Staying Healthy during the Holidays, Tip’s from AmeriPlan.

The holiday season has arrived, a time of celebration with food, family and friends. But the holidays also can become a challenging time for both our emotional and physical health. Here are some tips from AmeriPlan on how to stay healthy during the holidays: Eat healthy. While many people gain anywhere from 5-10 pounds during…

How to Save Money on Braces with an AmeriPlan dental plan

Most parents cringe when they learn their child needs braces. Braces are often expensive, and many dental insurance policies don’t cover them or only a portion of the total costs, which can range from $1,500 to more than $7,000. These costs often cover the one to two years of monthly adjustments and orthodontist visits. Adults…

Osteoporosis May Be Detected Early With Proper Oral Health.

Recent studies have found a link between osteoporosis and tooth loss. Osteoporosis is a bone condition, mostly affecting women but men also develop it, too, where bones lose density and become prone to fractures. Osteoporosis affects many bones throughout the body, and dentists are discovering that dental x-rays, taken at regular dental exams, can detect…

Affordable Dental Plans Can Help Treat Sensitive Teeth.

If the thought of crunching a piece of ice between your teeth sends a shiver through your body, then you understand the pain of sensitive teeth. Teeth become sensitive when the enamel that protects your teeth’s surfaces erodes, exposing the tiny, hollow canals of your teeth. These canals, called dentin, transmit those hot and cold…

Low-Cost Dental Care May Prevent Tooth Decay in Children.

The numbers are frightening. A greater number of young children are suffering from severe tooth decay than they did even 10- and 20-years ago. According to the National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, tooth decay in children between ages 2 to 11 declined from the early 1970s to the mid-1990s, but since then, the…

Save Money on Dental Cleanings with AmeriPlan Affordable Dental Plans.

Don’t brush off your next dental visit. Your twice-a-year routine dental cleanings not only leave your teeth feeling clean and smooth, but these visits can help your dentist prevent serious dental and health problems in the future. Most dental cleanings cost an average of $100, depending on where you live. If you need dental x-rays,…