Jul
18
2012

How I Save $100′s On Dental Bills (and a coupon!)

by Kimberlee

Confession: I hate flossing. Actually I think it’s more like I despise it.

The truth is, I don’t want to take time out of my day to spend 15 minutes on my teeth. (My poor dental hygienist grandmother would roll over in her grave to hear this, so let’s just keep it our secret.)

Although I hate it, I make myself floss because it keeps me from spending hundreds of dollars at the dentist (seriously!), and prevents me from having to purchase removable teeth in the future.

Thankfully someone has come up with a terrific solution to my dilemma: GUM has created Go Betweens. Go Betweens are floss alternatives that let you clean your teeth with one hand while clicking the computer mouse or remote with your other hand. (Did I mention that I enjoy multitasking?)

$0.55 off GUM Go-Betweens

If you are interested in checking out Go Betweens, you can print a coupon for $.55 off 1 GUM Go-Betweens product!

Happy non-flossing! :)

 

(Please note: I know this sounds like GUM paid me to promote their product. They did not. I am genuinely excited to find a way to floss with one hand without using one of those floss picks that break in about 2 seconds. I will, however, make a few cents if you click through and print the coupon.)

 

{ 6 comments… read them below or add one }

Jaime July 18, 2012 at 8:35 pm

I definitely agree; I hate flossing, but realized that flossing makes the dentist visits hurt less, lol. If only I could make my husband realize that.

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Kimberlee July 18, 2012 at 8:44 pm

The dentist finally convinced my hubby after a serious dental bill. :)

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katie July 18, 2012 at 9:55 pm

I’ve worked at a dental office for years now and even I don’t really enjoy flossing! lol those go betweens are awesome though and they make it easier for people who have problems flossing also(like handicapped or elderly)

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Kimberly July 19, 2012 at 3:45 pm

I was telling my husband the other night (while flossing) that people that floss live 6.4 years longer.

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Kimberlee July 19, 2012 at 3:53 pm

What? I hadn’t heard that statistic. :)

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Tricia July 20, 2012 at 7:41 pm

Research has link periodontal disease and heart attacks.

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