Donated Dental Services (DDS) is a Wisconsin Dental Association program. The program is directed to people who are unable to afford needed dental care because of a limited income which is clearly linked to a permanent disability, chronic illness or advanced age (65 and over).

Ronald McDonald Care Mobile™:  This traveling unit provides no-cost dental services to qualifying children in  south-central Wisconsin and northern Illinois. 

Clinics offering free or reduced-fee dental care

This list of free or low-cost health clinics in Wisconsin is from the Department of Health Services ForwardHealth program. The page includes maps showing the locations of federally qualified health centers, free clinics, rural health centers, and tribal health centers in Wisconsin.

The Wisconsin Dental Association has a list of reduced rate dental clinics for low-income and uninsured individuals.

HealthNet of Janesville offers free care to eligible low-income Rock County residents with no health insurance. The clinic is located at 1344 Creston Park Drive, Suite 2, Janesville. For more information about HealthNet Dental Clinic's screening procedure and services call 608-756-4638 to enroll.

Marquette University School of Dentistry Dental Clinic provides dental care for about half the price of a private dentist. Participating clinics are located both in and outside of Milwaukee. You will need to schedule an initial screening appointment to determine if you are eligible for clinic services. For more information call 414-288-1510 (English) or 414-288-1520 (Spanish).

The Marshfield Clinic Park Falls Dental Center opened March 3, 2008. The dental center is open 8 a.m.-5 p.m., Monday – Friday. A sliding fee scale will assist those with limited income and no insurance. You can schedule an appointment by calling 715-762-0200 or by visiting the Center's web site.

The Marshfield Clinic Chippewa Dental Center serves all patients regardless of the insurance or ability to pay. The Center offers a dental  financial assistance program but there are certain requirements. Information about the requirements is available by calling 715-738-2000. The center is located in Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin.

The Marshfield Clinic Ladysmith Dental Center provides dental care on a sliding-fee scale.  The center is located in Ladysmith, Wisconsin and can be reached by phone at: 715-532-2500.

The Max W. Pohle Dental Clinic provides dental care with a special focus on persons with particular medical needs. Special payment plans for the uninsured are available. The clinic is located in Madison and can be reached by phone at (608) 417-6500. 

The Bureau of Primary Health Care, Health Resources and Services Administration, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services, lists free and reduced-fee clinics.  Some of these clinics provide dental care. Contact each clinic for more information.

Assistance programs vary from state to state. Call your state Dental Society for programs in your area.

Alabama Dental Association; Phone-1-334-265-1684

Alaska Dental Society; 1-907-563-3003;1-800-478-4675

Arizona State Dental Association; 1-602-957-4777

Arkansas State Dental Association; 1-501-771-7650

California Dental Association; 1-916-443-0505; 1-800-736-8702

*California Society of Pediatric Dentist; 1-310-548-0134

*Fresno Madera Dental Association; 1-209-438-7284

*Humbolt-Del Norte Dental Society; 1-707-443-7476

*Orange County Dental Society; 1-714-634-8944

*Tri-County Dental Society; 1-909-370-2112 (serving Riverside,San Bernardino and the Eastern Portion of Los Angeles counties)

