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Home visits from the dentist - demand is growing
Added on 08.12.2023
Thanks to modern dentistry, many dental procedures that were once considered unrealistic, exceptionally difficult, or even impossible in the relatively recent past are nowadays considered routine. Nowadays, in the age of mobile technology, dentists can also opt to “go mobile” and fit virtually everything a modern dental practice needs into one to two special suitcases that they can take directly to their patients’ homes, upon request. This all sounds very futuristic but does it even make sense for a dental practice to “go mobile”?
Read Post DentalAce Special Offer - How you can maximize the value of this function
Added on 22.10.2020
As you know, DentalAce recently rolled out a new function for our dentist members that allows them to define and offer special offers for potential new patients. Find more infos about how you as a dentist member can maximize the value from our new special offer function in the following blog post.
Read Post Dental laser therapy – The future of dental care
Added on 25.05.2020
Nowadays, lasers are also used in dental medicine and, though there had been attempts already in the 1960s to include laser therapy in the repertoire of dentists, this treatment type only relatively recently (in the past 5-10 years) made it back into the spotlight and started gaining in popularity among dental care professionals. Find out more in the following blog post.
Read Post What is dental wrap-around insurance?
Added on 31.03.2020
Whenever teeth are concerned, there is always a matter of money as well. Especially in the case of dental treatments because insurers only reimburse for the most basic ones and many dental services require relatively high copays. If one does not want to pay extra for for each dental treatment that goes beyond what is considered basic dental care, there is the option to purchase an additional insurance policy called wrap-around insurance to handle these situations.
Read Post Health insurers: What do they pay for at the dentist?
Added on 14.03.2020
What does a dentist of choice cost? What part of my treatment costs will I get reimbursed after a visit to the dentist? What do I have to pay myself and what does health insurance pay for? We all know the feeling when governmental agencies go through structural changes: Nobody knows what's going on. We will give you a first glimpse at what will likely positively surprise some: for a large number of dental treatments with a dentist of choice, patients will receive a significant part of their costs back. Let's take a look at how reimbursement works for a dentist visit.
Read Post Dentist of Choice or Panel Dentist
Added on 16.11.2019
Long waiting times for the next appointment, no time for your questions – whoever has already been annoyed by an issue like this when looking for a dentist appointment, has definitely at least considered to opt for a dentist of choice over a panel dentist. But which costs does one have to expect in such a case? How much do you expect to get in return from insurance companies? Read more about this topic in the following blog post.
Read Post Gum lifting to combat gum recession
Added on 11.09.2019
Do your gums bleed from time to time after brushing your teeth? Do you sometimes decry reddened gums? Generally, both happens from time to time and does not necessarily have to be a sign of a problem. In some cases, however, one or both symptoms may be indicators of a gum inflammation that may lead to gum line recession. This condition can increase the sensitivity of teeth to cold and hot foods and drinks significantly and thereby reduce the quality of life of a suffering patient. Pretty concerning, right? Let’s find out more about this then.
Read Post Dental care to cure Alzheimer’s disease?
Added on 26.06.2019
Alzheimer’s is a disease that can, among other things, lead to memory loss, disorientation, and personality changes and is a scary specter for many people at the age of 65 or above. This neuro-degenerative disease manifests in the form of constantly worsening dementia and can, as of today, not be cured. Recent studies have shown that some fairly mundane and easy-to-implement measures, such as an active lifestyle, a healthy diet, and even thorough dental care can significantly increase the risk of developing Alzheimer’s disease.
Read Post Stopping tooth decay with silver diammine fluoride
Added on 20.05.2019
In cases of tooth decay, all of us are accustomed to watching the dentist reach for the drill to remove destroyed dental substance in an effort to prepare a clean hole in the treated tooth for a long-term filling. Though this is most often absolutely necessary, most patients get at least a slightly queasy feeling every time a drill comes into play. Now, how would these patients feel if there was a way to stop tooth decay completely painlessly and without the use of a drill in only a few seconds?
Read Post Antibiotic therapy versus periodontitis
Added on 12.11.2018
It is always a bad omen when the day starts with hurting gums. And when said pain is caused by periodontosis things could turn for the worse even more. Successful treatments for this kind of gum line inflammation can often be quite time consuming and require several dentist visits and a handful of medicines (incl. antibiotics).
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