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Dental Insurance

Everybody should visit the dentist regularly for a routine check up. Typically the advice is that we should make an appointment every six months or so. Few of us do, of course, and a reprimand from the dental surgeon is not an unfamiliar experience for most.

But simple forgetfulness apart, sometimes it is the fear of what will need to be done and, more to the point, what that work will cost, that leads many of us to put off the inevitable.

If we knew for certain that each visit would result in a filling or two, along with some helpful if unwelcome advice about eating less chocolate, then we could plan ahead. But what do we do when times are hard, when every penny counts and when there is a very real fear that the news will be that we need major treatment, and soon?

One very good way of avoiding this scary scenario is to take out dental insurance. A simple, regular monthly payment ensures that one receives an agreed amount of cover in the event of unexpected treatments being required for emergencies, accidents abroad or, worse still, a diagnosis of oral cancer, as well as more likely remedial or