Cigna requires a hmo primary dentist but it covers 100% on most care. Is having a dental primary care provider really that big of a deal. I need alot of work.

I have chronic, painful dental problems. In the last 8 years alone I’ve had at least 50 fillings, 4 extractions, 2 caps, 8 root canals and I’m still in an immense amount of pain. I’m in severe debt because I have had to charge these treatments which have amounted to more than $20,000 in just the last 2 years alone. I have begged dentists to simply remove my teeth but almost all insisted that they could and should be “saved”. I’m 27 years old and still have a lifetime of this ahead of me. ALL of my root canals are painful, after last years procedures, leaving me with a whole side of my mouth I can’t use. Is it really that crazy to ask to have these teeth removed? I can’t find relief– medically and especially not financially. I can no longer afford to have anything done to my teeth and am hoping that someone can help with advice.

I bought a 2 month old english cocker spaniel Saturday, we registered at the vet and I’m just wondering if anyone has any ideas for training and general health of these playful dogs.
I’ve noticed he likes to play all the time, he sleeps 17 hours a day and whines during the night.
Thanks.