My mom is 78 and I am looking for a dental insurance plan that I can buy for her.  I would like to find a dental insurance plan that does not have long term waiting periods since I do not know if she will need more then just a cleaning and X-rays.  I do not mind a yearly max limitation but like it to be at least 2000 or more.  I just need a good dental plan that I will take care of my moms dental needs.

I am a full time low income student. With the cost of school I have very little extra money after paying all my bills.  I am lucky that I have some medical benefits, but I do not have anything for my dental care.  I would like to go to see a dentist for at least a checkup and teeth cleaning since it been a while since I last had that done.  Are there any low income dental insurance plans for students?

Affordable Dental Health Care is needed in New Jersey. I am 30 and yes I do work a full time job in fact I work overtime most week of 35-40 hours. But my job still does not offer dental benefits. Even though I have a job I really only make enough to live and pay my bills not much more then that.

Since I do work so many hours I can not get help when it comes to affordable dental care. My teeth are not terrible but they do need dental care I can not afford to have done.  What low cost dental care plans do you have to offer that can help me?

I living off very low monthly income.  I have no dental insurance and my three year old son should see a dentist soon since he has yet to see one. I been thinking about going to a local dental clinic but I just not sure if he would really get good dental care there. If you have any other suggestions that could help me with my son dental care can you please advise. I tried to find dentist that are willing to offer a low payment plan for their services but have yet to find one willing to work with me on payments.

I am a single 26 year old and jobless. I am working only odd jobs when I can find them which lately has not been often.  I have bad teeth that I been putting up with for a long time now since I can not afford to have dental care.  Yesterday on of my molars broke and is causing me to have more pain then I normally have.  I live in California and I need to see a dentist but do not have any money,  Where can I go for dental care help? Are there any low income dental plans that I could get that will help me?

My husband just lost the job he has had for over 15 years about two months due to cut backs. I am only working part time and we have three kids under the age of ten.  I would say We were a low income household before my husband got laid off now we are just hardley getting by each day.  My husband does work odd job when he can and is still looking for a full time job.  In the mean time I would like to know if there are any low income dental plans we could get.

I am looking for the best family dental insurance plan in New Jersey. Cost per say is not an issue as long as I can get a family plan without so many limitations.   I do not want to buy a dental insurance plan and still have to wait a year or more to have full use of all it benefits.  I have a family of four and with three kids I want them to be able to have all their dental care needs met when needed not a year from now.  I also would like for it not to have a low maximum annul dollar amount per person either.  I am looking for at least $2000.00 or more per person.

So far I have not seen any dental plans that fit my needs they are either dental discount plans that do not offer all much of real savings or PPO plans that are so high in cost with crazy limitations that make you wonder why would anyone even buy it.

We live in Florida and I am trying to find an affordable family dental plan that I can get for my wife and two children.  We do not have any dental insurance currently and I figure I can afford to spend around $45 – $65 a month for a family dental insurance plan but not much more then that.  What do you have to offer in my price range and how fast can we use it. I am hoping to find a plan in Flordia that is not only within my budget but will not have too many limitations.

I am single twenty-three year old that is only working part time right now, so I do not receive dental benefits. I work only part time because I am also going to school full time. I was able to stay on my parents medical for a few more years, but I am on my own when it comes to any dental benefits.  I would like to get a low cost dental plan that is still insurance and not a dental discount plan.  Do you have anything that can help me?

I looking for a good low cost dental insurance plan that does not have any long terms waiting periods. I need a dental insurance plan that can help me right away. I know my teeth needs more then just a cleaning since I have not seen a dentist in a few years.  I am 20 and now that I am working a full time job I feel I can afford to get some dental health care.  Can you please advise what is the best low cost dental insurance plan to get.

I live in San Diego California.  My teeth are currently in very bad shape. I really want to have my teeth back to being nice looking and my oral health to be better then what it currently is. I am not poor but I am not rolling in money either.  I have been to a dentist that gave me a free consultation but the cost of having all the dental work needed is more then I can afford right now. I am Looking for a dental PPO plan that will let me stay with the dentist I seen since I feel he can really help me with my dental care needs.

I need a good dental PPO plan in order to stay with my current dentist.  Due to a recent job change I no longer have the same dental benefits and what I do have will not work with staying with my dentist.  I have no intention of changing my dental provider just to use the plan we are given. Do you have any dental PPO plans that can help me keep my own dentist?  Also would there be any way to wave any plan waiting periods since I do currently have dental insurance?

I live in Texas and although I currenty  receive dental benefits though my employer, the plan that I have is very limited and  does not really work well for me since I nee more then just a twice a year cleaning.  I a hoping you have something that would be better for all other basic dental care that is still low in cost so I can afford to get it.  Can you please advise me of your best dental plan in Texas?

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A brain implant developed at the University of Michigan uses the body’s skin like a conductor to wirelessly transmit the brain’s neural signals to control a computer, and may eventually be used to reactivate paralyzed limbs.

The implant is called the BioBolt, and unlike other neural interface technologies that establish a connection from the brain to an external device such as a computer, it’s minimally invasive and low power, said principal investigator Euisik Yoon, a professor in the U-M College of Engineering, Department of Electrical Engineering and Computer Science.

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After enthusiastic feedback from its classes of students in 2009 and 2010, the American Dental Association’s (ADA) Center for Evidence-Based Dentistry (EBD) and The Forsyth Institute’s Center for Evidence-Based Dentistry, have announced they will hold an ADA/Forsyth EBD Training course for 2011.

Scheduled for Sept. 19-23 at the home of The Forsyth Institute in Cambridge, Mass., the intensive, five-day training course in evidence-based principles and tools is a collaboration between the ADA and The Forsyth Institute Centers for EBD. The course links the strong initiatives of the ADA Center for EBD with The Forsyth Institute’s solid history of EBD and scientific research

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