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Dental Insurance 2008 p1:

• Delta Dental recommends giving the holiday gift of oral health
  A toothbrush, dental floss, sugar-free gum are healthy gift ideas.
• Regular oral care improves whole-body wellness
  Gum disease-diabetes connection is one example.
• Delta Dental Plans Association launches smiles project
  When the 10,000th photo of people smiling is uploaded to its microsite, association will donate $10,000 to the National Head Start Association.
• Report shows school youth treated by program have moderate or severe dental decay
  Indiana University and Delta Dental Foundation project works to improve dental health of thousands of Indiana children.
• Northeast Delta Dental reimburses for VELscope oral cancer exams
  Move might lead other insurers to follow suit.
• MDCH, Delta Dental of Michigan team up to fight tooth decay
  Varnish! Michigan program could benefit more than 8,000 low-income children.
• Hockey team helps encourage kids to "Protect Your Fangs"
  Nashville Predators and Delta Dental of Tennessee join forces to promote use of mouth guards.
• NADP white paper demonstrates how dental benefits overcome consumers' top concern
  Based on its Consumer Survey of more than 6,000 individuals, NADP discovered lack of insurance is the most common reason for not visiting the dentist -- seven times more common than fear.
• Principal Financial Group takes some of the bite from cancer treatments
  New dental benefit program reaches members undergoing chemotherapy and radiation treatments.
• CIGNA offers assistance to members in Missouri disaster area
  CIGNA recognizes that individuals affected by community disasters sometimes need resources to assist them in coping with the shock and grief over such circumstances.

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