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As kids return to the classrooms, there’s a must-add to your list when getting ready: A visit to the dentist.
Summer and August appointments can address issues that may keep children out of school if they aren’t addressed promptly.
Once patients are seen, you can then have first-dibs on afternoon appointments in 6 months so that you don’t have to grab kids from school early.
The biggest plus is, the earlier and more often children see the dentist, the less likely they will be scared as adults. It’s also more likely they will continue to make oral health a priority for themselves.
Healthy Smiles of the Bluegrass wants to be an ally to parents when it comes to your children’s education. Not only do regular visits ensure good oral health, but they also can help avoid bigger dental issues that could affect a child’s education even more than a simple appointment.
A predictable alternative: an in-house membership plan
Back-to-school season comes with quite a bit of spending. Healthy Smiles understands this.
To help patients avoid the stress of pre-approvals and denials, Healthy Smiles of the Bluegrass offers an in-house membership plan designed to make preventive dental care more predictable and budget-friendly—especially for patients without traditional insurance or for those who want clearer costs.
Instead of wondering what may or may not be covered, membership plans are typically structured with set benefits and straightforward pricing, so you know what you’re getting and can plan ahead.
To learn more about the Smile Saver Plan and see which option fits your needs, visit: healthysmilesofthebluegrass.com
