So a few days ago I went to the dentist for a regural cleaning.  I know it has been a long while since I last went in for a dental cleaning so I was worried about having a cavity or something.  The dentist told me I did not have any cavities.

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I brush my teeth two to three times a day depending on where I am at.  I do floss as well once a day.  However it seem no matter what dental care I maintain I still have bad breath.  I am really upset about this an do not know what I need to do to stop having bad breath issues.

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I was wondering if it is some kind of requirement to have you wisdom teeth pulled.  I have not been to the dentist in a while and was told that I shoul think about having my wisdom teeth pulled.  I said I would think about it.  However really way should I spend that kind of money when my wisdom teeth are not even giving me any problems.

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My mom had not been to  the dentist in over two years though she does take good care of her teeth.  When she went to the dentist about a little over a month the dentist said her teeth were find but her gums were not.  That she had pockets and that her gums were infected.

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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.

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I have been going to this one dental office Green Side Village Dental in OK now for a little over a year.   Which mean I been there at three times.   They are very friendly from the front office staffing to the dentist.  However each time I go in they are always trying to up sell me on other procedures.  One time it was whitening treatment and the next time was about getting braces.  Each time I go it is something.

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What I would like to  know is whether or not there is a fee or cost guild line set for dental services?  I do not have dental insurance so I pay in full for my dental needs.  However now I need to have more then just a cleaning.  I either need to have a root canal and a crown done or the tooth pulled and a bridge put on.

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What will a dentist do to fix a cracked tooth?  I noticed a few days ago that I cracked my tooth on a bone.   I can see a light line going down the side.  So I made a dental appointment.   I will be able to see the dentist in three days from now.  I am eating really soft foods because I am afraid to brake off my tooth.    What will the dentist do to fix it?  Will I need to have a crown or can they just use bonding or something like that?

So I drink about two to three cans of soda  a day give or take.  I do not like drinking water or tea very much but my friends tell me that I am going to jack up my teeth if I do not stop drinking so much soda.   I do not really believe this at all.  I think it is a old wives tale to scare you from drinking soda.

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I have not been to the dentist in over seven years. I just never could afford to go to one.  I am financially getting better but I know I will not be able to pay in full for a root canal.  The tooth that is broken is the one that is really hurting me.   It is more the half gone and I been dealing with it up until now were the pain just will not stop no matter what I do or take for that matter.

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Please help and advise.  I am a diabetic and I do not have any dental insurance.  I have three teeth that really hurting me and I think they may need to be pulled.   I need a dentist that will be able to put me out.  I can not handle being wake while they remove teeth.

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Can you see the dentist when you need to, and schedule appointment times convenient for you?

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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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