So i dont have dental insurance...?

i live in nj and i dont have dental ins or money to pay full price at a dentists office. I've heard about the dental clinics and how they charge you based off of your income but whenever i have tried calling them they say that they dont make appointments. i just have to be there b4 8oclock and be one of the first three people standing in line cuz thats all theyll take. i've tried and so far i cant be seen. does anyone know of anywhere cheap? my teeth are killing me. its an emergency

So i dont have dental insurance...?
Dental insurance is not cheap. My father paid for his himself (not thru employer) and decided to cancel it. Rather than pay $25-40/mo he just paid the dentist for hsi 2 annual visits and it was cheaper. This is great if you don't have any major issues. At the same time if your problem is something as simple as a pop corn kernel that can be fixed with just a regular visit and would probably be worth the $100 it may cost u. Dont be one of "those people" who only wants to get insurance for 1 month to fix ur problem and cancel. A lot of self-pay policies have 6-18 month waiting periods before you can do more than a just a cleaning anyway..
Reply:find a dentist that will take monthly payments...er help (ask him to apply for visa credit card to cover your expense) citibank will take it up to 1500.00
Reply:If you haven't heard of Ameriplan yet you are in luck!





It's only $39.95 to get you set up and enrolled in our Dental, vision, rx %26amp; chiropractic plan (then $19.95/mo thereafter) and the best part about it is that you will be able to use it right away, even before your membership cards come!





As for how much it will cost you at the dentist... that depends on what you need to have done exactly. I can tell you that for the actual initial exam to be seen %26amp; checked, typically that alone could cost roughly $130, but with Ameriplan you are looking at roughly $35-45.





Take a look at this site http://www.mybenefitsplus.com/cberney


Then call me (my number is on the site) and I can explain it further if needed, answer any questions that you have, and then if you'd like, even get you set up and in the dentist office to get this taken care of ASAP!
Reply:Contact your local dental society. The dental society can give you the names of dentists/surgeons in your area that provide free, low-cost or sliding scale fee services for patients. If you don't know the name of yours, contact the American Dental Association. Most states have one. Some cities and counties have them, as well. I have included some links to some New Jersey Dental Societies.
Reply:Go to http://www.dentalplansignup.com , then go to a dentist. If not get ready to pay big bucks.
Reply:I would encourage you to visit this website


www.healthsavings.ourperfectcard.com


Out of personal experience, I signed up online about 3 years online and they had my benefits active in 2 hours. They have been great. They have saved me thousands of dollars on all services including xrays, exams, braces, root canals etc.


They helped me, they could help you too. Hope this Helps

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