Persistent and systemic obstacles undermining people’s access to having proper oral health care. In 2008 4.6 million children in the US did not see a dentist mainly due to the fact that their parents did not have enough money to pay for them to see a dentist. Also the report done by the institute of Medicine shows only 38% of seniors in 2006 had dental insurance

Having Poor oral health can have dire consequences for anyone. However, currently Medicaid benefits that cover dental care are only extended to children. More than 30 million Americans live in areas with too few dentists to meet their dental health needs, and even still millions of children and retirees lack access to good oral health care because they can’t afford the cost of dental care.

I am single and jobless working only odd jobs when I can find them.  I have a five  year old daughter but her dental is taken care of by her dad.  My teeth are bad and I been putting up with for a long time now.

Yesterday on of my molars broke and is causing me to have more pain then I normally have.  I live in Georgia 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?  Please advise.

In the July 13th issue of Jama a report was published that stated between the years 2000 and 2008, although children and adolescents in the U.S that had higher Medicaid payment levels to dentists and were more likely to receive dental care, they still received dental care less often compared to children with private insurance

The importance of having and maintain good dental and oral health care is many times underestimated. However new research is showing that for woman there is yet another reason to maintain good oral hygiene and health care.

This new research has shown that the presence of gum disease can by an average of two months extend the time it takes for a woman to become pregnant. For the first time researcher have been able to clearly demonstrate the significant impact of poor oral health on the time to pregnancy in women who are trying to conceive.

Researchers described a new recessively inherited human syndrome featuring craniosynostosis, maxillary hyperplasia, delayed tooth eruption and extra teeth. They also identified causative mutations in a gene IL11RA.

In craniosynostosis, the sutures between skull bones become ossified prematurely, affecting skull shape and limiting space for the growth of the brain. It is observed in 1:2500 and often requires operative surgery. Supernumerary teeth are more common, and in most cases they also require dental surgery.

Independent contractor wants to know what the best dental insurance I can get for my family. We have medical insurance though my wife’s job but dental care is not part of her company benefit package. We have three kids all under the age of ten and looking to get good dental care plan since one may need to have braces in the future.

I am a single mother and I need get dental insurance and vision for a little or no cost at all. I have two children, both on healthy kids gold. I am 35 years. Does anyone have any suggestions? I can not afford the type of dental care I need to have without some help and I would like to also have my eyes checked out.

Dental Insurance plan for low income families that has orthodontic benefits. We live in Texas with our two children both of whom will be needed braces. Our current dental plan only pay out for basic dental care and does not provide coverage for my children to have braces. Looking for a second plan that will help us with the cost of my children orthodontic needs

Dental care for children is very important,  brushing and flossing alone will not be enough without regular dental care from a dentist. Dental cost can be a factor for anyone and that is why investing in a good dental insurance now for your children will help not only keep your children teeth happy but save you money on your family dental care needs. Get your dental quote today by entering your zip code in the quote box provided.

Top Discount Dental Plans in New York City. I live in New York City and I can not afford dental insurance but can not afford the cost of having dental work without any dental plans in force. I been seeing many dental discount plans that seem will work for me at this current time but I not sure which one would be the best. What is the best dental discount plan in New York?

Looking for a good Pediatric Dentist for my Daughter Dental and Oral Health Care. I just moved to California with my five year old daughter. Since I am new to the state I do not have a family dentist any more. My daughter’s prior Pediatric dentist was wonderful and I am really hoping to find another dentist that will be just an good with my daughter’s dental care needs.

I will also need to get a dental insurance plan that will let us choose our own dentist, I am will not be going to the same dentist as my daughter. I want to be able to change dentist if I feel like it with going though any hassle of having to stay within a network of providers.

I always had my dental care though my job and it was normally a PPO plan they provided. I never really had to look for dental care on my own before. Now that I have to I am finding out that I can not afford the type of dental PPO plan that I would normally have.

So I been looking at Dental HMO which are more in my budget. I seem many and the California dental plan seems like a good one but I never heard of them before. So can you tell me more about getting the right dental HMO for a new person just looking.

I do not really understand why at 30 I can not seem to find any dental insurance plan that affordable for a low income person like me and the only low cost services or free programs are all for kids. When it comes to dental why do kids really even need it? As an adult, I’ve have to go to the dentist way more than when I was a kid. I recently had 3 wisdom teeth out, have a 4th one coming in, and I have to pay it all out of pocket because my small insurance policy won’t cover dental. I think it’s more important that adults get covered first.

Delta Dental Insurance will make Caring for your children teeth more affordable. Cleaning and proper dental care of children teeth should begin when the first tooth is visible. This is because teeth are susceptible to decay as soon as they appear in your child mouth.

Many children do not get the proper dental care due to increasing cost. However Dental Dental offer low cost dental HMO plans that make dental care much more affordable. Get the dental care and coverages you and your family needs at an affordable cost. To review all our dental insurance dental plan options in your state just enter your zip code for a quote comparison.

Where can I find low cost dental and vision insurance for my kids in Texas. I have major medical taken care of though my job but I need to find an affordable dental and vision care plan option for my two sons age five and seven. I really can not afford much and I see family plans running around $90 and up a month. Is there anything for a family that in the lower income. Something around $40 or less a month would be nice. Thanks for any help given.

I am in need of some help. I have a three year old daughter that seems to have a cavity I was brushing her teeth when I notice a small black dot that I could not brush off. This is the first time I seen it there and I am really careful about taking care of her teeth since we do not have dental insurance. We live in Florida and I would like to know if you have any dental plans for kids or family that would be affordable and help us with our daughter dental care needs.

I have a four year old that needs to see the dentist. I am teaching him to take good care of his teeth and we brush them three times a day and we are working on flossing but I mostly doing that for him right now. He has been to the dentist about a year ago when I had dental benefits. I no longer receive dental benefits with my current job and I can not afford much.

I saw on your website that you have a dental plan though Careington as low as $7.95. This is looking good to me I understand it is a discount plan but it affordable and will help me with my son basic dental care. What I would like to know is can I get it only for my son? I do not need to pay for a family do I? Please advise.

I want to Start my Children on the Right Dental Care Path. However,  I am not sure how to fully go about this. We have a one and a four three year old. My husband got laid off from his job that he use to have dental benefits though and his current employment only offer major medical but not dental is included in his benefit package.

We be doing without not for over eight months and I worry about how we are going to afford to take the kids to the dentist when money is so tight on us right now that we are lucky that we can pay the bills each month. Are there any programs or lower cost dental care that we can look into getting?