The purpose of this article is to provide some more information to address the numerous valued inquiries from our customers regarding the Dental Membership Plan and its status.

We are currently reforming the dental membership plan, details are subject to change.

We are currently reforming the dental membership plan, details are subject to change.

Periodontal services are a branch of dental treatment that focus on the unseen side of oral health. Composed of, primarily, what lies beneath the gum line, this dental specialty has the ability to treat conditions such as periodontal disease and even complete a smile by replacing missing teeth with dental implants.

As we enter the month of August, schedules and routines begin to settle into place for many. With a new school year beginning and a new season on the horizon, it’s a great time to think about getting your teeth cleaned. Have you been to the dentist recently, or in the last 6 months? If you haven’t then you are due!

In our history of providing affordable dental care, we have found that there is broad speculation about dental implant procedures and the time frame in which they are completed. Many would believe that an implant procedure is performed in one appointment and ready for use. This, however, is misleading and we want to help clarify for our patients the realistic process. Today we begin a 2-part series called Treatment That Takes Time. It’s purpose is to provide useful information for our readers on topics such as dental implants.

If you currently have dental insurance or have been previously enrolled in a policy, it’s likely that you have experience with the ups and downs of effective and affordable dental coverage. Between monthly premiums, high deductibles that have to be met to access services, and maximum caps on the amount of services that can be accessed; dental insurance can prove to be inefficient and unaffordable, which is contrary to the motive behind getting insured.

This article is the second installment of a two-part series that focuses on explaining the common misconceptions of dental coverage provided by Georgia Medicaid and Medicare.

If you have a broken tooth or a large cavity and are struggling with throbbing pain, the answer could, in fact, be that you need a root canal. This major restorative dental treatment is undergone in the final effort to save a damaged tooth through removing the “root” of the tooth in addition to cleaning out the root’s “canals” and replacing with a filling material that will reinsure the tooth’s structure. How is it though, that a tooth arrives at this point of requiring such necessary treatment?

40% of people take at least one type of medication that can damage their teeth, according to the professionals at the Better Health Channel. This staggering statistic becomes ever more significant when the majority are unaware that the medication they take can be responsible for dental problems that they are currently experiencing or the possibility of future problems. Observe the following and consider whether these may relate to symptoms you have been experiencing.

For anyone who has ever experienced a toothache, it is nothing to consider lightly. There are multiple factors that contribute to what an individual would experience as a “toothache.” Some of these variables are related and caused by the same sources while others are side effects of certain dental conditions.