The pragmatic approach is to take many sequences of random numbers from a given generator and subject them to a battery of statistical tests. As the sequences pass more of the tests, the confidence in the randomness of the numbers increases and so does the confidence in the generator.
Best Answer: confused- There are different coverages in dental insurance. Some, like mine, fully cover routine cleanings and dental exams twice a year plus partial coverage of other dental work up to the annual maximum. You should call your dental insurer and ask and, if you have a copy of your dental insurance plan coverage (and you should), then carefully read the extent of coverage. Good luck.
Dental plans are intended to cover part of your dental expenses, so coverage may not extend to your every dental need. A typical plan has limitations such as the number of times you can receive a cleaning each year. In addition, some procedures may be not be covered under your plan, which is referred to as an exclusion.