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Dental insurance plans such as PPO or indemnity aloud you to pick and choose your own dentist, however finding the right dentist for you and your family is important. Finding a dentist online is the number one method of finding a dentist today. Yet, finding a new dentist can be a daunting task. Here are some tips in hopes that it will make it easier for you to pick a dentist that you can feel comfortable with and go to at least every six months.

1) Online provides you the ability to review patient reviews. Many people leave dentist reviews on Google, Yahoo, Bing as well as in dentist directories, and in business directories. Informed patients use these reviews to make a decision as to whether or not the dentist in question is worth contacting.

2) Know the dental office business hours. Not all dental offices operate on a 9-5 M-F schedule. In fact, it’s the norm to find dentists that don’t operate Monday or Friday or that have varying schedules on a day-to-day basis. This is great for the dentist, but sometimes not so great for patients who have strict schedules to follow. On the brighter side you may be able to find a dental office that also provides weekend and evenings hours.

3) Know just how busy a dental office is. It is not so nice to have to wait months inorder to book a dental appointment for your dental care needs.

4) If you have dental insurance make sure the dentist accepts your dental plan. Also be sure to have a clear understanding on how the dental office files claims.

5) Location can be an issue. It is nice to be able to find a dentist that is close to your home or work since most people do like convenience. However, don’t let convenience get in the way of finding the right dentist for your specific needs, including office hours, emergency hours, policy on missed appointments, and most importantly a willingness and desire to handle your special needs as a patient.

I have a toothache pain that is just running right though me.  I made a dental appointment but I can not get in for two days.   Please I need something to stop this pain until I get in to see my dentist.  Tylenol is not helping me at all.

Reply: Here is a few suggestions that may help until you see your dentist.

* You can try numbing the area where the tooth hurts with an oral jell.

* The use of cloves is an age-old home remedy for tooth pain. Soak a cotton ball with a few drops of clove oil and place it on the affected tooth or inside the tooth cavity for instant pain relief.

* Use a Sea Salt Rinse.

Dental Insurance, Discount Plans, for Family Dental care in New York. I am looking for either dental insurance or a dental plan for my family I do not care which as along as if has good benefits.I am not picky about the type of dental plan but I know from the start that I do not want any dental plan that comes with long waiting period.

After reviewing many online dental plan options I am seeing that they come with up to a year or more in waiting periods for most dental services we are going to need to have done. I tired of going though each plan so can you just advise if you have any dental plan that can fit my needs?

Dental Insurance, Dental Care Coverage for a family in New Jersey. I need a good family plan that offer dental care coverages for a family of five. Both my wife and I are working full time we have three kids ages 16 18 and 22.

Both my cildren are living in the household. My 22 year old is going to school part time as well as working but he also does not get dental benefits so I want a dental plan where he can be on it with us

I have a dental PPO plan though work that I found out even though I can go outside the network I still can not go to my dentist since he is my uncle.   I total do not get this but they said I can not have work done by a blood relative.

I am not going to change my dentist when he been my dentist since day one. It just does not make any sense to me.  I will be dropping my dental benefits from work and I am looking for a plan that does not have this issue.  Can you please advise.

I would really like to get dental implants for four of my teeth. I do not want to get a partial or a bridge since I have both in the past and do not really like either.  Is there any dental insurance that I can get that will help me with the cost of dental implants?

I have been shopping out my dental insurance to see if I can get a better coverage plan.  Two months ago I had to pay 550.00 for a crown and that was my cost with dental insurance.   I just felt this was a bit much but it was what I had at the time.

When I am looking at some of the dental insurane plans I see crown running any were form 120.00 on up to 5 hundred.  There seems to be many crowns with different ADA codes and cost.  How do I compare cost of the plans based on this?

With my current job I do a lot of traveling.  I often go to different states anywhere for a week or more.   My job does offer really good medical insurance so I have no complaints there.  However I do not get dental. Is there dental insurance I can use in whatever state I may be in.

I am a college student with no dental or medical insurance.  Right now I know I can not afford medical insurance so I am waiting that out.  But are there any low cost dental insurance plans that I may be able to afford to get?  Live in AZ going to school in NV if that matters.

