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Does America Have a ‘Dental Care Crisis’? Wait Until You See What Taxpayer-Funded, Soros-Linked PBS Documentary Has to Say

Anyone who has heard Barack Obama‘s former chief of staff Rahm Emanuel’s say “you never want a serious crisis go to waste“ is understandably skeptical of the rush of ”crises” that have gripped the nation in recent years.  The president’s health care overhaul, for instance, was made to be a crisis of monumental proportions, with doctors cutting off people‘s feet and taking out children’s tonsils for profit, when in all likelihood the reforms have only worsened our situation.

Now, taxpayer-funded PBS is airing a documentary called “Dollars and Dentists” that may hold a peek into what America’s next “crisis” could be, at least if you listen to politicians.

Watch the trailer, below:

The website reads:

More than 100 million Americans don’t go to the dentist because they can’t afford it. Instead, they end up broke, in severe pain and struggling to get by. Sometimes they even die.

Our next film, Dollars and Dentists, a joint investigation by FRONTLINE and the Center for Public Integrity, examines the nation’s ruptured dental-care system, and some solutions to fix it. It airs Tuesday, June 26…

New research released today from the Kaiser Family Foundation highlights just how dire our dental-care system has become. One in four children have untreated tooth decay, now the most common chronic illness among school-aged children. Adults fare no better. And one in four Medicare beneficiaries are missing all of their natural teeth — a problem that threatens not only among the elderly, but also the very poor. Low-income families and racial and ethnic minorities tend to be disproportionately affected because they tend to lack access to care, according to Kaiser.

Part of the problem is that many people don’t have dental insurance and can’t afford steep out-of-pocket costs for care. Medicare offers no dental coverage unless it’s connected to a medical procedure, Kaiser reports. Poor children are covered by Medicaid, but many dentists’ offices turn them away because the profit margins are so low. In 2009, according to the Kaiser data, 19 million children had no dental insurance — more than twice the number who went without health insurance.

Any of that sound familiar?

To top it off, Newsbusters’ Mike Ciandella notes that the special was made in conjunction with the Center for Public Integrity, using the results of a Pew Research Center poll…both of which have received funding from billionaire activist George Soros. Pew got $500,000 in Soros money in 2009 alone, Newsbusters reports, while the Center for Public Integrity got $2,416,000 in Soros funds from 2000-2003.

The film does follow two private companies who have stepped in to help victims of the “crisis,” according to the film’s description, but the results are bleak.  One of the companies reportedly “takes advantage of some of its young patients” while the other charges “hefty financing rates.”  The viewer is likely left to conclude, then, that government initiatives are the best, last option.

What remains to be seen is how the American people tackle this “crisis,” if, indeed, it can even be sold as a “crisis” to begin with.  Because wouldn’t having teeth like the British, who have government-run dental care, be so much better?

(H/T: Newsbusters)

Comments (134)

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  • dabbob
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 9:04pm

    Dentists in my area of the country have turned into the biggest thieves out there. Jake Spoon was right when he said “Nobody likes a dentist anyway”.(Lonesome Dove)

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    • booger71
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 9:17pm

      What do you do for a living? What do you charge for what you do? Would you rather have an occupier doing your dental work? What about a fry cook, you want him doing it?

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    • lukerw
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 9:49pm

      They commit suicide more than any other profession… yet, whom has ever been to a FunEral for a Dentist?

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    • psike
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 10:30pm

      Dental school tuition at my dental school is $670,000 for a 10 year loan counting principle and interest. A 25 year student loan is $1.25 million. Overhead at a dental office is usually about 60%. Embezzlement and uncollected fees take another 3-5% a year. Dentistry is an expensive business. You want dentistry to be cheaper? You can start by making the tuition for a 4 year education go down. Otherwise, the customer just gets those costs passed on to them.

