Community health: Depending on where you live, there is probably a community health center that caters to people without insurance. Find one in your area soon so this issue doesn't progress to crisis level. They have sliding fees based on income so you will be able to afford it.
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Needs treatment: Most of the population does not have dental insurance, but they still take care of their teeth. Call your local dental society for further guidance regarding low cost clinics or financing your care. All the best...
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See a dentist ASAP: to drain the dental abscess. The infection may spread to your jaw, cheeks, sinus and to other areas of your head and neck. See any dentist for examination, x-rays and treatment. Do not wait for insurance.
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Try Obamacare: Check to see if you qualify for Obamacare, which has a dental component. In addition, dental schools and hospital residency programs offer dental care at reduced rates. Try to contact ASAP to avoid bigger problems.
Answered 5/9/2015
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