I am single twenty-two and working a part time job where I do not receive dental benefits.  I am also going  to school full time.  I am able to stay on my parents medical for a few more years, but I am on my own when it comes to any dental benefits.  I would like to get a low cost dental plan that is still insurance and not a dental discount plan.  Do you have anything that can help me?

I am wanting a dental insurance plan that is affordable with no plan waiting periods for dental services.    I need a dental insurance plan that can help me right away.  I do not have dental insurance currently but I know my teeth needs more then cleanings. I have not seen a dentist for the past  few years do to lack of money.  I am 20 and now that I am working a full time job I feel I can afford to get some dental care.  Can you please advise what is the better low cost dental plan to get.

I am in Los Angeles, California, and my teeth are in bad shape.   I am not poor but I am not able to pay for all my dental care on my own with out help. I have been to a dentist that gave me a free consult but the cost of having all the dental work needed is more then I can afford.  I really left feeling really bad not knowing how I ever going to fix my teeth at such a high cost.   My friend told me to check for dental insurance on line and see what I could get that can help me but still be affordable to buy.   The dentist I saw told me I would need to get a dental PPO  plan in order to have the dental care needed done by them.

In order to stay with my current dentist, I am told I would need to buy a dental PPO insurance plan to help me with my dental cost.  Due to a recent job change I no longer have the same dental benefits and I am unable to use my benefits and stay with my current dental provider.   I have no intention of changing providers.  Do you have any dental PPO plans that can help me keep my own dentist?

 I am a full time student on a very low income,  looking for  dental insurance.  After paying bills and schooling cost I do not have much money left over for my needed dental care.   I am lucky that I have some medical but I do not have anything for my dental.  I would like to go to see a dentist for my twice a year checkups and teeth cleanings.  I have not been to the dentist in a few years but I do take very good care of my teeth so I do not feel at this point I should have any major dental issues that need to be address.  However I just not sure on what dental plan type would work best for my current needs and still be affordable.

My mother is 87,  I am trying to find a low cost dental insurance plan that I could purchase for her.   She has not been going to the dentist or taking care of her teeth like she should and she will need major dental care to get her teeth back in order.    Therefore  I looking for a dental plan that does not have waiting periods for different dental services.  a Yearly maxi um benefit is okay but I would want it to be at least 2000 or higher.

I am 25, although I am employed my job does not offer dental health benefits.  However, I finding out that because  I work I can not get much help when it comes to affordable dental care.  Even though I have a job I really only make enough to live and pay my bills not much more then that.   My teeth are not terrible but they do need dental care I can not afford to have done.  What low cost dental care plans do you have to offer that can help me?

There are plenty of dental insurance plans that will cover dentures, but you need to plan ahead. Many but not all dental insurance plans have waiting periods from 6-18 months. For many dental plans, replacing teeth with dentures is classified as major dental services.

The average benefit for major dental care is 50% co-insurance.  Make note when you are replacing dentures the dental company may required proof that you had the prior dentures for X amount of years before providing coverages for new dentures make sure you read the plan terms and conditions on this.

Another dental plan type you may want to review when getting new dentures or replacing old dentures would be a dental discount plans.  Dental discount plan plans are a low cost dental plan that do not have waiting periods or restrictions on how long you may have had prior dentures.  You will get the saving available to you under the plan.  They normally start within the next business day of  your online enrollment. .Remember discount dental plans are not insurance dental plan.

Around six mouths ago I had a root canal done.  The dentist put on a temporally crown. I was to go back for a permanent crown two week latter but the fact was the root canal cost me all the money I had.  About two months after having the root canal done the  temporally crown came off.  I tried putting it back but that did not work.

Not having the money for the crown I did nothing. I know that was not the best choice but at the time I though I could wait it out until I saved money.  However I believe now I may have broken part of the tooth that had the root canal done.  I do not know what to do at this point.  I tried looking for dental insurance like my  friend suggested to me but I am finding out now everything about this tooth would not be covered since I started a dental job and never finished it.