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    • psike
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 10:43pm

      This is also a ridiculous article. I belong to a charity group of dental students in Southern California. We travel to undeserved areas once a month and provide free dental care. We usually do about $50,000 dollars worth of free dental work on any given Saturday. Two weeks ago, I went up to Bakersfield and we stayed for a week. Our group did about $170,000 worth of free dental work on the migrant farm-worker children. I’ve been on international trips to Panama where we worked on Indian tribes who had never seen a dentist. We did about $130,000 worth of work in 4 days. All free. Many dentists are very charitable. If you want good dentistry, go to an ethical, good dentist. You’ll pay more for it, but you’ll most likely only end up paying once for it. Additionally, whatever we put in your mouth is not going to last long if you don’t brush your teeth twice a day, floss every night, stop drinking soda all the time, and see a dentist for cleanings every 6 months. Nothing we have will stand up to a dirty mouth for long. Catch it while it’s small; it’ll cost you less. If you have tooth decay, it‘s nobody’s fault but your own.

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    • crackerone
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 11:32pm

      Bad teeth never stopped the boys from Deliverance from getting a date. Dream big you democrats!

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    • Bluefish49
      Posted on June 24, 2012 at 1:21am

      Sorry…even when I didn’t have insurance my dentist worked with me on a payment plan…..that “I” paid off.

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    • crackerone
      Posted on June 24, 2012 at 8:22am

      As well as forgoing wedding and birthday gifts, the Obama campaign is asking that you contribute the money normally spent at your dentist’s office, to help re-elect B O in 2012!

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    • calisun
      Posted on June 24, 2012 at 10:56am

      Here is a bright idea …. Brush your teeth. I have a sixteen year old child that has never had a cavity. We brush our teeth 2-3 times a day. We were considered low income for many years, but that was no excuse for us not to brush our teeth. I’m pretty sure that we are all aware that brushing your teeth will prevent cavities, so why do so many low income families just allow their kids to suck on candy all day and then send their kids off to bed without brushing their teeth? It must be because they are lazy and just don’t care. You can’t fix stupid.

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    • MRMANN
      Posted on June 24, 2012 at 5:29pm

      Yes, dentists commit suicide more than any other profession, likely because of all the mercury they used.

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    • lketchum
      Posted on June 25, 2012 at 9:04am

      I know a great many Dentists and they are all very charitable. They donate tens of thousands in free care each year.

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    • wingnutlb
      Posted on June 25, 2012 at 9:50am

      I graduated dental school in 1991 and in that time i have seen reimbusements from insurance companies climb at a snails pace and overhead skyrocket.Every year there are more regulations passed by the gov’t that increases my overhead and do nothing to improve patient care one iota. Medicaid in the state of new york covers check ups cleanings, fillings and most routine dental procedures. If they would boot all the patients that are fleecing the medicaid system there would be plenty of money available to provide quality care for the patients who really need it. However the politicians would never say a word in fear of losing their voting base of illegals and americans who scam the system

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  • Obamujahadeen
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 9:00pm

    This is such BS, actually African Americans have some of the best teeth you‘ll see on human beings and that’s no ethnic joke or jab, they just do. All it usually takes us regular brushing and easy on the sweet liquids that get in between every little cranny and nook in every tooth with every gulp…

    worked for me for 46 years and I take a lot of meds for MS that normally cause tooth decay, but I just brush em couple times a day. But they act like every freaking problem a family encounters is something the gubmint needs to take care of!!!!

    This nation WILL NOT be here when we die I’m now sadly convinced, we people over 35 I’d say, I’m 47, as when we’re dead, this group below us is deader than doornails. The Muzz are gonna eat THEM UP for lunch. ; (

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  • soybomb315
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 8:53pm

    “One in four children have untreated tooth decay, now the most common chronic illness among school-aged children.”

    Wasnt fluoridated water supposed to end this problem? Uh oh

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    • stumpy68
      Posted on June 24, 2012 at 7:42am

      a lot of towns stopped putting fluoride in the water
      due to concerns/complaints from parents

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  • bhamrick
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 8:53pm

    Free dental care for everyone!…..errrr no just for those that don’t work. Make the rest pay to “level” the paying field. I hate the liberal mindset.

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  • Michael
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 8:50pm

    I have had problems with my teeth all my life. While I was in the service, they took care of it and got my teeth in fair shape. After I got out, I couldn’t afford insurance. When I could afford it, I got insurance and had some work done. There was quite a bit to be done. I was determined to keep as many of my original teeth as I could. The total bill for my work was for $14,000. My out of pocket price was $7600 and I am still having problems, I have to go back. I was quoted to start with, out of pocket would be $460 the first visit then there would be more to do. I have to go back soon because one of them hurt. I have to pay $230 before they do anything and the rest in 30 days. My insurance cost me $430 a year for check ups and cleaning twice a year. I am retired now and I have to watch my money fairly closely. Retirement is supposed to be a rest time, but I may have to go back to work to afford to get my teeth fixed. I still am not going to pull all of them.

