Oh I agree, dental care is so hard to afford and get now days, it used to be part of every insurance plan, some have it now, and others don't. Mine has a little bit, but I am going to find another plan that will fill in where my regular insurance do

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Oh I agree, dental care is so hard to afford and get now days, it used to be part of every insurance plan, some have it now, and others don't. Mine has a little bit, but I am going to find another plan that will fill in where my regular insurance doesn't. I used to have an extra dental plan and it was great, saved me a lot of money, when I had all of my teeth done. To: asthma Sent: Tuesday, March 6, 2012 4:14 PM Subject: Re: Root canals...

My son who is 5 and has been a nebulizer for all his life , has just gotten 3 root canals and crowns on his baby teeth within the last three months. We finally found a good reputable pediatric dentist that would work on him and not charge us an arm and a leg in addition to insurance. You need to be very upfront and have a plan in place in case anything goes wrong. AprilSent from my Motorola ATRIXâ„¢ 4G on AT & T Re: Root canals...

It's ironic that you're talking about root canals today because my husband, who has asthma, is going to have this procedure this morning. He never had one before. I have been concerned about how he will respond to the treatment asthma-wise. He used his nebulizer earlier this morning, and will use his rescue inhaler just prior to the procedure.

If anyone has any advice for an asthmatic preparing for extensive dental treatment, I like to hear it.Judy K.