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What brand of whitening strips work the best? I live in Georgia and I have yellowish teeth that I like to have whiten but can not afford to have a dentist whiten my teeth. I have never tried using whiten strips that you can get in the store and would like to know which brand of whiting strips work the best and any other information you think will be helpful. Thank you
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Wanting whiter teeth in New York: I have yellowish teeth and I really want to have them whiten up. However the dental insurance plan I have now does not offer teeth whitening treatments and my dentist wants $250.00 to whiten my teeth which is a little to pricey for me.
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Multiflexdental.com announced today that their dental insurance indemnity plans were now available in 45 states. Indemnity dental insurance is true insurance and not a discount dental plan that is offered by most of the dental web sites on the internet. The Multiflex dental plans offer the insured good dental benefits while not having to close a network dentist. One can choose any dentist they want said Dr. David Blunt, while offering low monthly premium payments.
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Some families are considering alternative teeth whitening options instead of buying expensive commercial products. Some studies have suggested one can whiten their teeth buy combining 1 tablespoon of baking soda with 1/2 tablespoon of hydrogen peroxide in a small glass of water while brushing the teeth for 5 minutes with the mixture. Make sure you thoroughly rinse and do not do this more than two times a month.
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Will sealants replace fluoride for cavity protection?
No. Fluorides, such as those used in toothpaste, mouth rinse, and community water supplies also help to prevent decay, but in a different way. Sealants keep germs and food particles out of the grooves by covering them with a safe plastic coating. Sealants and fluorides work together to prevent tooth decay.
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Applying sealants does not require drilling or removing tooth structure. The process is short and easy. After the tooth is cleaned, a special gel is placed on the chewing surface for a few seconds. The tooth is then washed off and dried. Then, the sealant is painted on the tooth. The dentist or dental hygienist also may shine a light on the tooth to help harden the sealant. It takes about a minute for the sealant to form a protective shield.
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Permanent molars are the most likely to benefit from sealants. The first molars usually come into the mouth when a child is about 6 years old. Second molars appear at about age 12. It is best if the sealant is applied soon after the teeth have erupted, before they have a chance to decay.
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Dental sealants are thin plastic coatings that are applied to the grooves on the chewing surfaces of the back teeth to protect them from tooth decay. Most tooth decay in children and teens occurs on these surfaces. Sealants protect the chewing surfaces from tooth decay by keeping germs and food particles out of these grooves.
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I need braces but my dentist says not now
My dentist says that I have to lose all my baby teeth before I can have braces. They baby teeth I have left are not even lose. What can I do about this? I want braces now not when I am in my thirties. I know you are not supposed to just take out your own baby teeth but the dentist is not leaving me much choice.
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This will be a review of Encore dental insurance plan, which is underwritten by Stonebridge Life Insurance Company. Encore dental is a Preferred provider organization (PPO) insurance. First let me address what a PPO is.
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The Best Ways to Whiten Your Smile
Teeth whitening has become all the rage nowadays, have a nice smile is important and having a whiter smile because you took some extra steps is always a plus to those you’re trying to impress. Brushing your teeth with a whitening toothpaste is the most basic step to achieving a dazzling smile, if you want to try a more elaborate method there are a few that will cater to your request.
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Some boast that they can whiten your teeth at least three to four shades brighter, the main ingredient is baking soda and peroxide; if those are listed on the box then you’ll probably get what you pay for. Some whitening strips do cause teeth sensitivity, I used some and it was too much for me, I’ve opted to stay with the whitening toothpaste.
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If you have children, you may prefer a plan that allows a pediatric dentist to be your child’s primary care dentist. Since specialized treatment is generally more costly than routine care, some plans discourage the use of specialists. While many general practitioners are qualified to perform some specialized services, complex procedures often require the skills of a dentist with special training. Discuss the options with your dentist before deciding who is best qualified to deliver treatment.
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Preferred Provider Organizations
Another true insurance plan, a Preferred provider organizations ( PPO) falls somewhere between an indemnity plan and a dental HMO. This plan allows a particular group of patients to receive dental care from a defined panel of dentists. The participating dentist agrees to charge less than usual fees to this specific patient base, providing savings for the plan purchaser.
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Here is the problem with buying products on line. People tend to only read part of what the offer is. I went to their web site. All you have to do is click on the terms and conditions link to review how you need to cancel the product with in 10 days of ordering your free trail. If you do not you will be charged for the product. This is not a scam what is it is a lack of reading. If you are going to buy products on line you have to have some responsibility to know what it is that you are buying. I truly hope that this will show people that you need to read all the information that is provided to you regardless of what it is you are buying.
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I like Listerine. However, make sure you are not using to much fluoride. Whit fluoride in tooth paste and many other products, you want to be careful of not having to much fluoride. Fluoride is toxic and can harm you if you take in to much of it. If you are unsure of this speak to your dentist they can advise you of what they feel would be good products to use with out having to much fluoride.
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Well it does seem that we may care about whiten our teeth to the point of over kill. Just brush your teeth twice a day with toothpaste use the kind that has whiting in it if you like.
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It will normally take about a day or two to get better. Your mouth heals faster then a cut on your body does. Just use mouth wash to kill germs. This may sting a little but it will help it heal faster.
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Try using floss. Floss is designed to remove food particles that are caught between our teeth that a toothbrush was unable to remove. This should also work with your problem. You may want to try quiting the fingernail biting to avoid this from happening again.
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Look at it this way you have a nine day free trail period. If you see that it is working well for you why not buy another box to complete the full treatment. I would think that you should be able to see some results with in the nine day time period you have.
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