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Question of the Week
 
How often do you get your teeth professionally cleaned?
 
With  1798 responses thus far, here's how the voting is going:
 
More than once a year
59.68% (1073)
About once a year
19.47% (350)
About every two years
5.56% (100)
About every three years
2.61% (47)
About every four years or more
5.51% (99)
Never
7.17% (129)
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what teeth :)
Posted:   8/17/2008  By: Bebop  
Someone thinking about going to dental school?
Posted:   8/13/2008  By: Anonymous  
We are fortunate to have Delta Dental insurance. Their website gives us the names of participating dentists wherever we are traveling. I was even able to arrange for an emergency root canal last year and we were only in the area for a week. Most dentists are more than willing to work with full-time RVers.
Posted:   8/12/2008  By: TravlinTrish  
FROM THE EDITOR: In response to some of the questions below: We post 52 survey questions a year. Not all of them are about RVing. These questions are not for marketing purposes, they are just for fun . . .
Posted:   8/10/2008  By: Chuck Woodbury, editor  
Do not understand! If you drive an RV what it has to with getting your teeth clean unless we are being used for a survey1
Posted:   8/10/2008  By: Anonymous  
Our monthly premium for two healthy people aged 56 is $516 with a $5100 deductible. (The only reason the premium is that low is because we have never had to use it. We pay cash for all incidentals.) That does NOT include dental insurance. We are full timers and have a hard time finding reliable dental care on the road. In fact dental care is our most expensive health care.
Posted:   8/9/2008  By: Rose Kirkwood  
A good follow up question would be, "How do full timers find a dentist willing to have them as a one-time patient?" Twice a year as allowed by dental health insurance.
Posted:   8/9/2008  By: Anonymous  
twice a year as allowed by our Group health coop Medicare advantage plan..
Posted:   8/9/2008  By: rdejongh  
What does this have to do with RVing?
Posted:   8/9/2008  By: Sandpile  
We have ours cleaned every 4 months. We have dental coverage for the first 2 times. We pay for the 3rd.
Posted:   8/9/2008  By: Glenda  
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