Dental Procedures
Whether you need a filling, root canal or a tooth removed, learn what you need to know about dental procedures and maintaining your oral health.
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While many people set aside money to cover medical expenses, dental work often isn't included in those savings. If you have to have a dental procedure but can't immediately pay for it, you may be able to finance it.
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Going to the dentist is bad enough. But does she really have to use that awkward dental dam, too?
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