Question: In another six months I will receive dental benefits though my current employer.  Right now I need to have a short term or temporary dental plan that can help me out on a few of my current dental needs.  I been trying to put of buying dental insurance since I will be getting dental benefits soon. However one of my teeth are really staring to hurt me.  Can you advise if you have any dental plan that I do not have have to keep for a full year or more?

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Question: I live in Texas and I am a low income mom of two. I do not have any dental benefits only medical right now. I am worry that I can not afford my children’s dental care without some help.  Do you offer any low income dental plans?  

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Question: I would like to get a inexpensive dental care plan for just my five year old son.  I do not have much money so right now I am only looking to get something for my son dental health care since what I do have on him does not offer any thing for dental.  He has only been to the dentist once and I worry that he may have cavities or something not be check up on and fixed.  Can you advise if you have any dental plan that can help me afford proper dental care for my son. 

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Question: I am looking for dental insurance, how do I find the best dental insurance plan?  

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Dental cavities are the most common chronic disease in children. Yet cavities can be prevented with dental visits and good at-home oral hygiene care. Still on average one in five elementary school children has at least one untreated cavity. One reason for this is due cost. Some parents struggle to get their children to a dentist because of the cost of dental care and the cost of losing money due to having to take time off of work.

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According to a new Study, School-based dental care cut cavities in half among thousands of elementary students. “The widespread implementation of oral health programs in schools could increase the reach of traditional dental practices and improve children’s oral health, all while reducing health disparities and the cost of care,” said senior author Dr. Richard Niederman

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Question: I been looking for dental insurance for myself but I am quickly finding out that the plans I seen on line are just costly for me at this time.  What I would really like to know is if getting a low cost dental discount plan really a good alternative to dental insurance?  I see you offer a few dental discount plans on your site so can you advise if they are a good alternative option.  

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The National Institutes of Health says that approximately one in five adults have cavities that they are not even aware of.

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One reason why seniors sometime lack good dental care is due to seniors not having a dental office that they are familiar with and comfortable with. Finding a dental office that they can trust and feel comfortable will help them make and keep dental appointments

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Many people know that a lack of attention to their oral health can undoubtedly lead to problems focused on their mouth and teeth. However, fewer people know that poor oral health care can also have ramifications for more widespread disease throughout their body.

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Studies have clearly established a link between oral health and overall well-being. This is important to know for people of all ages, especially for seniors. As we age we become more susceptible to various oral and dental problems, and maintaining appropriate hygiene practices like regular brushing and flossing is a crucial component to staying healthy.

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Question: I have a 13 year old son that need some dental care but I do not have any dental insurance in force.  Since I am not looking for dental care for myself can I buy a dental HMO insurance plan for just my son?  

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Sometimes dentist will use terms that we may not know or understand when they are talking about one or more of our teeth. There are several terms that that are used, that help to define locations on and around the teeth. These terms are used often to refer to specific areas of the mouth when describing conditions there. Here is a list of some of those terms. 
  

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The healthcare industry believes there is a high correlation between heart attack, stroke, diabetes, bone loss and lung disease and your oral health.  By taking proper care of your oral health you also help to prevent other overall health issues. See your dentist at least twice a year for your regular dental check ups.

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Gum disease is the leading cause of tooth loss in adults? Yet it is also highly preventable and reversible when treated by a dental professional. See your dentist regularly in order to maintain good dental health. Have dental insurance in place in order to maintain lower cost for your dental care need

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Statistics reveal that one person dies every hour from oral cancer, and that number is increasing. However did you know that your dentist can help identify oral cancer early so treatment can begin fast to improve the prognosis.   

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It is important to know how dental insurance works and how it help you save money. Here are a few facts to think about when buying dental insurance so you buy the right plan for you and or you and your family.

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In order to reduce your risk of chipping or cracking your teeth you want avoid munching on ice or hard candies, grinding or clenching teeth, and using your teeth as tools to hold or open items. Even exposing teeth to heat and cold can lead to chips, cracks, and breaks in your teeth.   

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A few symptoms of oral cancer could be, mouth sore that does not go away. Unexplained numbness in the face, mouth, or neck. Problems chewing, speaking or swallowing.   

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Leukoplakia is a reaction to an irritant, like rough teeth, badly fitting dentures, smoking, and smokeless tobacco. It can show up as white patches or plaques in the mouth, is usually painless, and can not be scraped off.  

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