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Baby Dental Benefits Providers in Florida.

Wednesday, Apr. 13th 2011 9:21 AM

Baby Dental Benefits Providers in Florida. I have current dental insurance though my job. Even though my son is added to our family dental insurance plan, since he is only two there are not dental benefit providers in our current dental plan that will take a two year old.

So in short I still do not have dental insurance benefits for my two year old son. Looking for a plan that can help us until our son is four when one of the dental provider will start to see him. Thanks.

 

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