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Baby Dental, Orthodontic Care and Insurance Coverage.

Friday, Sep. 19th 2014 10:32 AM

Before having orthodontic care check your dental insurance plan to under stand your coverages.  Many dental insurance plans are limited in the coverage provided for orthodontic services.  Such as some dental insurance plan may only cover minors up to age 19, where others plans may limitations the amount they cover up too or the type of braces that are covered. Understanding your plans benefits for orthodontic care will prevent any unexpected surprises later.

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