Are you wrecking your teeth without even knowing it? If you suck your thumb or suck on lemons, you’re doing your pearly whites wrong. And did you know that biting your nails is not only bad for your fingers, it can actually hurt your teeth, too? While some of these dental health “don’ts” can do immediate damage to your teeth…
Do you have tissue issues and spinal subluxations following a car or motorcycle accident? You’re not alone. According to the American Academic of Orthopedic Surgeons, 15 to 40 percent of car crash victims will struggle with chronic pain for the rest of their lives. A major culprit: whiplash, a condition in which a forceful back-and-forth movement injures the neck. Whiplash…
More than 40 million Americans are saddled with medical debt. With the cost of healthcare on the rise and insurance coverage on shaky ground for many working class people, it’s becoming harder and harder to pay hospital bills for unexpected emergencies or even routine (but costly) treatments. So exactly what does happen when you have unpaid medical bills? If you…
Breast augmentation is one of the most common and popular cosmetic surgery procedures in the country. According to the American Society of Plastic Surgeons, 307,000 women had breast implants placed in 2011. Of course, all of these surgical cases were different and the women chose the procedure for a variety of reasons. However, most breast augmentation patients choose implants for…
A lot of people are confused between dental insurance and dental finance-which one is worth the money. While many resort to insurance, some prefer finance. They both have their own pros and cons. Insurance is tricky whereas finance is full of jargon terms. In this post, I will give you a complete, neutral overview of both the terms so you…
I went about 10 years without seeing a dentist, and I never properly brushed and flossed. This resulted in a medical condition that caused the tooth decay and required dental implants. I had absolutely no money to fund the treatment and I couldn’t leave because it was too painful. It is a tough spot to be in when you do…
Using credit cards to pay for your purchases can attract some really great benefits including airline miles and hotel points, but what happens when you have to pay for a medical bill that skyrockets to more than $1,000? Should you make the purchase using your credit card? Or opt for any other option available to you? It cannot be emphasized…