Colorado Dental Association; 1-3033-740-6900

Conneecticut Dental Association; 1-203-278-5550

Delaware State Dental Society; 1-302-654-4335

District of Columbia Dental Society; 1-202-547-7613

Florida Dental Association; 1-904-681-3629 ;1-800- 877-9922

Georgia Denatal Association; 1-404-636-7553

Hawaii Dental Association; 1-808-536-2135 ; 1-800-359-6725

Idaho State Dental Association; 1-208-343-7543

Illinois State Denatl Society; 1-217-525-1406; 1800-475-4737

Indiana Dental Association; 1-317-634-2610; 1-800-562-5646

Iowa Dental Association; 1-515-282-7250; 1-800-828-2181

Kansas Dental Association; 1-913-272-7360

Kentucky Dental Association; 1-502-459-5373; 1-800-292-1855

Louisiana Dental Association; 1-504-926-1986; 1-800-388-6642

Maine Dental Association; 1-207-622-7900;1-800-369-8217

Maryland State Dental Association; 1-410-964-2880;1-800-766-2880

Massachusetts Dental Society; 1-508-651-7511; 1-800-342-8747

*Southeastern District of the Massachusetts Dental Society; 1-508674-8818

Michigan Dental Association; 1-517-372-9070; 1-800-589-2632

Minnesota Dental Association; 1-612-646-7454; 1-800-950-3368

Mississippi Dental Association; 1-601-982-0442

Missouri Dental Association; 1-314-634-3436; 1-800-688-1907

Montana Dental Association; 1-406-443-2061

Nebraska Dental Association; 1-402-476-1704

Nevada Dental Association; 1-702-255-4211; 1-800-962-6710

New Hampshire Dental Society; 1-603-255-4211; 1-800-244-5961

New Jersey Dental Association; 1-908-821-9400

New Mexico Dental Association;  1-505-294-1368

New York State Academy of General Dentistry; 1-518-465-0044; 1-800-255-2100

* Suffolk county Dental Society; 1-631-232-1400

North Carolina Dental Society; 1-919-832-1222

North Dakota Dental Association; 1-701-223-8870

Ohio Dental Association; 1-614-486-2700

Oklahoma Dental Association; 1-405-848-8873; 1-800-876-8890

Oregon Dental Association; 1-503-620-3230

Pennsylvania Dental Association; You'll have to look up the number because the book has (7-234-5941 and I really don't think you'll reach anybody.

I was thinking about abbreviating Association, because who would believe that there were that many Assos in the states, or what's worse is Ass's , so I decided to tough it out, knowing that they wouldn't like either. So, back to typing I go.

Pennsylvania Academy of General Dentistry; 1-215443-0667

* Dental Society of Western Pennsylvania;1-412-321-5810 (serving Allegheny,Armstrong,Beaver,Butler,Fayette,Greene, Indiana, Washington, and Westmoreland counties)

Rhode Island Dental Association;1-401-732-6833

South Carolina Dental Association; 1-803750-2277; 1-800-327-2598

South Dakota Dental Association; 1-605-224-9133

Tennessee Dental Association; 1-615-383-8962

Texas Dental Association; 1-512-443-3675; 1-800-460-8700

*The Greater Houston Dental Society; 1-713-961-4337

Utah Dental Association; 1-801-261-5315; 1-800-662-6500

Vermont State Dental Society; 1-802-864-0115

Virginia Dental Association; 1-804-358-4927

Washington State dental Association; 1-206-448-1914; 1-800-448-3368

West Virginia Dental Association; 1-304-344-5246

Wisconsin Dental Association; 1-414-276-4520; 1-800-364-7646

Wyoming Dental Association; 1-307-634-5878; 1-800-244-0779

These are the State Dental Societies

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Donated Dental Services

If your state isn't listed call 1-800-365-7229 and see if it's availble in your state.

Alabama-1-334-834-1114

Alaska-1-907-561-6028 Arkansas-1-501-221-0280

Arkansas-1-501-221-0280

California-Orange and Los Angeles counties-1-888-471-6334;

Northern California-Same as above

Colorado-Denver area-1-303-534-5297;

Outside denver-1-303-534-3863

Florida- Greater Miami-1-305-598-7080

Hawaii-1-888-471-6334

Illinois-Chicago area-1-800-893-1685; reat of the state 1-309-689-6785

Indiana-1-317-631-6022

Kansas-1-785-273 1900

Louisiana- 1-504-948-6141

Maine-1-207-620-8276

Maryland-1-410-964-1944

Michigan-Metro Detriot-1-248-489-2204;

Outside Metro Detriot- 1-248-489-2206

Mississippi-1-601-368-9823

Nevada-1-702-651-5744

Montana- 1-406-449-9670

New Hampshire- 1-603-223-1531

New Jersey-Essex,Union,Hudson,bergen, Passaic,and Sussex counties-1-732-940-0055 ;

for the rest of the state 1-732-821-2977

New Mexico- 1-505-298-7206

North Dakota- 1-888-471-6334

Ohio-1-513-621-2517

Oregon 1-503-774-3898

Pennsylvania, Western Penn-1-412-243-4866;

