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The Remote Area Medical® (RAM) Volunteer Corps is a non-profit, volunteer, airborne relief corps dedicated to serving mankind by providing free health care, dental care, eye care, veterinary services, and technical and educational assistance to people in remote areas of the United States and the world.

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For complete Website and other locations for free or low cost dental care..

Free and low-cost dental care, though limited in Indianapolis, is provided by a variety of programs.

Gennesaret Free Clinic offers free dental services, but only to the local homeless population. In some cases, dentures are available at no cost. For information, call (317) 262-5645.

IU School of Dentistry
1121 W. Michigan St. provides dental care by students under a dentist's supervision. Services typically are available for fees lower than those charged by private dentists. Most insurance companies are accepted. Cash, check, money order, Visa, MasterCard, and Discover Cards are accepted. For information, call
(317) 274-7433 option #2.

Indiana University's Regenstrief Emergency Dental Clinic
At Wishard Memorial Hospital, 1001 W. 10th St., provides emergency dental services and regular dental services to the public. Dentures may be available for a reduced fee. For information for regular dental services, call (317) 630-6297.

Wishard's Cottage Corner Health Center
1434 Shelby St. and Grassy Creek Health Center, 9443 E. 38th St., have dental clinics for Wishard Advantage Patients and the public. For information on Cottage Corner's dental program, call
(317) 655-3204. For information on Grassy Creek's program, call (317) 890-2131.

People's Health Center
2340 E. 10th St., provides Dental care to homeless persons at no cost. If they are referred through the Homeless Initiative Program. Dentures may be available on a limited basis. Low-Income patients may quality for dental services at Reduced cost. For information, call (317) 782-2127.



   
 

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To view all the free clinics in Virginia! Click on each link to find the details of each free clinic or use the map they provide and I personally like the links. Virginia has the second most free clinics of any state in the country...

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For the website, hours and location of Hands of Hope Clinic.

The mission of the Hands of Hope Clinic is to provide free medical care, dental care and medications to low income, uninsured residents of Henry County, Georgia. Hands of Hope Clinic exists to provide compassionate, quality health care for every eligible patient who enters our doors.

Our patients are friends, family and neighbors in our community. Because unexpected illnesses and accidents happen every day, now there's hope for the mother experiencing flu-like symptoms and someone with depression can finally receive medical treatment. Even the elderly lady down the street can get her medications. 

Hello, as I live in upstate Ny, I am willing to help anyone I can, to navigate thie way thru the medicaid process of  obtaining dental care in ny. I am a expericened client, and just about done with mine. I just need to wait for my gums to heal to recieve my dentures. I will help u in the navigation of the medicad bull crap. They spun me in circle for awhile, till i buckled down and grabbed thier attention, get ahold of me, if u need advice.

My teeth are falling apart and extremely sensitive. The last time I could afford to have them cleaned (8 years ago) they had to give me novacaine in my entire mouth because my teeth were so sensitive.

My teeth are really yellow, brittle and now my top and bottom front teeth are chipping away and even more sensitive. I brush my teeth and floss twice a day but have no dental insurance. I am also unemployed and looking for work with bad teeth is a huge disadvantage. My teeth hurt all the time and I do not know where to turn for any dental care because it is so expensive.  P.S. I live in the middle Tennessee area and resources are very scarce here for free dental care. I have a friend who lives in Los Angeles and she gets total free or incredibly cheap (like $10 cost) healh and dental care out there. Wish TN. would be more like CA. in having medical resources for those who can't afford it.

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To learn more about the no cost medical and dental care and location for those services

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

If the answer is yes and you need free medical or free dental click the above link to see what is available in your area. 

http://www.dentistryfromtheheart.org/

Click the link to learn more about them, the upcoming events and people stories from their free one time service an example filling a cavity . The same people return next year for the free dental care for those who don't have dental insurance or don't have the money to afford dental care.

The events starts 2/05/2010 -2/25/2011 in various cities.

Dentistry From The Heart is spreading free smiles across America. In 2010, Dentistry From The Heart has more than 200 events scheduled across North America -bringing free dental care events to communities in 48 states and Canada.

Check the link to see if there is a location in your city and state..

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

Click the link if you are having any tooth pain and in need of a dentist or if you have a medical health problem. 

See the link for the free dental clinics or free medical clinics in your city..

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

Click the link if in need of free medical care or free dental care. Check to see what is available in our state..

These days with people out of work and loss of insurance these clinics come in handy..

http://www.michigan.gov/mdch/0,1607,7-132-2943_52115-203754--,00.html

Click the link to access to find out about free community dental programs, community health centers and free clinics that offer free dental care. 

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).

Seal Dane is a service offered by Dane County. The program provides free dental sealants to eligible children at selected Madison and Dane County schools. More information is available by calling the Seal Dane coordinator at (608) 242-6414 or the Dane County Dental Health Coordinator at (608) 242-6510.

Ronald McDonald CareMobile™ :  This traveling unit provides no-cost dental services to qualifying children in 11 south-central Wisconsin counties. 

Clinics offering free or reduced-fee dental care

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 Owen Dental Center provides dental care in Clark County for patients of all income levels including those who are uninsured or underinsured. The Center is located in Owen, Wisconsin and can be reached by telephone at 715-229-4337.

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) 267-6500. 

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.

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