Meth Mouth Tax Dollars

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The Denturist Profession Can Help Save Meth Mouth Tax Dollars

September 13, 2007  Gary W. Vollan, L.D.   www.wysda.org

 

Is it going to take the meth epidemic for our country to recognize the need for the denturist profession as a viable health care profession and it's ability to provide affordable denture care to recovering meth addicts and other segments of our society.

 

The denturist profession as a rule is a compassionate group of professionals that provide affordable denture care.

 

How much more difficult is an addicts recovery (self-esteem), without an oral prosthesis (denture) for replacement of extracted natural teeth due to meth chemicals and disease?

 

The American Dental Association and state dental associations continue to suppress the denturist profession across the  nation, with the dentists monopolistic grip on dentures and their inflated pricing, leaving the edentulous, dentureless, and paying the denture lab technicians pennies, for a oral prosthesis (denture) that's worthy of artistic recognition.

 

Most denturist were denture lab technicians tired of not being paid by the dentist and having to do remakes at the denture technicians expense, due to error in impressions and the bite by the dentist or their assistant.

 

Denturist are educated, tested, qualified and licensed professionals; providing denture care directly to the public at affordable prices; usually averaging half of what dentists charge.

 

Denturist are regulated and licensed in seven states and across Canada. The states are Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Colorado, Arizona and Maine.

 

Please talk to your legislator and let them know you need access to affordable denture care through the denturist profession.

Having affordable and functional dentures affects a persons physical and psychological well-being.

It could be the determining factor in a persons productivity, especially those recovering from an addiction. 

 

Thank you for being here---gary