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    • Obamujahadeen
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 9:10pm

      Best of luck on that, I kind of understand, I’ve worked out all my life pretty religiously, and was an athlete all that time, and then at 37, wham, MS and now my left leg is crippled and these idiots are jumping off houses into 4 inches of snow to get on youtube and NOTHING happens to THEM! ;)

      Thank you for your service. :) Your dental care should be free for life, not Queen Shaniqua in Harlem or Betty Peggy sue down working the local truck stop. : (

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  • NOTAMUSHROOM
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 8:39pm

    Bull hockey.
    THIS is a dental care crisis:
    http://biertijd.com/mediaplayer/?itemid=29327#.Tjn6_022E7A.email

    We don‘t like to pay for things we don’t want to pay for. Dental care in the USA is relatively inexpensive compared to the cost of other healthcare. Brush your teeth and budget for it.

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    • Stoic one
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 10:04pm

      Also SHOP AROUND. I personally had no problem having my bad ones jerked (my fault). Instead of $4000 for dentures, cost $800. Instead of an office, try a clinic. I am more than willing to sit in a less than prestigious waiting room with my own book; rather than a posh new smelling waiting room. The wait time in both is about the same; but hey if that new office smell is worth 2-3times the cost to you- pay for it.

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  • florida123
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 8:30pm

    Working in the dental industry for many years this summary does ring true…… the cost of dental care is out of reach for many elderly people and the poor. Medicaid dental insurance is pathetic and most dentist wont even consider accepting it, the red tape and what it pays is pathetic. Dental insurance is worthless, it pay minimal and many dentist have went to straight private pay! Most dentist offer financing through high interest finance companies which for most people this is the route taken for costly dental care. take care of your teeth people, make sure your kids take care of their teeth and when things get too bad you can have them pulled and false teeth made for around 5k………cheaper than a car loan…………….

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    • NOTAMUSHROOM
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 8:41pm

      Only brush the ones you want to keep!

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    • NOTAMUSHROOM
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 8:50pm

      BTW dental care IS paid for in many states for the “poor” and the elderly. But like all government programs, you get minimal care, as in the state will only pay for extractions when a root canal could save the tooth. But many dentists and dental schools provide community dental care for free for those in dire need. Look at the English; they have notoriously bad teeth because of their government “health care” which has resulted in many dentists opening up private practices that only take remuneration from the patients themselves. The free market has a way of solving all these problems. You do not want the government involved.

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    • soybomb315
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 8:59pm

      government has made it too hard to beomce a dentist and too expensive to open and operate a dental business

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    • HorseCrazy
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 9:02pm

      I actually agree we do have a dental crisis. while this story ends up saying that the “answer” would be the usual lib response to take over the dental system we all know that is a joke. the main theme here is INSURANCE companies in both medical ad dental being the issue. I am tired of them and used to own an insurance brokerage that I sold off. I have spent 15k the last year between 2011 to current on my teeth and my childs. I have a nasty disease that causes dental problems as a side effect. It is absolutely ridiculous the amount of power we have given to insurance companies. no one is good having dental insurance you pay more than you put in there is no possible way to “get your money’s worth” so to speak. My husband just had all of his pulled a few years back and optedfor fake ones as implants are just ridiculous. Who knows what will happen but we need major insurance reform in this country

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    • sooner12
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 9:03pm

      Mushroom….The iron in the water in England has a lot to do with the poor teeth in the people of England.

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    • NOTAMUSHROOM
      Posted on June 24, 2012 at 12:06am

      Sooner
      Actually iron deficiency causes dental disease. But malocclusions and periodontal disease lead to significant tooth loss. You don’t find a lot of straight teeth over there.