Eastern Penn 1-1-717-238-8721

Rode Island - 1401-728-9448

South Dakota 1-605-357-8660

Texas 1-512-912-1358

Virginia 1-804-264-9010

Washington-Greater Seattle 1-206 441-8777

West Virginia 1-304-296-9005

Wisconsin-Milwaukee area- 1414-276-0370;

the rest of the state 1-262-670-0837

WYoming 1-307-766-2829

Other Denistry Resources

Inner City Health Center

3405 Downing St.

Denver, CO 80205 Phone: 1-303-296-1767

AIDS Resourses Center of Wisconsin

820 N. Plankinton Ave.

Milwaukee, WI 53203

Phone:1-800-359-9272 ext.1548

Kids in Need of Doctors- 1-909-686-3342  Riverside, CA

Northwest Regional Primary care Association

6512 23rd Ave., NW Suite 305

Seattle, WA 98117

Phone: 1-206-783-3004

Community Dental Center

406 N. Ashley St.

Ann Asbor, Mi 48103

Phone: 1-734-998-9640

I'll add more later

I found one more: worldental.org/dental-news/free-dental-​care-offered-for 

CLICK HERE

StayWell Health Care, Inc. is committed to providing high quality, community health care and social services, including preventive medical, dental, and mental health services to the underserved population of the Greater Waterbury community. StayWell Health Care, Inc. has adopted a comprehensive, community based approach to serving people by providing education, advocacy, and bilingual/bicultural services. All patients are accepted regardless of their ability to pay or insurance status.

StayWell Health Center
80 Phoenix Avenue
Waterbury, CT 06702
(203) 756-8021

 in response to PositiveMommy...   Thank you again and as before it's my pleasure.

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For Website

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For Website:

Dental/Denture Program
Dental

Pueblo Communtiy Health Center
2030 Lake Avenue
Pueblo, CO 81004

Eligibility: Seniors 60 years of age or older.

Contact Us
gloria.carrillo@pueblo.chc.org
(719) 564-4823 Ext. 321

Senior Dental Program offers dental health risk assessments, dental exams, x-rays and radiographs; cleaning, restorations, limited root canals, extractions and emergency dental treatment. In addition, the program will provide denture relines and repairs.

Donations are gratefully accepted and will be used to provide additional services through this Program.

Dentures

Pueblo Communtiy Health Center
230 Colorado Avenue
Pueblo, CO 81004

Eligibility: Seniors 60 years of age or older.

Contact Us
lola.rodriguez@pueblo.chc.org
(719)543-8711, Ext. 116

Senior Denture Services include a dental health risk assessment, dental exams, replacement of existing dentures, if determined necessary, denture relines and repairs and provision of new dentures as determined by a dental assessment.

Donations are gratefully accepted and will be used to provide additional services through this Program.

CLICK HERE

For Website

What does Augusta Regional Free Clinic provide?
The Clinic provides primary care, chronic disease management care, diagnostic services, medications, referrals to specialists, health education, men’s and women’s health programs, limited mental health services. Dental services are provided through the Augusta Regional Dental Clinic. Our modern facilities are easy to access.
Who is Eligible?

The residents of Staunton,Waynesboro, or Augusta County, who do not have health insurance and who meet the basic eligibility guidelines. Additionally, a patient may be employed full or part time, unemployed, or a full time college student. Patients must meet the income guidelines of 200% of the Federal poverty level.

CLICK HERE

See website for all information. 

On July 1, 2002, a new Medicaid Program began. The program, called the Non-Traditional Medicaid Plan, is for an adult who could qualify for Family Medicaid because he or she has a dependent child. Instead of Family Medicaid, adults in one of the groups listed below may qualify only for Non-Traditional Medicaid
• A parent age 19 through 64.
• A parent who receives only Medicaid and parents who also receive cash assistance from the Utah Family Employment Program (FEP).
• A parent who moves from the Family Employment Program to a job and receives transitional Medicaid.
• A parent who pays a spend down to be eligible for Family Medicaid.

