Q. Can you comment on dental insurance? I am a recent college graduate about to enter the workforce. Should I consider an employer offering health coverage including dental over one that does not? Do you have any experience in that [...]

Mike Andrei's wife Sheila doesn't have dental insurance, so when she needed emergency dental surgery in December, he went to the cheapest place he could find. All of Sheila's teeth were removed and the Auburn couple was billed $7,200. Andrei [...]

Do you like your teeth? Good. Then, don’t be like almost a third of Garden State residents. About 29 percent of New Jersey residents did not visit a dentist in the last year, according to a 2011-2016 survey done by [...]

The progressive call for Medicare to become universal in the United States, championed by progressive stalwarts like Sen. Bernie Sanders (I-Vt.), relies on a simple yet solid ideological principle: that healthcare, by virtue  of being a necessity, should be a [...]

Published in American Journal of Preventive Medicine With chronic conditions affecting millions and periodontal disease an epidemic in its own right—nearly half of all Americans have periodontal disease at any time.1 Our new research builds on the results of our [...]

Even for covered services, most dental plans share the costs of treatment with you. If you have benefits through work, the amount the plan covers is determined by how much your employer pays into the plan. If you have an [...]