Question: My five year old daughter has dental caries. She currently need four filling an a possible baby root canal. I have dental insurance but it does not cover much and I have already maxed out it 1000.00 yearly limit. I found this is easy to do when your child’s teeth keep getting cavities. Answer: … Read more
My son is not yet two but I want to take him to see a pediatric dentist. I currently do not have dental insurance for him. I would like to get some insurance in place before I take him to see Pediatric dentist. Answer: Yes there are some HMO plans to do provide for … Read more
Question: I am 28 years old and been wanting to get braces to fix an overbite issue. I try enrolling in a dental insurance plan to save money on adult braces only to find out after the fact they do not cover for orthodontic treatment for adults. I need recommendations for a dental insurance … Read more
Question: I have a teen currently in braces but we moved from FL and need to find a new orthodontic dentist. Also I just found out since I moved to a different state my dental insurance is not valid in CA so I need dental insurance that will help me cover the orthodontic treatment … Read more
I am just wondering if you really can brush your teeth with Jack Daniels? My friends say yes but that because of a song by Tik Tok Kesha. I would think it would mess up your teeth? Since my friends bought it up I would like to really know if it is good for your … Read more
Teething Your child’s first teeth usually begin to cut through the gums at about six months of age, although the timing can vary among children. All of your child 20 primary teeth should come in between the ages of six months and three years. Your child will lose his or her primary teeth between the … Read more
A baby’s dental care really starts with his or her mother’s healthy pregnancy, because baby teeth begin to form before birth. That is just another reason why if you are pregnant, to make sure and eat a balanced, nutritious diet and get an adequate amount of vitamins and minerals. It is important for pregnant women … Read more
The short answer is Yes, both vision and dental care is very important for a baby. With regards to dental a baby should see a dentist at the sign of their first tooth. Maintaining dental health for your child will not only be good for the oral health but overall well being. With regards to … Read more
It is enrollment time for my company’s benefits, and I am not sure if I should add my son to the dental insurance. He does not have teeth yet, and I do not think it is likely he will need any dental work in 2015. I can swing a check up out of pocket … Read more
According to studies done, they shown that children who drink fluoridated water from birth have up to 65 percent fewer cavities, and by the time they become teenagers, many of them still have no tooth decay. If you live in a community without a fluoridated water supply, you can make sure your kid get … Read more