Whether you’ve had dental insurance for years or just recently got coverage, you may be wondering how to maximize your benefits. Unfortunately, the unfamiliar jargon and pages of paperwork that come with your policy aren’t exactly user-friendly. So, if you’ve found yourself wondering something similar, you certainly aren’t alone. While there are a variety of factors that make your plan unique, understanding the difference between in-network and out-of-network providers is a good place to start. So, a dentist in Fort Smith is sharing the differences between the two and the benefits of each!
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While millions of people get dental insurance from their employer, most of them will end of wasting money they spent because their benefits will reset on January 1st, 2020. The bad news is most people are unaware of this until they actually try to use their benefits and are told by the receptionist or their insurance provider that they are no longer available. Thankfully, there’s good news. You can still make use of your 
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