A Parent’s Guide to Emergency Dental Care

Posted on: 2 January 2020

Many health insurance plans do not include any dental or vision coverage. When you try to find this type of insurance on your own, the cost can be pretty scary. Unfortunately, the cost to take your child to the dentist or optometrist for regular check-ups and treatments can also be pretty high. If you do not qualify for Medicaid because you make too much money, yet do not make enough to pay for dental and vision insurance, you may find it almost impossible to pay for this type of care.
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Posted on: 27 November 2019

Maybe you first thought that your baby wouldn't go to the dentist until his or her baby teeth fell out and were replaced by new ones. Yet, maybe somebody like your mother-in-law or a friend told you that it was very important for you to take your baby to the dentist soon after he or she got her first tooth, or at least by the time he or she was one year old.
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Posted on: 5 November 2019

If you have lost a tooth, you may get a dental implant to help replace it. Here is a bit of information about implants and how they can support your dental health. What Does a Dental Implant Look Like? A dental implant is a metal device that resembles a small screw or rod. The dentist selects the specific size and diameter of the device based on the structure of the patient's oral cavity and the location of the tooth in the mouth.
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Posted on: 9 October 2019

You always had such great teeth as a child that you stopped going to the dentist quite young or as soon as you moved out of your parents house. However, a surprise awaited you at your first visit in years – a crooked smile that is causing dental health and eating problems. In this situation, you may want to seriously consider Invisalign braces. Crooked Teeth Can Be a Major Eating Problem
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