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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]I agree with good shoes. [b]Also, we pay for an extra dental cleaning[/b] (so 3 a year, not 2) and find that it has had an overall improvement in quality of life/health. As a result, we see a savings. I do think that there's a difference though between splurges and investments. To me splurges are those things that have no monetary return, but brighten life: good cheese, high quality soaps, etc.[/quote] I don't get this. Were you having cavities with 2 cleanings per year, and now you have fewer cavities per year? We are 2 adults 2 children, and we get our teeth cleaned once a year (actually much less frequently for us adults) and none of us ever has a single cavity. Kids are tweens. I have a terrible dental phobia and only see the dentist in my hometown, once waited 4 years, still, no cavities or issues, thank god. We do all brush 2x day. [/quote] Dental health is a little more than just avoiding cavities. My dental insurance pays for cleanings 3x per year for people with certain conditions, including pregnant women and diabetics (there are others, I just don't remember them). Gum health has been tied to many other health conditions. [/quote]
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