The poor and disabled do have a resource they can turn to in order to receive affordable dental care: Dental Select charges $28 per month for full dental insurance coverage. However, beware of the six-month waiting period before the benefits become available, I would also recommend choosing a dentist from their in-house dentists list to assure full coverage.
J. David Baxter
Salt Lake City
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