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Baby Dental Care, Toddler Tooth Health.

Tuesday, Jun. 5th 2012 9:31 AM

I have a three year old son and he has not yet seen a dentist.  I want to take him for his first dental appointment. I do not have current dental insurance but I am due to receive dental benefits in another six months.  Should I continue to wait until I receive my employee’s benefits or is there a temporary dental plan I could get for my son dental care?

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