Archive for January, 2010
Has anyone ever used the dental discount program called Patriot Plan and is it legit?
Posted by admin in Dental Plan on January 30, 2010
I’m trying to find an affordable Dental Plan and while browsing on the internet I saw that they only charge $99.00 per year. I found my dentist in the directory along with discounted rates but I just want to make sure this is not some sort of scam. Would like to hear someones experience on actually going to the dentist and not having bogus additional fees other than what was shown on the Patriot Plan site.
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Hi call 1-800-929-8344 Ref # 246314 they even cover cosmetics and all procedures for your teeth.their plan is really good and you dont need to wait to get approved and any pre-existing condition is acceptable.
Can anyone inform me about dental insurance plans in Texas?
Posted by admin in Dental Insurance on January 30, 2010
Me and my family are planning to move to Texas by next month. We plan to purchase dental insurance plans especially for my dad who’s thinking about having an orthognathic surgery. Please help me guys! Thanks!
The best Dental Insurance is one that achieves a perfect balance between price and policy inclusions, and does not leave you feeling helpless when the time comes for you to make good use of it. Here is a summary of the basic dental insurance coverage in Texas:
1. Preventive and diagnostic dental care. Preventive dental care necessarily includes all regular cleaning and check-up services that a dentist performs to avert further destruction or decay of the teeth. The most basic services are included here, including evaluation and diagnosis of any prevailing dental problem.
2. Basic dental care and dental procedures. Although this coverage is somewhat subjective to what your dentist considers “basic” services, dental care and procedure may or may not include tooth filling, tooth extractions, root canals and repairing broken teeth. As long as your dentist considers it a simple and minor procedure, you can expect it to fall under this category.
3. Major dental care. Major denture work, dental orthodontics, surgery and other large-scale procedures are the most expensive – if you opt for a higher percentage under this category, expect your premium to increase. Some aging people prefer for a higher coverage on the major dental care because sooner or later, they are going to need a set of dentures and other more complicated dental repair and enhancement procedure.
How soon does dental and health insurance apply in the military?
Posted by admin in Dental Health on January 30, 2010
does it depend on branch? surely they all have universal health/dental care?
It will depend on what you are, Active Duty, dependent or Reservist/National Guard.
If you are AD then as soon as you leave for Basic/Boot/BCT/Recruit Training and your information is entered into DEERS you are covered medical and dental on base facilities. For AD military there is no charge for medical or dental.
If you are a dependent, then as soon as your information is entered into DEERS by your spouse/parent then you are enrolled into Tricare Standard. With Standard there is a yearly deductible and a co-pay for each visit with the doctor/clinic/hospital that is approved by Tricare. After you get your military ID card then you can enroll into Tricare Prime or Prime Remote. With Prime if you register before the 20th of the month then it starts the next month (ie enroll March 19th, starts April 1st). If you register after the 21st then it doesn’t start until the following month (ie March 24th, doesn’t start until May 1st). With Prime you are assigned a PCM (primary care manager) at the military clinic or hospital closest to you. Now with Dental that is separate, the company you go through is United Concordia and it is $13 a month for single or $23 a month for a family. You are covered for 2 cleanings & 1 xray per year. Then all other work is co-pay up to $1200 for each person per year. You have to pay the first month out of your account and then after that it is deducted from your pay.
With National Guard and Reservists along with their family members it is totally separate unless you are Full time then you are covered under the regular Tricare and United Concordia.
What is the best home teeth whitening kit?
Posted by admin in best teeth whitening on January 30, 2010
I’m interesting in whitening my teeth a shade or so, and I can’t afford to get it done by the dentist. I wanted to know what is the best whitening kit to buy. Please only recommend if you have tried it or some one you know personally has tried. Thanks!
If you are really looking for Teeth Whitening, normal toothpaste probably isn’t enough just by itself.
I suggest doing what this mom did,
http://laurateethwhiteningblog.blogspot.com/
JASON NATURAL PRODUCTS, Toothpaste Oral Comfort Non-Fluoride CoQ10 Gel – 4.2 oz
Posted by admin in Teeth Whitening on January 29, 2010
Summer Infant 3 Piece Oral Care Set
Summer Infant 3 Piece Oral Care SetThe 3-Piece Oral Care Set from Summer Infant includes the tools necessary for teaching your baby good oral care habits right from the start. The gum stimulator is perfect for teething infants, the finger brush is a great travel item to keep baby s gums and teeth healthy while on-the-go and the toddler toothbrush is just the right size for a little one s mouth.Includes: Toddler toothbrush Gum stimulator Finger brush
Conair Interplak Triple Action Replacement 8-Tuft Brush Head, 12167 – 1 Full
Posted by admin in Electric Toothbrushes on January 29, 2010
Paperback, Dental Hygiene Process: Diagnosis and Care Planning
Posted by admin in Dental Plan on January 29, 2010
A comprehensive guide to assist the Dental Hygenist throughout their learning process; including diagnosis & care plans.
Dental Form 1-Part Continuous Feed Computer (1,000/box)
Posted by admin in Dental Insurance on January 29, 2010
ADA dental insurance claim form with required National Provider Identifier (NPI).
Purina Veterinary Diets DH Dental Health Canine Formula Dry Food 18 lb
Posted by admin in Dental Health on January 29, 2010
IS YOUR PET EXPERIENCING: Bad breath Loss of appetite Red, swollen and bleeding gums Drooling Blood in the saliva Yellow-brown tartar at the gum line Broken teeth Dark spots on molars Raised sores in mouth If so, they may be suffering from dental problems. The most common dental problem pets’ experience is buildup from plaque and calculus. If left unchecked, plaque and calculus buildup can eventually cause inflammation of both the gums (gingivitis) and the membrane lining of the tooth socket (periodontitis). Without proper treatment, the teeth may become infected and fall out and the resulting infection may spread to other parts of the body such as the kidneys or valves of the heart. Get your pet started on DH Dental Health today and get a 1st bag free rebate! Dental Health At Home Kit Includes: * Information on Purina Veterinary Diets DH Dental Health brand Canine and Feline Formulas and dental issues. * First Bag Rebate: Significant savings on your first bag of: * DH Small Bites Canine Formula (8-lb bag only) * DH Canine Formula (20-lb bag only) * DH Feline Formula (8-lb bag only) * Smile Back Offer: Information on our offer to keep you saving on future purchases of DH. * Veterinarian Approved: Care about the health of your pet. This product should only be fed with your veterinarian’s approval. Please note that promotion codes cannot be applied to this product. PLEASE CHOOSE FOOD ORDER SHIPPING WHEN BUYING FOOD. THE SHIPPING COST IS BY WEIGHT. FREE SHIPPING DOES NOT APPLY TO PET FOODS.