How much does it cost to clean teeth in Florida?
Fee Schedule
| FEE SCHEDULE – GENERAL DENTIST | |
|---|---|
| DIAGNOSTIC | |
| CLEANING | |
| Cleaning | 59.00 |
| Cosmetic Tooth Whitening (set) | 199.00 |
Can a dentist pull out a broken tooth?
Damage. In most cases, decay in a tooth is treatable. However, when it has become extensive, those procedures cannot achieve the desired results, as the teeth now are unsalvageable. Damaged teeth are teeth that are severely broken or cracked, and the dentist will choose to extract them.
Is a full mouth debridement painful?
Does full mouth debridement hurt? A full mouth debridement generally is an easy treatment that doesn’t cause too much pain. We also offer sedation dentistry to help patients feel more relaxed and at ease for the procedure. Oral cleaning is a procedure that generally doesn’t hurt.
What is project dentists care?
Cosmetic bonding is performed on front teeth. Program is run through Lee County Health Department but services are performed at Salvation Army. We have listed the dental costs below which we have compiled for Project Dentists Care.
How can the public health dental program help keep Floridians’ smiles healthy?
Please explore the Public Health Dental Program’s initiatives to keep Floridians’ smiles healthy by clicking the links below. The Public Health Dental Program leads the Department of Health’s efforts to improve and maintain the oral health of all persons in Florida. The Dental Program has four primary functions.
What is the Florida dental access program?
It consists of numerous organizations in Florida that provide a safety net of preventive and restorative dental care to those in greatest need. Many FDA members volunteer their time and services with these organizations to provide oral health care to the underserved. The mission of PDC is to establish dental-access programs statewide.
Who receive dental services under PDC?
Patients who receive services under PDC are typically low-income individuals who do not qualify for public assistance and have the greatest unmet needs. The FDA Foundation has partnered with and provides funding to Florida Donated Dental Services (DDS).