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The article discusses the limitations and drawbacks of dental benefit plans and proposes the use of medical billing as an alternative. It argues that dental benefit plans restrict the care provided by dentists and lead to sub-par treatment for patients. The article highlights the financial burden faced by dental practices and the need for higher reimbursement rates. It also emphasizes the benefits of medical billing for both dentists and patients, including increased access to care and lower out-of-pocket costs. The article suggests that medical billing can revolutionize dental practices and create a win-win situation for everyone involved. [Extracted from the article]

The article discusses the importance of providing patients information to enable them make informed decisions with regards to the choice of oral rinse for reducing gingival inflammation and improving the patients' oral health without unwanted side effects. Particular focus is given to the importance of clear communication to reduce patients' confusion in selecting oral rinses and prerinse products. It also discusses the available options for patients, and details relating to chlorine dioxide.

The article focuses on how dental practices can protect themselves from inflation and decreased dental reimbursements by billing to medical insurance. It discusses the benefits of billing to both dental and medical insurance, the types of procedures that can be billed to medical insurance, and the limitations of dental insurance in covering necessary treatments.