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You are writing a blog post about dental insurance. Only 5 percent of your employees have signed up for dental insurance. You estimate that at least 40 percent of your employees would save money by getting dental insurance, most noticeably those employees who have children in their homes. Which of the following statements is best? Will you save money with dental insurance? In most cases, yes. So, please join us for this short 15-minute presentation to find out if dental insurance will pay off for you.
Dental insurance often gets a bad rap and many people think that it's just not worth it. Yet, it does pay off for most employees, so please join us for this short 15-minute presentation to find out if dental insurance will pay off for you.
Will you save money with dental insurance? It’s a sure bet for most employees. Come to a 15-minute presentation to find out how you can save $550 or more per year by enrolling in dental insurance today.
Will you save money with dental insurance? In some cases, yes. In some cases, no. We estimate that the average family of four will save nearly $550 per year by enrolling in dental insurance, so please join us for this short 15-minute presentation to find out if dental insurance will pay off for you.

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