Non-Traditional Medicaid has fewer benefits and a higher co-payment and co-insurance than Traditional Medicaid. Children and adults who are disabled, blind, age 65 or older, or pregnant may continue to qualify for Traditional Medicaid.
The Non-Traditional Medicaid card is blue.
In July 2002, Non-Traditional Medicaid Services are listed below. The Medicaid agendy has the right to change the services offered. The Medicaid Provider will let a patient know what services are covered by the Non-Traditional Medicaid Plan.
• Inpatient, outpatient, and emergency department services in an acute care general hospital
• Physician services
• General preventive services and health education given as part of regular office visits
• Family planning services consistent with current Medicaid policy
• Laboratory and radiology services consistent with current Medicaid services
• Pharmacy, with limitations for this plan
• Dental Services, limited to relief of pain and infection
• Vision services, limited to examinations
• Mental health with limitations
• Substance abuse services with limitations
• Physical therapy, occupational therapy, chiropractic services with limitations
• End State Renal Disease - dialysis consistent with current Medicaid policy
• Home health services consistent with current Medicaid services
• Hospice Services consistent with current Medicaid Services
• Medical supplies and equipment consistent with current Medicaid services
• Sterilization and/or abortion based on medical necessity and federal and state
regulations, consistent with current Medicaid policy
• Organ transplants, limited for this program
• Emergency Transportation services, limited to ambulance for medical emergencies only
• Outside medical services in free standing surgical center, emergency centers (InstaCare type), or birthing centers if chosen by the Plan administrators
• Targeted Case Management for the homeless, consistent with current Medicaid policy
• Targeted Case Management for HIV/AIDs, consistent with current Medicaid policy
• Interpretive services, provided by entities under contract to Medicaid

     

    The Non-Traditional Plan does not cover (as of July 2002):
    • Allergy testing and injections
    • Non-emergency transportation, including bus passes, taxi, and vans
    • Speech-language and audiology services

 

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See here to find out all the information about Iowa City Free Medical Clinic plus more including dental services..Plus hours and location for the free medical clinic.

Here are a few of the services see the link for the complete list...

 Services

    * Physical exams, including school and work physicals
    * Exams for colds, sore throats, flu, and ear infections
    * Hypertension screening and treatment
    * Diabetes screening and treatment
    * Gynecological exams and breast exams

http://www.dental.umaryland.edu/patientinfo/

See the link for information on services provided for adults that include fillings, dentures, root canals and more for general denistry for adults. Plus there is denistry for children too.

The University of MD Dental School offers patients a full range of high quality general, specialty, and emergency dental care.

 In the Pre-Doctoral Clinics, dental students provide services under the close supervision of experienced faculty dentists. The students conduct a thorough evaluation to diagnose each patient’s needs and develop a comprehensive treatment plan before beginning treatment.

http://www.freemedicalcamps.com/vcity.php?stateid=TX

If you are in the need of free dental work or any medical care check the link to see what type of care you can get in your city..

With more and more people without the needed dental insurance and now medical insurance these clinics come in handy for those who can't afford the regular dental visits and medical visits for routine services..

http://thechristianclinic.org/

Click the link to learn more than what is posted here -

http://www.upmcac.org/

Click the link to learn more than this--

That address in Houston for Search is:

2505 Fannin St
Houston, TX 77002-9115
(713) 739-7752

Like you, I also suffer from the devastating  damage caused by this medication.  No longer can I perform as a flutist. After being unsuccessful at trying to hire a law firm to have the company pay for dental work, am trying to salvage the few teeth I have left.  Maybe if we pull together, a firm will tackle this.  It would appear that the people suffering from this is more than the average public knows.  Would you be interested in joining me in the fight?

