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Up to 60% savings on other procedures Checking account required unless you pay annually
How do I enroll right now for just myself and/or my family ? 1. Read about the Benefits and see the savings! 2. This is all you pay: Your Premium 3. Next choose a Dental Provider in your area. 4. Now read the "fine print" regarding your Enrollment Procedures. 5. Just print and fill out This Form and mail it in today to CompBenefits with your check for the premium plus a one time enrollment fee of $35.00. Mail to:
(Checks payable to CompBenefits Corp. Please note: New Phone number for Sara Cazin Insurance - Tampa Office: (813) 909-7645 - 909-SMILE "Monthly bank draft" - Please include the voided check or a request for the voided check will be made and this will delay your enrollment. Congratulations ! You are now a part of the #1 pre-paid dental plan in Florida ! Downloading some of the links above take awhile. If you are unable to download, please e-mail us for information to be mailed to you. Include your full address. Phone numbers are not necessary. Thank you! How do I enroll my company and employees? General Agent offering me this plan History of American Dental Plan - A CompBenefits Company saracazin@floridadentalinsurance.com University of Florida College of Dentistry
Other links of interest explaining a variety of dental procedures. "Oral Health is so
important"! Read the article below from the ADA and start
your children's visits to the dentist at a young age. Make the day
"a day to look forward to" and not an unpleasant one.
Plan something exciting for after the visit. They will remember!
Don't let your child celebrate his or her first birthday without a trip to the dentist first. February is National Children's Dental Health Month, sponsored by the American Dental Association, which encourages all parents to schedule children's first dental visit before they eat their first birthday cake. "The sooner your child visits the dentist, the better chance we have to prevent problems," says Kimberly Harms of the ADA. "The first visit is important because the dentist will examine the baby's mouth, teeth and gums. The dentist will teach the parent how to effectively clean the child's teeth and gums. Dentists can also help parents with the problem of thumb-sucking. Parents should bring their child six months after the first tooth appears and no later than age 1, the ADA recommends. The ADA also reminds parents not to tell their children scary stories about visiting the dentist. Going to the dentist, the ADA says, should be a positive experience for children. And early dental visits will help establish good oral-health habits, the ADA says.
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