Floss is making headlines, but not in the way we hoped. By now you’ve heard about the Associated Press’ claim that evidence for flossing is “weak and unreliable.” Many dental professionals partially agree: they think flossing is a waste only if you’re not doing it right.
If you visit a Delta Dental network dentist, you won’t have to submit any paperwork – your dentist will submit a claim directly to Delta Dental of Wisconsin on your behalf after your dental appointment.
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Our mouths need professional cleanings. Plaque and tartar buildup happens over time, kind of like how a ceiling fan collects dust. Consistent dental care creates a healthy smile over time, but what can just one cleaning get rid of? A lot.
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Many young children go through a stage where they become extremely choosy about what they eat. Though it’s a normal phase, parents of picky eaters are often concerned about their kids getting proper nutrition (which in turn helps their dentition). If your child refuses to eat anything green or seems to be eating nothing but mac and cheese, don’t fear — we’ve got a few good ways to broaden their mealtime horizons.
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Need to add a dependent to your dental insurance? Ask yourself these five questions first:
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Sending little ones to bed without brushing may not seem like a big deal, but cavities are nearly 100% preventable which is why brushing twice a day is so important.
Emotions run high for pre-retirees. While the thought of retirement can be exciting because it means no more work, it can also be daunting for those who lose benefits.
A thorough dental routine can help prevent expensive dental procedures, but sometimes, dental care can be costly. Dental insurance aims to help cover the cost of treatment. Most plans cover all or most of your preventive care such as cleanings and checkups and basic treatments. Every once in a great while, you may need more extensive treatment such as a root canal or crown. Cost for these services can vary significantly depending on the severity of your condition, the region you live in, and whether you are visiting a Delta Dental network dentist.
Through our renewed sponsorship with Packers Radio Network, for every Green Bay Packers sack, Delta Dental of Wisconsin will donate $100 to the Seal-A-Smile program to help Sack Plaque in Wisconsin schools during the 2016/2017 NFL season.
August can be a big time of the year for children going back to school — but it’s also a big time of year for the Tooth Fairy. National Tooth Fairy Day is on August 22, and to celebrate, you can prep your little ones for losing their baby teeth. Most kids lose their first baby tooth around the age of 6, so it could easily happen at school (or daycare) when you’re not around to help. Here are a few items you might want to discuss with your child: