HOW-TO GUIDE | By The Simplyhealth Team
Insights > Health and wellbeing > How to implement a dental insurance plan
HOW-TO GUIDE | | | By The Simplyhealth Team | 25th January 2018 |
A dental plan is one of the top ways you can positively and proactively support the health and wellbeing of your employees.
It’s seen by employers and employees alike as an everyday, tangible benefit with advantages ranging from reduced sickness absence to happier colleagues with healthier smiles. Unlike most other forms of healthcare, your employees are expected to visit their dentist for regular check-ups, even if they don’t have any visible or painful dental issues.
Dentists are experts in oral healthcare, and they’re often best placed to advise your employees on how to care for their teeth and gums at home, as well as how their lifestyle can affect their oral health.
This is because our teeth provide a window to our overall health.
Dentists are able to spot problems such as cardiovascular problems, lung disease, diabetes and even bowel cancer. And all we have to do to be proactive with these health risks is regularly visit our dentist.
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