I am looking for a dental school in the Chicago area that will do dental work cheap?
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I had Northwestern's Dental school downtown do all my dental work and it was WAY cheaper than the lowest estimate from a dentist. It was a few years ago and I don't have the number anymore, but I'm sure you could find it online.
888489
Dental schools will usually provide free dental care so the students can practice - it's actually a good deal and they are watched so no mistakes are made - I've heard great things about it.
60429
It's a little drive for you, but at the OSU main campus in Columbus, the dental clinic is located there. The students do the dental work, (while interning) and they are overseen by licensed Dentists. These students put more care into what they are doing. They do wonderful work, because it is graded. My daughter went there to get some of her teeth fixed, and they treated her very well!
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look in the phone book under dentists, for a dental referral service. tell them your situation, and they will hook you up w/ a list of dentists...good luck with this.  also, check to see if there is a school of dentistry in your area...they will be helpful too, as they need patients to work on. (supervised by a dentist of course) ;o]
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Check with an Local University.\nThey probably have a dental clinic or days you can come in as students need practice , supervised by a professor.\nAsk to speak to someone over Dentistry studies in the college.
637449
The odds of finding a dentist to do free work is slim to none... unless of course you are married to a dentist or are another close friend or family member. Check with your nearest dental school as the students always need patients to work on and the fees are relatively low. Also, you can check with your local health department... many health departments in the U.S. now have dental clinics. Good luck to you.
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In Ohio, you can go to a free care dental clinic in Cleveland.....Dentists from the area take one day a month and do totally free dental work for people below poverty level. Hope they do that in your state.......
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Locate the nearest dental school to you.  The students are always needing patients to work on.
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If your university happens to have a dental program, I'd make an appointment in their clinic and see how much it would cost there. They are generally MUCH cheaper than a normal dentist. Better yet, if you have a friend in the program, and they need someone to bring to class and practice on, volunteer! It's usually free. And the students are well trained before hand and have a seasoned dentist supervising them, so don't be worried that they'll accidently fix the wrong tooth or anything. And students are often much more attentive than actual dentists, as they're being graded for their work. FYI, the same goes across the board, dental hygenist students, cosmetologist students, all do a better job in school than the liscensed pros do in real life.
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I don't know about free, but contact your local health dept and ask them if they have a dental program . Most of them have free clinics for children in school, for low income families and have siding scale fees available too. For adults, they might have one that you could pay as little as 10% of the fee. So, if the bill would be $100 you would pay $10. That is the way they work here in the eastern part of the state anyway. Good Luck.
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Call and ask the nearest dental office if payments in instalments are accepted, than go and pay by cash, or cheque; if necessary pay the whole amount by a credit card. Also, the dental schools allow their students to practise under supervision and the patients get the low cost treatments. Good luck.
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Try calling these people.  They do a lot of medical stuff for free.  I don't know if there's one near you, but it never hurts to find out.\n\nThey're a non-profit community health center.  I have a cousin that had a tooth pulled and says they are really good and he only paid around $20.
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Check your local area for a 'College of Dentistry and/or 'Dental Hygienists'. Schools are usually looking for patients for their students to practice on. The appointment time will last longer than a fully-trained Dentist, however there is usually little or no charge. The student will also be under the guidance of their instructor, so no, you won't be left with someone 'unqualified'. Good luck!
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Look in your local phone book for dental schools, sometimes it's free or at a low price
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You may want to try a local university or college in your area.  Many times they have dental students who do a lot of work and it is generaly a good thing because the instructors are on hand as well.  Sometimes you can get quality care.\nGood Luck Health Care Does Break Your Bank
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Try calling a dental school in your area.  Generally the fee is very little if not free.
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Try Dental School at Local University.\nFree and good.\nYou just might have to take more time to get work completed.