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Dirty Mouth?
updated: Dec 23, 2011, 11:51 AM
Where is the least expensive place to get an annual tooth cleaning?
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COMMENT 243356
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2011-12-23 12:53 PM |
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I use a toothpick. Git 'r done!
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COMMENT 243366
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2011-12-23 01:36 PM |
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Petco!
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COMMENT 243370P
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2011-12-23 01:41 PM |
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366 That's funny. I'm still laughing.
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COMMENT 243377
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2011-12-23 01:55 PM |
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I love my dentist. His hygienist is wonderful. Dr. Meldje 6875669 He has done work for me for years, and for my husband, too. He has also done work for friends. I highly recommend him.
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COMMENT 243379
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2011-12-23 02:10 PM |
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Actually, it costs beaucoup bucks to have pets' teeth cleaned. If it's done under anesthesia by the vet, it can cost upwards of $500.
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COMMENT 243384
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2011-12-23 02:44 PM |
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@ 379, And if done without anesthesia it is pointless as they cannot scrape below the gum line.
@OP, A thorough cleaning takes at least an hour, and costs about $100. 20 minute cleanings are a joke, but we get what we pay for. Toothpicks after meals are a fabulous way to have a healthy mouth.
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COMMENT 243387
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2011-12-23 03:25 PM |
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Johnson Family Dental has a really great deal for those without insurance.
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COMMENT 243393
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2011-12-23 03:59 PM |
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Jail, oh I forgot they just pull teeth. Seriously though, if you have insurance it shouldn't be much, a co-pay. If no insurance contact Westside clinic, I think they have a dentist who works on a sliding scale.
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COMMENT 243407
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2011-12-23 05:38 PM |
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It shouldn't cost too much to get one "tooth" cleaned.
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COMMENT 243414
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2011-12-23 07:12 PM |
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A better source of info would be to contact county health, or one of the service agencies, and ask about low cost dental care. I know that at least once a year there is a clinic at Earl Warren, but maybe there are other services provided at low cost.
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COMMENT 243436P
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2011-12-24 06:19 AM |
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Does anyone out there have experience with dog medical insurance? My puppy has been diagnosed with severe hip dysplasia, which won't be covered, but since that is going to cost $$$$$, I'm thinking I should get insurance for anything else that goes wrong. Any recommendations or comments?
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COMMENT 243439
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2011-12-24 06:44 AM |
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I love how half the commenters read the title as "animal" dental care.
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RONNIEB
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2011-12-24 08:10 AM |
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Tijuana! Thousands of Americans and Canadians travel to Mexico and other countries for dental work and other medical procedures. I lived in nine countries in Latin America, Asia and Africa for nearly thirty years and had fine dental and medical care everywhere, at a fraction of what it costs here in the U.S.
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COMMENT 243449
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2011-12-24 08:38 AM |
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Despite the misreading, back at 436: many insurance brokers can get pet insurance. But shop around, prices vary a lot and be sure to understand all about deductibles and co-pays, just as you would for human insurance. My only personal experience is with Pacific Group Agencies in Santa Clarita, 800-817-8838.
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NANCYSBL
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2011-12-24 11:53 AM |
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Goleta Dental Care...Dr. Nguyen and his staff are awesome. 685-4400 He does have discounts for new patients, just ask.
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