Oct. 16th 2015
Question: I am in very bad shape and need major gum grafting care. I am low income but I do have dental insurance for basic dental care. So my current dental insurance will not cover the gum surgery I need. Are there any teaching hospitals for dental care I can go that will provide the services for free?
Answer: Dental school will normally still charge for their services provided. However at a much lower cost. They also sometimes base their cost on what you can afford to pay. You will need to call the local school that are near you to find out what their cost factors would be.
Feb. 4th 2013
In the United States over 25 million people suffer from diabetes. People that have diabetes need to make sure they continue to have regular dental check up in order to maintain their oral health care.
Diabetes reduces the body’s resistance to infection, therefore their gums are at risk for gum disease. Also those with diabetes can experience high incidences of oral fungal infections and persistent bad breath.
Jan. 26th 2013
Total Family Dental Group in Torrance, California a Pediatric dentists dental office helps to explain what a new parent should expect at their baby’s first dental appointment. It is advise that a baby should have their first dental visit around the age of one. Pediatric dentist are specialized in child psychology and the first dental visit should be a positive experience for your child. It also a time for the parent to ask questions about teething, and oral health care. The dentist will be able to go over brushing techniques. The first visit is the time where the parents and dentist can set the tone for future dental visits.
Aug. 28th 2012
So around two years ago I had my right canine baby tooth removed and it never grew back. Later when I went to the dentist while on vacation I found out I have an impacted canine tooth. The dentist told me about exposing it and having braces. However, I have to wait till I get home. My questions are should I do the braces thing or should I just have the canine removed and have an get an implant? Will my dental benefits I get though work end-up covering this because its not cosmetic