Monday, July 25, 2011

My dentists wants me to pay $190 for "Resin Composite One Suri" after a filling is done?

And another on the tooth next to it. They say it isn't covered by my insurance and it isn't optional. They won't do the filling without it. Is this a scam, rip off or essential dental treatment? It's some kind of coating on the tooth, sealant?
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You are paying $190 for a one surface tooth coloured filling. Some insurance companies will only pay for the silver coloured (amalgam) fillings, not the white (composite resin) ones. It would be a good idea to check with your insurance company to see exactly what they cover before you have any more dental treatment.
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Pea size lump on lower gum line.....?

About 5 years ago I had to have a tooth extracted and now I have noticed that small pea size lump has appeared below were the tooth would have been. The lump is of the same color of my gum tissue and only hurts if I touch it. My dental insurance is maxed out so I really cannot go to the dental office and have it checked out. Please help......
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You should go to the dentist, or cut it off with a knief.. Haha. Like off cast away use a knief to cut it off! Hhahha.
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necrotizing gingivitis?

when i did have dental insurance they told me i had that... i have no pain... the only thing is sometimes my gums bleed pretty badly and like my gums are a little white.. i have severe decay too.. but i cannot do anything... i brush everyday..verrrry softly. but its just not helping... what should i do.. dental costs sooo much i cant afford it.
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Here's a suggestion for you. Go to: (800) 370 - 3447 and order the NEEM Oil and NEEM Bark they make. It is the best you can buy and it will stop the bleeding in one day. Take the two items and mix a little of each into a paste and apply it to the gums all around, on all your gums. This will heal the gums. It will even get rid of the "pockets" the dentists talk about, but that takes longer depending upon the severity of the problem. The worst I've seen are pockets rated at 5. It took about 2 months to clear those and make the gums healthy. The biggest issue you have is infections in the teeth. If you have amalgam fillings, you have severe infection under each one of those. If you have root canals done by typical dentists using gutta percha to fill the canals, you have severe infections under those into your bones and it is called cavitations (NICO). Any amalgams must be removed and replaced with good bonding materials. Don't let them use that hypochlorite solution all the dentists use to sanitize the teeth before putting the repair in place, it only kills about 30% of the germs. Modern dentistry is causing huge problems for many people. The word "modern" is just a fancy word and don't be fooled by it. You will need to have any decay fixed, but do NOT let them use silver fillings (amalgams) because the mercury that leaches out from them is causing all kinds of Alzheimer's disease everywhere. The infections in the mouth can cause you to have many degenerative diseases if you ignore them. Each tooth is connected to various organs in the body and when you get infections there, the organs will become weak. good luck to you
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Are the young the group that are most ignored and neglected by politicians in the UK?

House prices are out of control, youngsters with professional well paid jobs are living in poverty, while the middle aged are spending their free money on expensive holidays and four wheel drives. National insurance is the highest it has ever been, yet youngster can forget a state pension or free dental treatment. We have to pay for our own private pensions as well as our parents free state pensions. Public transport costs a fortune, the old get it free. Gas bills are massive the old get heating allowance. University is only for the rich.
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they have spent a lot of time and effort on the young,but not in the way we would like, the effort has been to brainwash them demoralise and cause division, like the young against the old, as you have just pointed out, not forgetting bringing drugs in and poisening them, its going to get worse before it gets better, dont lett these crafty decievers turn the young against the old, the gov would love that, as long as they are not bothering them, my policy is to when they get a job, to let them keep their dole for a year or longer if they start a business, this is an investment into the british young and their ideas. at least thats what i will be putting forward when i become a free english councilor if that happens.
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Braces or porcelain veneers?

Ok so I have brace i got my wire on today. The pain is so horrible!! And its effecting my singing so i can't make more youtube videos of me singing. It hurts to bad. Shud I deal with the painfor 2 years or try to get dental veneers?? Does dental insurance cover venneers..I'm 15 btw so let me know thanks and does anyone know how to ease the pain
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Braces! with veneers, they shave down your teeth to little nubs and put caps on them..I think. The pain gets better, after a week I couldn't even feel mine. besides, braces will make your teeth and bite beautiful, AND they'll be your real teeth. besides, you already have them on! good luck (=
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Teeth Gap: Shall I use bands myself ?

Guys, I don't have dental insurance currently..I found the following interesting.. http://www.teethgap.com/Product.htm It sounds like rubber bands. Has anyone got any idea about this ? Would there be any side affects ? How long should I wear them ? Would gap appear again, if I discontinue using them ? Or is it preferred to go dentist after getting insurance and think of other options ? Please suggest. Thanks
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i would wait for insurance to go see an ortho because they may end up moving back without a retainer or fiber resection. i had braces twice growing up and the first time was to correct a big old gap i had between my front teeth. good luck. :-)
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Read slowly plz!!hopefully a payment plan!!?

Now for starters I do have pretty good dental insurance but I still have to come out my pocket some.I am gonna be getting braces in the near future.My question is this the portion that my insurance DOES not pay.Will they set up a payment plan, or will I have to pay all at once,coz I dont have credit cards so I cant put it on credit :''((
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Speak to the office staff at your orthodontist. They are perfectly happy to work with you to set up a payment plan. Many places are willing to accept what your insurance covers as a down payment.
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