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Delta Dental has affordable individual dental plans available for you. These plans make it easy to receive Delta Dental coverage and protect your health.
Keeping your smile healthy is an important part of keeping your body healthy. LifeSmile is an oral wellness program that helps you focus on your oral health and well-being with education and tips for improving and maintaining good dental health habits.
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A healthy mouth is more than just a nice smile. It helps you to eat, drink, talk and smile. And since oral health and overall health are connected, having a healthy smile can help keep the rest of your body healthy, too.
Baby teeth may be temporary, but prolonged exposure to sugary drinks can put infants at risk of baby bottle decay.
Your smile is the first thing others notice about you. Keep it healthy by making wise choices.
Studies have shown that gum disease and heart disease have similar underlying causes, making your oral health care important for your heart health.
Wearing dentures doesn’t mean you have to hide from the camera. With routine dental visits and good oral health, you can smile for years to come.
Baby teeth are important! Taking care of your child’s oral health is key to long-term better overall health.
Research has found a strong connection between gum disease and diabetes. Learn how people with diabetes can manage their oral health and overall health.
Tooth loss can affect your day-to-day activities, but thankfully there’s a solution. Dental implants are functional, natural looking and comfortable.
Your dentist searches for clues that may point to other serious health issues.
Saliva is one of the most versatile, but underappreciated substances out there. Delta Dental has discovered saliva can even save your life.
More than 10 million Americans suffer from eating disorders, and your dentist is at the frontline of spotting them and their effects on oral health.
Baby teeth are already present in the jaws at birth, making oral health from infancy important. Schedule your child’s first dental visit by age 1.
Brushing your teeth twice a day is great for your smile, but without flossing, you may be missing up to 40 percent of the surface of your teeth!
View and download a copy of the latest issue of grin! magazine. It is full of news, notes and entertainment to keep your smile healthy and happy!