Is there a free service on the net, that anyone can recommend me, that offer free full dental care services?

I have a lot of cavities, gingivitis and other teeth deceases that need urgent care from a professional dentist. I’m unemployed and don not have a couple of thousands of dollars to spare to the dentist. Help!!, any suggestions on where I can find all that on the internet?

You should apply for medical assistance at your county’s human services department. With MA your medical and dental will be free and your co-pay will be $0 to $3 a visit. You can get MA without having to get cash and food support. If you are denied MA, keep your denial letter. Most places have a sliding-fee that requires a MA denial letter before they will give you huge discounts. I’m a part-time worker that doesn’t qualify for employee benefits but makes too much for MA. There are ways to make health care affordable. You’ll have to fill-out a bunch of paperwork but its worth it. You should search on the internet for MA in your county and sliding-fee clinics in your area. I hope this helps?

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3 Responses to “Is there a free service on the net, that anyone can recommend me, that offer free full dental care services?”

HooahHatcher on March 11th, 2010 at 3:48 am

I don’t know of any off hand, but here’s something that could help.

Try going on altavista.com and using keywords like the name of your city, or county, and "low income dentist" or "low cost dental"

Good luck!
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Dolly B on March 11th, 2010 at 4:24 am

You should apply for medical assistance at your county’s human services department. With MA your medical and dental will be free and your co-pay will be $0 to $3 a visit. You can get MA without having to get cash and food support. If you are denied MA, keep your denial letter. Most places have a sliding-fee that requires a MA denial letter before they will give you huge discounts. I’m a part-time worker that doesn’t qualify for employee benefits but makes too much for MA. There are ways to make health care affordable. You’ll have to fill-out a bunch of paperwork but its worth it. You should search on the internet for MA in your county and sliding-fee clinics in your area. I hope this helps?
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My sister-in-law who works for the county & my own experiances.
susieQcleaner on March 11th, 2010 at 4:46 am

find a dentist that takes ‘care credit’ a healthcare line of credit.
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