A dental discount plan, also known as a dental savings plan, is a membership-based discount plan for dental health. With a dental savings plan the customer will pay the cost of dental services after the savings have been deducted from the final bill. Many dental savings plans will have savings between 10-60%, but a Doc Wellbee dental savings plan has savings of 25%-65% on most dental procedures. With Doc Wellbee you can expect the top dental plan in Georgia. An advantage to a discount plan is that there is no limit to the amount of care you can get during the year. You will pay out of pocket for every discounted service, but you can use as many services as you like each year. For example, if you have gingivitis, a common form of gum disease, your dentist might want you to visit them 3-4 times a year to receive treatment. With a dental savings plan, you will get a discount for every visits, but many insurance companies will only pay for two visits a year.

Any dentist will tell you that the recommended number of trips you should make each year is two. You may think dental check-ups are all about getting your teeth cleaned, but your dentist does much more than polish your teeth when you visit. Regular dental visits are important because they allow your dentist to: detect cavities early and catch gum disease early. Your dentist examines your teeth to find cavities while they're still minor, the earlier you catch them, the less expensive cavities are to treat. Many people with gum disease don't even realize they have it. Regular dentist visits are important, and so is saving money, which is why you should consider joining Doc Wellbee to save you money and be a part of the top dental plan in Georgia.

Oral health is more important than many people realize. One cause of pneumonia is poor oral health and poor oral hygiene. Scientists have found that bacteria growing in the oral cavity can be aspirated into the lung to cause respiratory diseases such as pneumonia, especially in people with gum disease. A mom's oral health is connected to the health of her unborn baby–and it can all be traced to the bacteria in her mouth. When a pregnant woman has excessive bacteria growth in her mouth, it can enter the bloodstream through her gums and travel to the uterus. This could trigger the production of chemicals called prostaglandins that are suspected to induce premature labor. Did you know diabetes can also cause problems in your mouth? People with diabetes have a higher chance of having periodontal (gum) disease. Periodontal disease can lead to pain, bad breath that doesn’t go away, chewing difficulties, and even tooth loss. Diabetes can also slow down healing, so it can interfere with treatment of gum disease.

Make sure you are taking care of those teeth and going to the dentist regularly, but don’t overpay for those services. Sign up today for the top dental plan in Georgia and get more bang for your buck! We’ll get you saving right away because there are no waiting periods when you sign up for a dental savings plan with Doc Wellbee. There are also no annual limits, no claim forms and nobody is denied coverage. To sign up you can call our office at (866)519-7667 or go online to docwellbee.com /affordable-dental-plans-pricing.