Right now I am currently unemployed with no dental insurance benefits.  My last job offer me dental so I was able to see the dentist two to three times a year.  Now after being laid off for the past ten months I worried about my teeth care.

I get some help with my medical and I am looking for a job.  Right now I just do odd jobs when I can for the extra money.   I have not seen a dentist in over a year now since I do not have the extra money to pay cash for my dental care.

What can I do?  My teeth are fine and I do take care of them but sometime if things go unchecked you start to have problems and I do not want to have bad teeth issues latter on just because I have no dental insurance to see a dentist.

I do not get why dental services need to be so expensive.  Having just gotten back from my dentist I was told I would need two root canals which will also need to be crowned.

I am one of the lucky few that does have some limited dental benefits though my employer. However, even with my having dental insurance my cost is going to be around $2000.00.  I just feel this is highway robbery.   It is costs like these that keep the middle class families from ever getting ahead.  It not like we get anything for free and coming up with that kind of money all at once is a joke.

Not only am I looking for a dental plan but I would like a plan that also offer some vision benefits. Since I have very good teeth when it comes to dental I just need a plan that can help me maintain my oral health care by seeing the dentist twice a year for my check up and cleanings.

I do wear glasses so it be nice to have a vision plan that could help with the cost of my frames and lenses.   What should I be looking for?  Most plans I see are dental only.

I current run a small business and have three employee.  Right now I can not afford to offer any medical insurance but I thought it would be nice to offer some dental insurance.

However I am finding that hard to do since the dental insurance companies I am calling state that my group is not big enough that I need 5 – 10 employees to get a group dental plan.  Any suggestions.

How do I know the cost of having dental extractions if I was to get one of your dental plans.   I need something that will start right away but not sure how to read though the plan fee schedule to make sure I am getting the best dental plan available to me.

I am hoping someone can explain the difference between a PPO insurance or Indemnity dental insurance plan.  I am told by my dental office that these are the only plan types they will accept.

I have been doing some searching online though both plans seem to be the same to me.  My job is offering to pay half the cost of the dental plan I get so I can go either way.  I just would like to find out which plan is better to get?

I currently have this very bad toothache and would like to go to the dentist.  However I know without dental insurance dental cost are very high. What can I do to help lower my dental cost?

My husband is in the national guard, so he  is away right now.  I have to be careful with our money.  I do live on a fixed income.  What are my dental choices?

Where can I get a supplemental dental insurance plan.  Right now I have a Delta dental PPO plan though my employment.   I will need to have two wisdom teeth pulled and one root canal done on a back molar.  Since my Delta dental has a $1000 max limit I am worried I will not have enough coverage to pay for it all.

I am looking for a way to help off set my additional dental cost.  Just have the root canal will max my Delta dental plan.  I will still need a supplemental dental plan to help with the cost of the wisdom teeth extractions.   Do you have anything that can help me out?

Our office was just advise that starting Jan when our medical plan roll over we will no longer be getting dental insurance.  It was stated that with the cost of insurance going up  having the dental benefits too was to costly.

I did not know that your job could drop the dental benefits like that. I am upset because I did use the dental plan in order to maintain good oral health.   Having the twice a year cleanings and checkups  along with X-rays  was always free to me under our plan but without it the dental office would charge me over $200.00.    Now what can I do to help not have to pay so much for dental care?

I have cavities in three teeth and do not right now have any dental insurance or plans.   I am also going though a financial crisis since losing my job over two months ago.

I need something that is not only affordable for me to buy but that will offer me good dental coverages for the fillings I need.  Advise please.

I added our daughter to our medical insurance a month before she was born.  However I have yet to add her to my dental insurance.  I am not sure if I should have her  added to our dental policy when  the renewal comes up this next March, or if I should add her now.

Right now it is just my husband and I on our dental plan.  Will adding my daughter really make the price go up that much more?   Should I wait until my daughter has all her teeth before I start to worry about her having dental insurance?

Being self employed I have to get my own dental and health insurance plan for my family. The issue I am coming across is that I have found a good health insurance plan that I am willing to get since it is within my budget but it does not offer dental insurance.

I would like to get a dental plan that does not have any max limitations or have me waiting for coverages to be effect for a year or more.   I can not seem to find something like this when reviewing dental insurance plans.   Can you offer me anything that will fit my family dental needs.

I am looking for a low cost dental insurance plan in Rhode Island for my daughter who is six.  My daughter is missing a tooth and the dentist as told her that it looks like she will not be getting in her adult tooth for some time yet.

I was informed that she will need to have a space maintainer put in and it is possible that she may need to have braces put on once all her adult teeth come in.  You can see where her dental cost are getting higher each time we talk to the dentist.  We been paying out of pocket for her dental care up until now but know that getting some dental insurance now just in case may be the best idea.   Can you advise of a low cost plan that will offer some braces coverages in case my daughter needs to have them.

I do not have a full understanding as to why dental would be separate from your health care.  If  time and time again doctors tell you having bad teeth can cause you to have major health issues then why can’t your medical cover you dental needs.   I find this a load of do do.  I have medical though my job but I have nothing for my teeth really want is up with that?

I am completely  lost when it comes all this  insurance stuff.  I get my medical benefits though my current job and I thought all this time it just included dental.  Now one of my co-workers are saying we do not have dental benefits with our medical.

I did not think she knew what she was talking about so I dug up my medical plan and now noticing that it does not address dental at all. Is it possible that my medical plan does not have dental?  Or many it does but I am just not finding where it show it. How will I know for sure I want both dental and health insurance.

I am no  longer a full time student and was dropped from my parents dental insurance plan. Although I am working full time, my work dose not offer any dental benefits. I need an affordable dental insurance plan for an individual that lives in Maine.

I am willing to spend  up to $25.oo or so a month but the dental plans I am finding are $40 or more.  I would also like to  able to have a comparison chart of the plans details including providers and coverages.   However I seem to have problems finding all the information I am looking for.

I really need your help and advise on what the best dental plan for  me to get with an  impacted wisdom tooth.   I am in alot of pain and I have been putting off seeing a dentist only because I do not have much money.

I am not sure want is needed to be done but I am guessing the tooth may need to be pulled.  I also worried that I many have an infection in that area since I do get a bad taste in my mouth from time to time out of no where.   Do you have anything that can help me?

I have no dental insurance and I have major dental insurance that I finding out many dental insurance plans will not even cover.  I got a free consult from a cosmetic dentist and I am looking at over 25000.00 worth of dental work.  Between implants, crowns and veneers  all of which I will need because my teeth are that bad.

Many people talk about going to Mexico for cheaper dental care.  I am not one for going to Mexico but what about  traveling to an Asian countries?  I have so many mile build up that getting there would be free.  And I hear that many Asian countries are cheaper in the dental services then Mexico is.   I thinking this may be a good way to go  I just not 100% sure on how to go about finding a good dentist.

Okay pretty much anything I want to do I know will not be covered under dental insurance because I currently have missing teeth with no current insurance.   Putting cost aside because that can always work itself out what is the best option for missing teeth replacement?

Would getting a bridge or partial be better the implants or are implants better?  I heard bad things really about both that why I do not know which is the better choice.

So my mom had a root canal done a few days ago and they put a temporary crown on the tooth until her crown comes in.  She is due to go back to the dentist for her crown in three days.  However her temporary crown just came off.  Is this an emergency?  Should I have her go to the dentist before her appointment?  I would call the dentist but they are closed for the rest of the day.