Flying is expensive these days, so it’s understandable that you probably wouldn’t want to change your flight information unless there was some sort of emergency. Well, getting a tooth extraction definitely counts! Going airborne right after this type of dental emergency treatment can result in severe discomfort or recovery complications. Before you decide that boarding a plane with a recently removed tooth is “no big deal,” read on and learn more about the risks.

You pay every month for your dental insurance, so of course you want to get something back for your investment! Rather than viewing your policy as a safety net if your smile ever needs major work, you can regard it as an ongoing protection against major oral health expenses. How can you get the greatest value out of it? Continue reading this blog post to discover five easy and practical tips.