With November almost over, we’re quickly reaching the end of 2013. That means 2014 will be with us before you know it. It also means you have a very limited time to take advantage of your remaining dental benefits.
That’s because what you have left over on your benefits now won’t roll over to next year. Instead, 2014 will come with a new deductible, a new yearly maximum, and possibly new co-pays and premiums. All of which means that now is the best time to take advantage of the benefits you have left.
We recommend that all of our Juno Beach patients visit Dr. Keuning or Dr. Riley twice a year for a regular checkup. We would also be happy to help you plan your care for next year with a consultation. During your consultation, we can talk about your treatment options and help you craft a treatment plan for one or more general, cosmetic or restorative services.
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Do you still have part of your yearly maximum to use? Call Juno Beach Restorative & Aesthetic Dentistry today to schedule your last visit for 2013. We offer general, cosmetic, and restorative care to patients from Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, North Palm Beach, or Tequesta.

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