Insurance for Dental Services - Why You Don't Need It

Why Do You Need to be a Preferred Medical Card Member?

In 2001, a Surgeon General report revealed that more than 108 million Americans - kids and adults alike - are not protected with dental insurance. This is worrying, considering that tooth decay also happens to be the most severe of all childhood diseases. But it's also understandable, considering the exorbitant rates that many healthcare companies charge consumers for dental protection.

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Thankfully, our CareXpress program offers consumers a more affordable alternative - be a Preferred Medical Card member and you'll enjoy the best dental plans at lower rates together with other health benefits.

Through CareXpress, rates could be cut by half for various types of dental services, thanks to its expansive network of dental experts.

If you already have dental insurance, that doesn't mean you don't need to be a Preferred Medical Card member. What happens when you go over your insurance limit? You'd have to pay for products and services in full, won't you? But that's going to happen when you become a part of the growing family of CareXpress.

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What Kind of Dental Service Do You Need?

As a Preferred Medical Card member, you will be treated by the best dental experts in the industry. But of course, you need to know what kind of dental service you'll need first. Examples of dental services that you could obtain at reduced rates from CareXpress have been listed below.

General Dentistry

This is also known as family dentistry. You need the services of a general dentist if you merely wish to have your dental condition diagnosed or you're need of simple dental treatments or medication. For more serious needs, you will have to approach dentists with specialized knowledge.

Orthodontics

Are you troubled by the irregular arrangement or appearance of your teeth? If so, then you need the services of an orthodontist. Orthodontics focuses primarily on the prevention and treatment of dental irregularities. Simply put, orthodontists are expert at making your teeth look - rather than feel - better. They are specially qualified to design and apply retainers, braces, and other corrective devices.

Endodontics

While you've probably often heard about the works of orthodontists and periodontists, you're probably not as familiar with the work of an endodontist. That's understandable, considering as endodontics is the study of dental diseases or those specifically affecting nerves, tissue, and blood vessels of your teeth. As such, you'll only require the attention of an endodontist when you're suffering from chronic dental pain. Root canals are probably the most common of all endodontic procedures, which removes infected teeth tissue and refill its nerve canals.

Periodontics

This science is similar to endodontics, only this time it involves treatment of injuries, diseases, or deformities of your gums as well as the bones that keep your teeth in position. Periodontitis is the most common type of disease treated by periodontists.

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