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Hi, Thomas.  You can save as much as 80% on dental care by becoming a member of Ameriplan at http://www.BenefitsByRosie.com.  Most dentists will allow you to pay over time.  The dental schools are also a great option.  Good luck!

Rosie 

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I understand your pain completely.  I too have dental problems, and no dental insurance.  Typical pun, it's like "pulling teeth" trying to get good dental care.  Our local medical college has a dental program that allows you to see a dentist/student on 3 different levels.  The first level is the students doing the work, while being overseen by a dentist.  The second level is shared work between the student and the dentist.  Level 3 is the work being done by the dentist, with the students observing.  Of course, the higher level you choose, the more it costs.  Level 1 can cost from $20-100, depending on the work.  Level 3 will cost upwards of $400-500.  Even so, with the average cost of daily living skyrocketing, it's hard to even afford the 1st level.  However, there are dentists out there that will do the work up front, and put you on a payment plan to be payed monthly.  It's something definitely looking in to, because if a tooth becomes abscessed, it will cause a massive infection, which can be fatal.  Please, explore all of your options now before this becomes a major health factor.  I'm praying for you.

thanks for the tip i will check into that

Hello messenger 1. There are alot of colleges with dental programs that offer free or cheap dental  sometimes only 20.00. The students however are the ones who do the work, but i think its worth looking into.