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Family Dental Plans, HMO, PPO Indemnity, and Discount Cards in Florida

Friday, Jul. 1st 2011 8:52 AM

I could really use some help in understanding the different dental plan and how they work so I can then figure out which one is the best for my family and I to buy. I am 45 and do not have any dental benefits.  I have a family of four and  with all of us we probably need around $2000 or more worth of dental work done.   I really need to find he best dental plan that could help me save some money on my family dental care.   Can you offer some good suggestions as to where to start?

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