I can't afford health insurance so i can't see a dentist. but i have a pain and a little swelling behind my two front teeth in between my gap.

Tooth pain: Try Health tap prime as you likely need antibiotics ,but you may need to see a dentist even if you have to pay out of pocket, some have payment plans. Gargling with salt water can decrease bacterial count but you need follow up with a dentist to check for cavities. Most health departments have low income dentist list.

Payment: Not all health insurance provides dental coverage. Not all procedures are covered by dental insurance. You need to see a Dentist or Oral Surgeon ASAP. ask if they have payment plans. Local health department will have list of Dentists who can work with you. University a Dental Schools provide treatment at a very reasonable rate. Expect, however, to have to be financially responsible for your

Low-cost dental care: Sorry to hear about your misfortune. Contact your state dental society to ask about low -cost dental care program in your area. Another source of low-cost dental care is a dental school clinic. Take care.

Misconception: You don't need insurance to see a dentist for care. In fact, most people don't have dental insurance but they still take care of their dental needs. Low cost care can be found at clinics, hospital programs, and dental schools. Insurance or not, you need to take care of yourself. All the best..

Obamacare: See if you qualify for the dental component of Obamacare, which would be an integral component of the health insurance. If not always try third party payment plans such as Care Credit or Lending Tree.