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In This
Issue:
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Delta
Dental's 2002 Claims and Customer Service Performance
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On Our Web
Site
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Senior
Smiles Stay Healthy with Proper Care in Later Years
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Athletes
Can End Every Game with a Smile if They Wear Mouth
Guards
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Delta Dental's high service levels
continued to improve in 2002. We processed significantly
more claims, handled nearly 1 million calls to Customer
Service, maintained high levels of quality control, and
expanded our network of dentists. For details, click
here.
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Delta Dental recently added several
new features to our Web site, including oral health
flashcards for kids, a new issue of Wisdom Tooth,
and a section on Compliance, which covers everything
from the new Health Insurance Portability and
Accountability Act to state regulations affecting
privacy. For more information, read
on. |
A healthy mouth is vital to a
senior's quality of life. Strong, healthy teeth help
ensure that seniors can enjoy a balanced diet and avoid
the pain of decay and disease well into their later
years. Fortunately, with proper care, most seniors can
have healthy mouths for their entire lives. For the full
story on keeping teeth healthy throughout your golden
years, click here. |
As the weather heats up, kids head to
the athletic field. The American Academy of Pediatric
Dentistry recommends that children wear mouth guards
whenever they participate in activities with a risk of
falls or of head contact with other players or
equipment. These include football, baseball, basketball,
soccer, hockey, skateboarding and gymnastics. To find
out why mouth guards are so important, and how to select
one for your child, read
on. |
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