One large problem for many seniors in taking care of their oral and dental health is cost. The cost of seeing a dentist exceeds their budget. That is because many seniors do not have dental insurance and the cost of dental insurance can also exceed their budget. However there is a low cost dental alternative for seniors. Dental discount plans are available in most states they run around $10.00 a month and greatly reduce dental care cost. Making dental care more affordable.

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A dental bridge is a fixed dental restoration used to replace a missing tooth by joining an artificial tooth permanently to adjacent teeth or dental implants.

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 Local Anesthesia: The loss of pain sensation over a specific area of the anatomy without loss of consciousness. The most commonly used local anesthetic is lidocaine. Lidocaine half-life in the body is about 1.5–2 hours. Other local anesthetics in current use include articaine, septocaine, marcaine (a long-acting anesthetic), and mepivacaine. A combination of these may be used depending on the situation

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I am 54 not quite a senior but I over the year my teeth have shifted. They are health no cavities but I would like nice straight teeth. Am I too old for braces?

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Oral health has significant consequences on quality of life and general health. In addition to functional and self-esteem issues that accompany bad teeth, the chronic inflammation and bacteraemia (bacteria in the blood) characteristic of poor oral health increases the incidence of coronary heart disease, stroke, diabetes and respiratory disease.

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Many people have sensitive teeth and think that having sensitive teeth is not a big issue. However, when you feel twinges of pain or discomfort in your teeth due to drinking or eating cold things, drinking or eating hot things, eating sweet or by touching the teeth with other teeth or your tongue, these are warning signs that should be telling you to see a dentist.

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I am 19 year old with no dental insurance and I was just told by my dentist that I have ten cavities and that three of them may need to have a root canal done. He will not be sure until he remove the decay. I am scared to have this much dental work and not sure if I should have it done. Also cost is a large fact since in order to pay for my dental care I would have to use all of my savings.

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Question: I thinking about buying a dental discount plan just wanting to have a better understanding on how they work.

Answer: Most individual dental insurance plans require you to satisfy waiting periods and deductibles before having major and sometimes even minor restorative work done. Discount dental plans help make maintaining good oral health a lot more affordable. And, with no waiting periods or complicated coverage procedures, dental discount plans are about as simple as you can get.

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Question: I am a college student looking for some good dental care that is low in cost. I current need at least a filling or two but I do not have current dental insurance.  My buddies have been telling me that going to the dentist is crazy expensive and that I better start saving money up before I go or I will not be able to get any dental work done.  Can you offer up some advise on where I can go for good but cheap dental care

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Dental 4 Less, Affordable Dental Discount Plans.  

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There is a difference between dental indemnity insurance plans and a HMO, PPO, or DHMO. The important benefit is the option to choose your own dentist without having to use a network facility. Thus, the personal or true dental insurance plan pays the dental office on a traditional fee-for-service basis. A monthly premium is paid by the client or the employer to an insurance company, which then reimburses the dental service provider for the dental procedures rendered.

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Dental 4 Less, Dental Discount Plans

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Dental Discount Plan for Preventive Dental Care

All I want to do is to be able to get my two cleaning a year and check up.  My teeth are great I never had even one cavity.   I would just like to have something in place for just in case and preventive care.

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 Finding The Right Value in Your Dental Insurance/Discount Plan

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Many of our dental plans have next day benefits including vision and prescription. dental4less.com offers quotes for individual and family dental insurance plans including an option to compare dental national coverage plans. Remember, buying dental insurance does not have to be a painful process. We offer dental benefit coverage in all 50 states.

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Specialist in dental insurance and dental discount plans

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Our customer service department is ready to assist you with any questions you may have and help you purchase an employer, family or individual dental insurance plan today.  We provide access to many of the largest, most recognized individual dental insurance networks in the nation.

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Aetna Dental Insurance Access Plans – Individual and Family Members Use It

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Question: When I am searching for dental insurance quotes how do I know I am getting the best rates?  I have seen website that offering the what seems to be the same plan but with different cost for the plan.  I am not understanding how a dental plan could cost $25.00 a month an on one site where as on another site the same dental  plan could cost $15.00 a month.   If this is the cost how do I know I am buying the plan at the best rate?

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