedure gives you the power to know costs involved before you commit and avoid any surprise bills. What is a pre-estimate? Obtaining a pre-estimate is easy. Once you submit a request through your dental office, they’ll file the recommended treatment plan with your dental carrier, who will review the documents and treatment recommendation to create a pre-estimate based on your plan benefits. The pre-estimate takes several factors into account, including your dental plan benefits, annual maximum and any deductible amounts. When to use it Pre-estimates are helpful when planning for more extensive dental treatments but can be applied to any dental procedure […]

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5 Healthy Halloween Tips

October 8, 2021.Individuals.#candy

Boo! Don’t be spooked by the thought of sugar harming your child’s teeth this Halloween. While the holiday is known for indulging in sweet treats, there’s ways to enjoy candy without risking your smile. Here are our top five tips for tooth-friendly trick or treating: 1. Be selective with your sweets Not all sweet treats are the same. In fact, chewy, hard or sour candies are worse for teeth than other types of candy. Hard candies can be particularly tough on teeth, so remind your child to avoid biting if they indulge in this type of treat. Chewy candies are also more problematic because they are typically kept in the mouth longer, extending the time teeth are exposed to sugar. Sour candies are usually very acidic, which can damage tooth enamel, increasing the risk of cavities. 2. Opt for tooth-friendly alternatives Letting kids enjoy themselves while finding a compromise can […]

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Dental X-Rays 101

September 9, 2021.Individuals.#dental x ray
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Want to get a clear picture of your oral health? Dental X-rays are a valuable option! They’re a common diagnostic tool used by dentists to capture an accurate image of the mouth – including teeth and gums. Dental X-rays, also referred to as radiographs, use low doses of radiation to help your dentist identify oral health issues early on, which can help avoid more complex health issues and costly treatments in the future. Types of X-rays There are two main types of dental X-rays: Intraoral X-rays place X-ray film inside the mouth and are the most common type of X-ray. That’s because they allow dentists to find cavities, check the health of teeth roots, bone surrounding teeth and the status of developing teeth. Extraoral X-rays are taken with the X-ray film outside of the mouth. This type focuses on the larger view of your jaw and skull. Common dental X-rays: […]

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Bonus Program for our Broker Partners

August 13, 2021.Brokers & General Agents.#bonus

TruAssure’s Broker promotional program gives you an opportunity to earn an additional $500 to $1,000 bonus per group (dependent on size) for every college, school or municipality you place with TruAssure. Help those serving our communities by showing them how truly affordable comprehensive dental coverage can be. And, help yourself to a generous bonus per qualified group.*   *This promotional bonus program is valid for select college, school and municipality groups placed with TruAssure. Partners are eligible for a $500 bonus per group when they place a college, school or municipality group with 51-100 eligible enrollees. Partners are eligible for a $1,000 bonus per group when they place a college, school or municipality group with 101+ eligible enrollees.

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