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  • rbcintexas
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 8:18pm

    Dental insurance is a complete joke. It is not insurance but a discount program that does not even begin to pay the cost of dental care. When it cost $600 for a crown and the maximum annual benefits are $1500 does not cover it. I went in and got an estimate of almost $10,000 and that was doing the minimum. I would gladly pay triple the monthly premiums if it covered things like medical insirance does. Becuase people cannot afford dental care things just get progressively worse. I know more people opting to just go with dentures at the age of 40 instead of the constant gutting of their bank accounts.

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    • sooner12
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 8:55pm

      RBC ….. Buy a toothbrush. You should have been brushing all these years past. In other words….cry me a river.

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    • angelcat
      Posted on June 24, 2012 at 7:42am

      I would be thriled to pay only $600 for a crown. You are right about dental insurance. It pays very little. Sadly, I have been cursed with weak teeth that run in the family. I wasn’t helped by the fact a dentist slapped me across the face when I was 6. He gave me a shot to deaden a tooth before he pulled it. The shot didn’t work, so when he started pulling it I cried and he hit me. That was before people sued for things like that. It took much effort for my parents to get me back to the dentist after that. My husband and I have had to put off vacations and sacrifice other things we wanted to pay for our dental care – but we do it. We don’t expect others to pay for us. And we do everything we can to care for our teeth and taught our kids to do the same. One son was almost 30 before he had his first cavity – inspite of the weak teeth genes he inherited.

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  • Saving_the_Republic.com
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 8:08pm

    Uhhhmm Im one of them for sure no dental coverage and in desperate need of care. Because of this depression we are in (YES I SAID DEPRESSION) there are no jobs for college educated innovative individuals like myself who came from the banking industry. My skills and experience all dismissed coupled with massive employment gap used against me that I havent had an interview in about 2yrs! So Im screwed twice as bad as most. Dental is major need for people like myself and when you no income, noway to pay for it you are destined for a world of PAIN and loss!

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  • heavyduty
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 8:00pm

    I know this feeling quite well. Just went to the dentist this week. I have fairly good insurance and it still cost me $250.00. I went two weeks ago and had two pulled. That cost me $280.00 with insurance. I can’t afford to go anymore.

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  • ExDemInNM
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:57pm

    I worked for a dentist and it is a vicious cycle. First, patients do not take care of their teeth no matter how many times they are instructed in how to do it. Second, insurance does not cover services at 100% and insurance companies dictate how much dentists can charge so low profit and with medicaid patients there is no profits. Dentists are losing money with medicaid patients. Third, in New Mexico, and most likely other states, dental offices are heavily regulated thus dentists have to pay fees, comply with other regulations, etc. However, abortion clinics do not have regulations so they have a higher profit margin. So, it’s harder for dentists in New Mexico to make a living and abortionists are raking in the $ dismembering preborn humans.

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  • TIME_2_END_THE_PAUL_CAMPAIGN_IN_12
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:51pm

    What has 6 legs and 3 teeth?

    Night shift at the Waffle House…

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  • tjn
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:43pm

    Dental insurance was put in place as a supplemental insurance. It was never meant to cover 100% of dental treatment. I have worked for 30 years in pediatric dentistry. Kids have a higher rate of tooth decay today because of poor diets and parents not taking the time to brush and floss their kids teeth. Mom, Dad and the kids all have I-phones, mom and daughters have manicures and pedicures, then they complain they don’t have the money for dental care. It’s all about priorities. There is a dental crisis, but it is from neglect, not because of government intervention or non intervention.

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    • dmerwin
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:44pm

      Well said.

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    • CatB
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 8:14pm

      Exactly .. .it is all priorities .. no one wants to pay for medical or dental care because they now think it is a “right” .. like an Obamaphone. I have always paid my own way .. I don’t get this .. people think they should have every LUXURY and no responsibilty for NEEDS. You take care of your own NEEDS and then if you can .. you get a little luxury … at least that is the way I was raised.

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    • beverlee
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 8:15pm

      I couldn’t agree with you more. People complain about the cost of a the essentials like dental and doctor yet have the money for cell phones, vacations, cable, junk food, eating out, etc. The priorities in the world amaze me and always have. I remember in the 80s my brother-in-laws had to buy their kids the most expensive clothing and sneakers yet were constantly in debt and borrowing money. I didn‘t understand it then and I don’t understand it now. This is one of reasons I have such a difficult time having sympathy for anyone. Waste, fraud and abuse are not just a government issue, it is an issue for each and every one of us.

