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Electric toothbrushes are vital to oral health. That’s why when you register with Beam and opt in for the Beam Perks program, we will send you and your dependents over the age of 4 the Beam Brush for free.

With nearly 50 million reviews and insights for more than 1 million companies, it’s no wonder that people turn to Glassdoor for a proverbial “peek behind the curtain.” Glassdoor sees an average of 67 million unique visitors to its website and mobile applications every month.

Your toothbrush helps you take care of your teeth by removing harmful, cavity-causing plaque. But your brush needs proper care, too, to do its job effectively. Maintaining your brush will maximize how much bacteria it can remove — and prevent bacteria from getting back into your mouth. The following tips will help you extend your toothbrush’s lifespan and help it clean your teeth as thoroughly as possible.

The most common word people use to describe dental benefits is “expensive.” Not far down the list is “boring.” If we’re doing our job right at Beam Benefits, it won’t be long before you start thinking of dental as something entirely different: affordable.

You’re a founder, CEO, human resources professional, or other benefits decision-maker at a small to midsize business.

If you are not convinced that dental benefits plans are a great perk for your team, check out this post. But if you want to learn more about how to approach the group dental plan decision for your team, read on.

Understanding dental benefits may seem a bit confusing or tedious. At Beam Benefits, we’re working to make dental plans more innovative, more exciting, and less confusing for everyone, whether you’re a client or just want to learn more. It may seem like some aspects of dental coverage are hard to get excited about, but it doesn’t mean we can’t make them easy to understand (and maybe even a little exciting).

Nobody wants to have a cavity. But when you’re proactive about getting treatment after noticing signs of tooth decay, there are effective options for treating it. Tooth fillings are the treatment of choice for most small- to medium-sized cavities. They can restore a tooth’s normal function, strength, and appearance, as well as alleviate any sensitivity or pain caused by the cavity.

Preferred provider organization – or PPO – dental plans will come with annual maximums, which are exactly what they sound like: the total amount of money a plan pays for covered dental services in a benefit year. If a member were to exceed the threshold, they’d have to pay for any remaining services out of pocket.