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With massive unemployment sweeping the nation, it may be next to impossible for families to be able to afford adequate dental care.  Dental work in general tends to be a bit on the expensive.  Even if you suffer the misfortune of losing your job, you may be given the option to continue your Dental Insurance, but you would have the responsibility of making payments on your own.

Actually, Dental Insurance can cost only about $25 a month for one person and anywhere between $65-$100 per month to cover the entire family.  However, Dental Insurance may not be the best option for individuals and their families especially if you get stuck paying for the policy yourself.

Dental Insurance Policies many times have deductibles and a waiting period, which can extent 6-12 months for major dental procedures.  After careful research, I have found an excellent option in place of Dental Insurance.  What I discovered actually provides better coverage and saves you more than a traditional Dental Insurance Policy.

A Dental Plan is not the same as Insurance.  Dental Plans charge consumers any where from $10-$25 per month and provide single coverage as well as covering the entire family.  One plan offered through Avia Dental Plans seems to be the best out of all the plans that I had the opportunity to review.  If you wish to inquire just go to www.aviadental.com.

Avia Dental is offering a special rate of $8 per month for single coverage and about $18 per month for the entire family.  Avis even gives a sample schedule of procedures that are covered by the plan and a price that members can expect to pay.  I was amazed at the extraordinary savings offered with this remarkable plan. 

For example, a traditional cleaning and yearly x-rays would normally cost about $100.  With the Avia Plan you would pay about $55-$60 for a cleaning and x-ray, a savings of almost 50%.  In addition, Avia provides a network of participating Dentists in your area that will accept this plan.  After reviewing the list of participating Dentists I must say it gives members a large selection. 

If you discover you need major work such as Crowns, with the Avia Plan you would end up pay roughly $550 per tooth as opposed to $1,000 per tooth.  Dental Insurance Plans in some cases only offer up to 30% savings on major work such as Crowns.  This plan is defiantly worth looking into. 

If you have been avoiding Dental care for fear of being unable to afford the services, check out the Avia Plan and see what you think.  There are also other plans offered   it is just a matter of doing some research.  Some discount rates may apply to Senior Citizens.

Seniors traditionally have been in an unfortunate position regarding Dental Insurance.  To my surprise, most companies don’t offer Dental Insurance to any one over 65 years of age and it is not considered discrimination.  Dental Plans have no age restrictions or limitations and there seem to be no hidden charges. 

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10 Responses

  1. 1
    BRrrr Why Am I Soo Cold??? 

    There are many people on Medicaid who have to satisfy a spend down ( a certain amount of out-of-pocket expenses ) before Medicaid benefits kick in. This figure can vary or not be applicable depending on circumstances.

    Some people really need assistance. Others abuse it. Unfortunately, it's the bad apples who spoil it for people in genuine need and give Medicaid it's often undeserved bad rap.

    A long time ago, when I was pregnant with our oldest, I could no longer work due to bleeding and was confined to bed. About that time, my husband got laid off from work. When I called around to inquire what type of assistance we could get, nothing was available, not even food stamps, as long as we were "an intact family unit", meaning he would have to leave home. The wait list for Medicaid at that time was 6 months. I would have delivered by then. WIC wasn't yet available. We couldn't even get food stamps and we are people who have always worked and never sought assistance of any type.

    So there you go…people who may really be in need of temporary assistance may find nothing is available for them, then people who are able bodied and can work are having everything paid for them. But, if all types of assistance were cut off, that would penalize innocent people who honestly cannot pay. With the economy in the tank, more and more people are going to find themselves, through no fault of their own, needing help. You may be next.

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    In many states, you can get Medicaid for your children. You may also want to call your state's social services office to see what is available to you. With so many people in dire straits right now, there may be more available then what was around when we needed help. Also, here is a list of low cost/no cost medical clinics where you may get help:

    http://www.needymeds.org/free_clinics.taf

    Good luck to you and everyone else who is suffering right now.

  2. 2
    MyVapez 

    I just spent $54,000 on my teeth for a full mouth smile makeover, and that was the cheapest uninsured quote I could find in Oregon!
    There’s no economic depression in dentistry, they are raping the uninsured like never before.
    If you want to get rich in a bad economy, become an oral surgeon specializing in dental implants, you’ll be rich within months like my dentist, he’s only 29 yrs old and already owns a 2.4 million home, 3 Mercedes Benz and flies to his 2nd home in Bermuda 4 times per year…

  3. 3
    innulja 

    people are so quick to complain, anyone heard about savings accounts? how about oral hygiene which can prevent all the cavities. It’s not just about money, it’s about education and the responsibility. I would hate to see another kid crying with cavity because his/her parents are ignorant. I took care of my children and their health and no i’m not even close to being rich!!!

  4. 4
    dentallorenzana 

    If you’re interested in dental implants,? the best option for you is to come? to our clinic “Lorenzana dental center” located in El Salvador, is an option for you to get this type of procedure at a lower cost and also you get the opportunity to enjoy all the beautiful? things that this amazing? country has to offer. For more information you can contact us at 1-800-783-0198 or visit our youtube chanel to find our web site”

  5. 5
    dentallorenzana 

    If you’re interested in dental implants,? the best option for you is to come? to our clinic “Lorenzana dental center” located in El Salvador, is an option for you to get this type of procedure at a lower cost and also you get the opportunity to enjoy all the beautiful? things that this amazing? country has to offer. For more information you can contact us at 1-800-783-0198 or visit our youtube chanel to find our web site”

  6. 6
    dol345 

    this is amazing!! wish they wud do something like this here. I can’t afford dental care but just got a root canal today becz i was left with no choice…

  7. 7
    becakmayat 

    I’m a fresh graduate dentist from Indonesia, and I’d like to know how in the world could you American Fellow Dentists manage this event.

  8. 8
    sha370z 

    dental cost in the top five

  9. 9
    Miikaika25 

    all these people are white and can’t afford the dentist?? what ever happened to the “superior” race everyone keeps talking about? not being able to afford something as simple as this shows you clearly have problems.

  10. 10
    guardiandzjinn 

    it’s just too amazing to be true… how did you guys manage this? exactly like what i’ve always been dreaming to do in the future…

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