YOU MAY GO TO DONATE DENTAL SERVICES, BUT YOU MUST BE A T POVERTY LEVEL TO QUALIFY.  YOU MAY ALSO TRY TO FINANCE IT WITH CARE CREDIT. IF YOU FIND ANYTHING ELSE PLESE POST IT FOR i HAVE BEEN LOKKING ALSO FOR MY DISABLED SISTER

Dental:

Donated Dental Services Locator

http://nfdh.org/joomla_nfdh/content/view/24/47/

Dental Clinics

http://www.freemedicalcamps.com/index.php

NJ Dental Clinic Directory

http://www.nj.gov/health/fhs/newborn/documents/dental_directory.pdf

UMDNJ - Dental Services

http://dentalschool.umdnj.edu/patients/njds.htm

Vision:

Eye Care America:

     At Risk for Glaucoma

     http://www.eyecareamerica.org/eyecare/care/glaucoma-eyecare.cfm

     At Risk Diabetics

     http://www.eyecareamerica.org/eyecare/care/diabetes-eyecare.cfm

     Seniors

     http://www.eyecareamerica.org/eyecare/care/senior-eyecare.cfm

     Seniors-Macular Degeneration

     http://www.eyecareamerica.org/eyecare/care/amd-care.cfm

     Children

     http://www.eyecareamerica.org/eyecare/care/childrens-eyecare.cfm

Lions Club

http://www.lionsclubs.org/EN/content/vision_index.shtml

Give the Gift of Sight

http://www.givethegiftofsight.org/

Sight for Students

http://www.sightforstudents.org/

Vision USA

http://www.aoa.org/x5607.xml

Knights Templar Eye Foundation

http://www.knightstemplar.org/ktef/index.html

New Eyes for the Needy

http://www.neweyesfortheneedy.org/us/apply.html

Infant See:

     Eye Exams - (FREE)- to any infant

          http://www.infantsee.org/

Financial Assistance and Vision Care Resources:

http://www.preventblindness.org/vlc/resources.htm

Hearing:

So The World May Hear

http://sotheworldmayhear.org/hearnow/

Let Them Hear Foundation

What is the Let Them Hear Foundation Advocacy Program?

Few things are more frustrating than being told by your medical provider that you require a particular service, surgery, or piece of equipment, and then being told by your insurer they won’t pay for it.  If your insurance provider has denied a request from your medical provider for certain hearing-related services, the Let Them Hear Foundation has a nationwide Advocacy Program to assist you in appealing the denial, free of charge. The specific services we provide appeal support with are: cochlear implants (single or bilateral), Bone-Anchored Hearing Aid implantation, conventional hearing aids, atresia repair, microtia reconstruction, balance disorders, and other hearing related surgery.

http://advocacy.letthemhear.org/

NJ Division of Deaf and Hard of Hearing

http://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/ddhh/about_ddhh.html

NJ - HAAD for Seniors & or Disabled

http://www.nj.gov/health/seniorbenefits/services.shtml

Organizations serving individuals w/hearing loss:

(Note page 34 re NJ Vocational Rehab Assistance) 

http://www.state.nj.us/humanservices/ddhh/Publications/DDHHOrgBk07.pdf

I suffer from chronic pain, I have fibromalgia and many severe back problems. About 3 years ago, my doctor prescribed a medication to me called Actiq, it is a pain medication. This medication comes in the form of a lollipop.  Taking this medication over a period of three years, destroyed my teeth. I took very good care of my teeth during the time I was taking Actiq and did not have any serious dental problems before taking the Actiq.
The dentist informed me that it would cost me $25,000 dollars to have my teeth fixed. There is no way I can afford this. I am hoping to find a dentist that will fix my teeth at a reduced cost to donate dental services.
My damaged teeth is affecting my life in a very negative way. I am unable to smile without feeling very self-conscious. I have been trying to find employment, but I know that my not smiling and feeling so self-conscious has affect my ability to get a job. It has affected my social life. When I go out in public or meet someone new, I do not want to talk or smile because I am afraid they will see my teeth. Additionally, I suffer from infections in my teeth and severe pain from toothaches. It is very difficult to eat.
Please, if anyone knows of a dentist or agency that has reduced fees or will donate dental services, I would be very grateful.