Supplemental dental insurance is an individual or family insurance policy purchased to cover a portion of the dental costs. Supplemental dental insurance will normally not cover the entire dental care procedure.

If you have a primary dental insurance plan that you purchased or your employer provided, the supplemental dental policy typically covers the remaining dental bill.  For example, if the dental plan policy covers half of the dental cost, the secondary or supplement dental insurance plan should cover the remaining balance of your dental procedure.

A supplement dental insurance plan may also be purchased to cover the dental charges when there are annual dental benefit plan limits or exclusions.

I have two children that will need to have braces with in the next year or so. My current dental insurance plan I receive with my employee benefits offers very limited coverage for braces.  How can I buy a secondary plan to help me with the cost of braces on two children, but will still let me pick the dentist they need to go to.

I see you offer a dental discount plan though Dental Save+ that seems to be a bit better then the other plans I have review so far.  I trying to find the best saving plan at the lowest cost and Dental Save + seems to fit that bill.   Can you tell me a little more about how the plan work and anything else you feel I should know before buying it.

I live in Los Angeles CA and I have been looking for a good low cost dental plan that I can use for my dental services.  I do not need any major dental work but I may need a filling or two.  I see that the lower cost plans tend to be either a dental HMO insurance plan or a Dental Discount plan.   I notice that on either plan you have to stay with in the plan network of provider and it seems that services are listed on a schedule.  So what are the difference between the two types of dental plans that I am not seeing?  Which is better to get?

Knowing the signs of gingivitis is important for preventive dental care. Some of the classic signs and symptoms of gingivitis would include swollen and red gums, gums that are tender or sore, gums that bleed when brushing your teeth.

Other larger signs of gum disease would be: Receding gums or gums pulled away from your teeth. Gum disease can cause pockets to form between your teeth and gums. When this happens plaque and ford debris can collect in these pockets.

If you have any of these signs or the starting of this signs go to your dentist.  A dentist can confirm and treat any  gums and teeth issues.  Preventive gum disease is easy done by brushing your teeth twice a day, flossing daily and regular visits to your dentist for check ups and cleanings.

After losing a filling by biting on a caramel the 17 year old went to Dental Dreams to fix the tooth.  However after having the root canal procedure, he shortly complained of constant tiredness and pain in his though before collapsing on a Tuesday.

Although he was rushed to the hospital and placed on life support he past away the following morning.  Both the family and dental practice was shocked by the result of the root canal.  Dental Dreams stated that they will be conducting an investigation into the incident.

The new online campaign  has been labeled raunchy and sexy which is very different from the usual campaigns put out by the NHS.   The advertisement is about showing the importance of having a good breath especially when one is with a lover. The main theme of the advertisement is that Impeccable white teeth and a sparkling smile are indeed attractive.

I have a family of five and all three kids are looking like they many need orthodontic care.  I am looking for a dental insurance plan that not only provide benefits for orthodontic services but provide for an affordable payment option.  We are living on a fixed income and can not afford to spend more the necessary.

For little over a week now I have had this lighter color blister looking thing on the inside of my mouth on my gums.   When I first saw it I though it was just either a cold sore of a canker sore.  But if that was really what it is would it not be gone by now?  It does hurt me once in a while when I am eating or drinking anything too hot.

I do not have dental insurance so going to a dentist to get it looked out will be too costly for me.  I really do not want to do that if it is only a cold sore that will go away given time.  What should I do?  Suggestions and advise please.

A bone creating protein has be found to be more effective then bone grafting in dental implants.  Some people that get dental implants may have either not enough bone or bone that is too thin to hold the dental implant when that happens, the current solution is to do a bone graft to anchor in the permanent prosthetic teeth.  However, that technique can be  problematic because it involves additional surgeries to harvest the bone

Studies done at the GHSU Laboratory for Applied Periodontal & Craniofacial Regeneration found that implanting bone morphogenetic protein in the sinus more new bone will form within four weeks than using conventional bone grafting at the same site.