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6. Dental 4 Less, Porcelain Veneers and Tooth Decay When having a dental veneer put on, the first step in preparing the tooth for a veneer involves removing dental enamel from the tooth surface where the veneer is to be placed. (Much like putting on a fake nail you sand down the nail surface) Even though your tooth will now have less tooth enamel […]...
7. Dental Insurance Coverages, Is there any way around the waiting periods? I have a PPO that has waiting period for almost every thing.  Since I have the plan now for seven months I only have five more months until I can have major services.  At the time I bought the plan I did not think waiting periods would be an issue and that I would be […]...
8. Dental 4 Less on Dental Decay Decay is a term use for cavities, the decomposition of the tooth structure.  Tooth decay is the process that results in a dental cavity. It occurs when bacteria in your mouth make acids that eat away at your tooth. If not treated, tooth decay can cause pain, infection, and tooth loss....
9. Dental 4 Less – Toothbrush Care Fungus and bacteria can develop in the bristles of your toothbrush, if not taken care of properly. So make sure after each use to rinse off and dry your toothbrush thoroughly, storing it uncovered in an upright position and keeping it away from other used toothbrushes. When traveling, be sure to cover your toothbrush head […]...
10. Dental 4 Less, Choosing and using the correct toothbrush for you. Having and using the right tooth brush for your is an important consideration especially when you are using your toothbrush on your teeth at least twice a day. Here are some tips when picking out your next toothbrush.  Using a toothbrush that has soft bristles is suggested in order to prevent scratching and damage of […]...
11. Dental 4 Less – Changing Out Your Toothbrush The American Dental Association, recommends changing your toothbrush every three months. Your toothbrush overtime will go through normal wear and tear and become less effective with removing plaque from your teeth and gums. Studies have found that around three months is when the bristles break down and lose their effectiveness....
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15. Dental insurance, Bought a lame dental insurance plan and I feel ripped off. Seven months ago I bought a PPO dental insurance plan.  Since I do not get dental offer to me from work I had to get something on my own.  I read about how the plan I bough would cover up to 50% for the cost of root canal and crowns. I thought that was acceptable […]...