I been looking at so many dental insurance and dental discount plans that I am a little tired now.   I am leaning towards getting a dental discount plan but how do I know if I am buying a real  plan or a scam?   Any advise on what to check into before buying a dental discount plan.

I would liked to have my teeth whiten  and a few veneered.  I know this would be consider cosmetic dental services and my current dental insurance will not cover any part of cosmetic dental work.   Are there any dental insurance plans I could buy that would help me with the cost of the dental work in California.

I have a dental toothache and need to get dental insurance so I can see a dentist to have them fix that tooth.  Not sure what type of plans should I be getting that will help me out the best and fastest.  I can not continue dealing with this pain and need help with little dental insurance.

Hello  I am going to be having our first child.  My husband and I currently do not have dental insurance but I told him to start shopping out some before the baby due so we will have something in place when he needs to use it.   My question is would we buy a family dental insurance plan that includes a new born?

I do not have dental insurance and I need a low cost dental plan since it is looking like I may need to have my bridge fixed.   I do not have a lot of money and was thinking about getting a discount dental  plan.  Are the good plans to get?

I am 19 and out on my own.  I am just looking for a low cost dental discount plan that offers some really good discounts for dental services.  I have nothing wrong with my teeth currently but since I only getting medical though my job I want to get some dental help just in case I need to use it.

When I was fourteen I had chipped my top front tooth.  My dentist at the time bonded the chipped tooth and made it look like new.  I never had any troubles with it. Now at 30 I just manage to chip that same front tooth.   I do not have dental insurance but never really thought it would matter — does it?

I do not really understand how dental discount plans work.  Why would a dentist give you dental discounts off their work?  Are they raising their prices then just saying they are giving you a discount when they are not really?  How do you make sure you are getting discounts that the plan says you should?

Participants insured with a dental PPO insurance plan are responsible for paying their deductible before receiving any reimbursement.  One of the key differences between dental HMO insurance and dental PPO insurance is that DPPOs usually allow dentists to spend more time with insured patients.

I have a four year old with week tooth enamel and my dentist said to help avoid getting cavities I should have him get dental sealants.  He had already had two cavities and had to have the filled. I sounds like a good idea and I told him I would think it over and get back with him.

I am going to be a new mom in a few months.  I have always had bad teeth when I was a child.  I was lucky not to have to many issues with my adult teeth.  My husband was the same way he had bad baby teeth.

When you get a dental HMO and you have to choose a dentist in they network how do you go about picking the best one?  I can only afford to get a dental HMO since I do not have a dentist right now choosing one in a network is not big deal other then making sure the stuff gets done.

How do you really know if you are getting the best dental insurance plan on line.  I do not have dental insurance and sadly my agent that I have most of all my insurance though does not sell  dental insurance.

With a PPO dental insurance plan you will usually have a deductible and a coinsurance amount.  In some cases, PPO dental plans will give you an option to seek dental treatment outside of the directory of dentists.  If your PPO dental plan provides this option, you will most likely be required to pay a higher co-payment.

The dental plan decision making process is not an easy task when purchasing coverage for yourself, family, business, or your employees. There are many dental plan decisions to make. Such dental insurance decisions include considering a PPO (Preferred Provider Organizations), HMO (Health Maintenance Organization), dental indemnity insurance plans, and discount dental plans. What is the purpose of a PPO?

Hello, I would like some advise please.   On Friday I went to the dentist for a normal check up and cleaning.  They did X-rays too so this all cost me a total of $225.00.  This was a lot of money for me but since I have not been to the dentist in over three years. Does this sound right that I should have to pay this much?

I have been having this one tooth in the back that has be causing me some pain.  Nothing I could not put up with but I went to see a dentist about it anyway.  I was told the pain was because of an impacted wisdom  tooth on the bottom left side of my mouth.

I found out about four years ago that I have diabetes.   Which now I found how is a big part of why I am always having troubles with my teeth and gums.  I do not have dental insurance but my doctor told me that since I am a diabetic I need to see the dentist on a regular basis – is this true?

My mom is 67 and is on a fixed income.  She only get teeth extraction though her medicare.  She has all her teeth and none of them need to be pulled.  However she really can not afford to have just basic dental health care. Are there dental insurance plans that can offer really good basic coverage for her?

I am on line shopping out my current dental insurance plan could use some direction.  I currently get dental insurance though my job.  And although it only cost me $5.00 per pay check which works out to $10.00 a month it does not really offer much in the way of coverage.