For people who have a wilder streak about them, then there’s a broad range of non-prescription novelty contact lenses that are currently all rage. You can now look like an alien, as though you have cat’s eyes, flaming eyes, or any other possible appearance that you could ever want. Essentially, if you want it, they have it.

Surprisingly enough, changing look of your eye isn’t only reason that non prescription contact lenses exist. Many hospitals and clinics will utilize a special type of clear lens as a sort of bandage for cornea, especially after patient has undergone surgery for a cataract. Also, sports players and fanatic spectators will choose to use contact lenses that include filters for certain lights and colors so that they can better see ball or whatever other target they may need to see.

No matter reason that you choose to buy non prescription contact lenses, they’re certain to be comfortable and satisfying for you. Take advantage of a free offer from your favorite brand, and give them a “test drive”, so that you know that you can use them comfortably and without irritation.

Indemnity insurance is traditional type of insurance. You pay monthly or yearly premiums and you can use dentist of your choice. There is usually an annual benefits cap--for example, $2,500, and insurance pays a different percentage for different procedures, from 20 to 80 percent. The most significant advantage of this insurance is your personal choice of dentists--a very important feature for many people.

DHMOs are similar to medical HMOs and operate in much same way. Dentists are paid a flat rate to provide dental care for a certain number of patients. Patients pay an annual premium and are usually required to make co-payments for office visits and procedures. Patients do NOT get to choose their own dentist, but they are less expensive than indemnity plans.

PPOs are insurance plans where groups of dentists have agreed to provide discounted services to insured members. Members pay annual premiums and may get preventive care free and pay a certain percentage on other types of procedures. Patients can choose their own dentist, but will have to pay more money to do so.

Dental discount plans have grown remarkably in past few years. Not really insurance, dental discount plans have a network of dentists who have agreed to provide deeply discounted services to group members. Members can routinely save 50 percent on most dental services. The drawback to these plans are that they are somewhat limited in number and may be difficult to find in your area.

Whichever plan you choose, there are many reasons to maintain good dental health. Beyond having a healthy smile to improve your appearance, proper oral hygiene can reduce more serious health problems, including heart disease. You don't want to sacrifice your health for a few pennies a month--it is simply not worth it. There are many plans available for as little as $100 a year, and THAT is a wise investment.