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Pennsylvania kids dental teeth care, and getting a good dental plan

Thursday, Feb. 3rd 2011 9:58 AM

Pennsylvania kids dental teeth care, and getting a good dental plan.  I have two boys ages four and six they both have been to the dentist just not as offen as they should.  I do not always have the money for them to go when their next visit comes up.  Therefore I would like to get a low cost family plan the offers free to low cost preventive care so I can take my boys to the dentist twice a year an on time.  I thank you for any advise on the plans you have as to which one would be best.

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