My husband is a dentist he fixes teeth
He is in a great career field we need dentist to prevent and do treatments for oral cavity.
Yes he also treats gum disease
Gum disease is not a good sign it can also lead to halitosis it is bad breath and odor I know your husband don't like encounters with that lol.
No he does not lol its a hard job and he works long hours
I would get lonely with him being away for long hours even though he is supporting aids and providing health services.
Yes and its expensive to have a private practice with equipment and insurance costs
Wow he has his own practice that is awesome and great but I can see where the cost come in insurance is increasing all together even with dental surgeon and dentistry. 
Yes but he also works at a free dental clinic for kids who need it but can't afford it
Small Smiles Dental Centers
Small Smiles Dental Centers was a privately owned US chain of dental clinics focused on serving children from low-income families. As of March 2014 Small Smiles had 53 offices, and it stated that it served hundreds of thousands of children annually. The parent company, Church Street Health Management (CSHM), has its headquarters in Suite 520 of the Castner-Knott Building in Nashville, Tennessee. As of 2010 Church Street (previously known as Forba Holdings LLC or FORBA) was the largest dental management
the same time, diabetic patients are recommended to have regular checkups with a dental care provider at least once in three to four months. Diabetics who receive good dental care and have good insulin control typically have a better chance at avoiding gum disease to help prevent tooth loss.
Dental care is therefore even more important for diabetic patients than for healthy individuals. Maintaining the teeth and gum healthy is done by taking some preventing measures such as regular appointments at a dentist and a very good oral hygiene. Also, oral health problems