Right now I do not have dental insurance.  However the job I am up for I hear offers fantastic medical and dental insurance.  Which if I get the job I only have to wait three months for my the benefits to kick in.

What I would like to know is does dental insurance cover for Lumineers?  I really in need of them.  I really do not like how my front teeth look and want my teeth to look the best they can.

I just had my my daughter a little over a month ago.  I added her to my health insurance within the 30 days before her birth.  However I am not sure when I really need to add her to my dental insurance plan.

The next open enrollment for the dental ins not until January.  Do I add her in January or wait until she is two or three years old?  My sister did not take her son to the dentist until he was almost three that is why I am asking.

I am 55 and although I do have dental insurance it really does not cover many of the major dental services.   I am looking now for a secondary or supplemental dental insurance plan that would help me with the cost of major dental services that may have in the future.

Looking on line for dental insurance has really become a pain in the butt.  There are just to much out there and it get to be a little overwhelming.   I do not want to have to look for weeks just to get dental care.

What woould be better to get detnal insurance or a dental plan?  I just need basic dental care but do not currently have dental insurnce though my employer.

I have been looking at many dental insurance for my six year old son and myself.   I knew I wanted an HMO do to cost.  I have come down between two plans.  The Pacificare  160 and the Delta dental  DD54.

I like the cost of the Delta dental and it seems to be a more popular plan.  Most people I talk to knows dental dental but have not hear of Pacifcare.   Though of hand Pacificare seems to have better prices for the dental services.    Which one should I get?  Could use some advise.

I would like to know what  are ADA codes.   I was shoping out rates for a bridge but I was told by two different people that in order to tell me the coverage amount under the plan I would need to know the ADA code for the dental service.   How do I get this ADA code?  I do not want to buy a dental plan until I know my cost for the bridge I need.

So I need dental insurance.  I have to get dental insurance for my daughter it can not be a dental discount plan they are not acceptable to what I have to get her.  However when I am looking for dental insurance all I have been finding online is discount plans. I do not really care about cost I just have to get her dental insurance.  Would like advise.

I would like to know what is the difference between getting a dental insurance plan and getting a dental discount plan.  Which one is better?  Which one would you get and why did you pick the plan you got?  I am having to get something but not sure on what to get.   Thanks.

I have a current dental plan with my job.  It is okay but does not cover for all my dental needs.  I would like to get a supplemental dental insurance plan that can work well with what I have currently and save me money.  I just do not know much about supplemental dental insurance and how it works.

It is important to understand your dental insurance, and how the dental plan you have or may be thinking about getting works.   It sad but many people do not even think about having dental insurance until they have major dental needs.

Then these same people get upset over waiting periods or standard exclusions that are common in most dental insurance plans.   As an example:  People who are looking for dental bridges get upset when they find out that many dental insurance plans have missing tooth clauses.  (Meaning the dental insurance will not cover out for a bridge if the tooth was missing before having the plan in force)

Still other people do not even think about having dental insurance until they have a toothache.  They find out they may need a root canal and crown.  Both dental services that fall under the major category.

Since many dental insurance plans have waiting period for both basic and major dental services you can be out waiting a year or more before a root canal or crown would even be covered under the plan.  You can see were waiting until you need dental work would not be helpful to you with these types of dental plans.

Do not fall into these traps.  Get dental insurance even if right now you have the best teeth in the world. Having dental insurance when all you need is a basic cleaning will hopefully help you to avoid ever having to have major dental work in the future.

Since in theory if you have dental insurance you will be using it to see your dentist a least two times a years.  Maintain your healthy teeth and gums.

Dental insurance works great and will save you and your family money during these hard times.  So do not look only at today’s needs, but what your needs maybe  in the future.  And remember seeing a dentist at least twice a year will also save you in dental cost by having your dental checks and keeping your teeth healthy and free of decay.

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Since I left my job I was on cobra for a while.   I just found out that my cobra plan is cancelling this month.  I called my dentist to find out what dental plans I need to get in order to stay with their office.

I was told they only accept PPO’s and Indemnity dental insurance plans.  Nothing elese.  I am not sure what the difference is between a Indemnity dental and a PPO dental plan.  Which is the best one to get?

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