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    • cassandra
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 8:49pm

      TJN I know parents don’t brush their kids teeth plus people will NOT go to the dentist when they have a little tooth ache which would be a 90.00$ filling no they wait until it’s a full blown root canal 900$ even people with insurance don’t go to the dentist, and many many Dentist give your a program where you can pay on time with no intrest rates, people think just brushing their teeth is enough ,It’s not, you can’t get below the gum line where plaque starts to decay a tooth, you don’t always have to have the Dr. give you an exam and that can save you some money, and if the government thinks fluoride is so great why all the decay??? read up about fluoride

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    • Tivadoc
      Posted on June 24, 2012 at 12:35pm

      Your post says all that needs to be said. It applies to adults as well. Clean teeth do not decay. There is no such thing as “soft” or “weak” teeth. Even medications that cause dry mouth can be treated and pose little risk. It all comes down to hygiene, brush and floss and you will be fine. Get a dental exam and cleaning twice a year. Fix it while it’s a small problem, by the time it hurts- it will be costly. People blame everything but themselves, but they only have themselves to blame.

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  • junior1971
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:38pm

    Teeth are overrated!

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  • truthseekerusa
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:34pm

    Many people go to Mexico where there are plenty of dentists that charge a whole lot less than those in the U.S. People in Arizona go to Nogales, those in Southern California go to Tijuana. If anyone that lives near a place in the US where dentists are trained, some offer free service provided by interns or residents working toward their DDS. Some US dentists volunteer their services at free clinics.

    Stopped listening or watching PBS years ago as i want information, not indoctrination in socialism.

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    • booger71
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 9:13pm

      You may get rid of the cavities, but you might get kidnapped or shot by the cartels. I will stay in the U.S.

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  • chips1
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:32pm

    “Drill, baby, Drill”!!!!!

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  • momrules
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:27pm

    Crisis, crisis, crisis………everything is a crisis. Shall we print more money to fund them? George Soros and his myriad foundations and bought and paid for politicians, new outlets and research groups must continue to yell crisis so more people will demand more government aid from our already bankrupt country.

    The money is gone George. If you are so worried about people‘s teeth use some of your billions to fix them but that isn’t what he or any of the progressive/communists really want. They want America desolate and we will be after the next *real* crisis happens, after the dollar falls and the freebies are all gone.

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    • copatriots
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:37pm

      Hi Mom! As always, well said!

      I hate that Soros is using the exact same strategy on Americans as he did on other counties to bring them down. I would have bet my life that the majority of our citizens were smarter than that! We simply have too many takers in this country now. And, we get more of them every day.

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  • copatriots
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:26pm

    Oh dear God, these people are truly insane! I have volunteered at a homeless shelter for many years. Free dental care is widely available to anyone who needs it.

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    • depnomore
      Posted on June 24, 2012 at 3:19pm

      I’m a Tea Party member and vote accordingly. I’m also disabled, have a cheap cell phone with cheap plan, no home phone, etc. I’m VERY frugal, but have nothing left after I pay my bills. I had a wonderful clinic in SAT, TX that I went to for my dental needs. They used a sliding fee schedule. Now I live in ARK. Could someone PLZ help me find a similar clinic near Little Rock?

      I know this is ‘off topic’, but there seems to be some very knowledgeable people reading/responding here.

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    • copatriots
      Posted on June 24, 2012 at 4:29pm

      Hi DEP,

      I just saw your response. Here are a few suggestions.

      - In my county, they have a program called “Fill the Gap” for low income dental care. Do a internet search to check your country using key words of your county, low income, dental and see what you get.
      - Check with dental offices to see who accepts Medicaid patients. I don’t know if you are on Medicaid but the dentists that accept Medicaid will likely know of other resources available for you in your area.
      - Check with homeless shelters and local food banks. They usually know who provides medical and dental assistance for low income individuals or can refer you to others.
      - Check directly with the Medicaid office helpline for your county. Even if you aren’t on Medicaid, they may have contacts.

      I hope this helps get you started. I’ll try to check back here in a day or two to see if I can be of further assistance.

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  • MrButcher
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:26pm

    I expect there will be hemorrhoid epidemic soon that will require another PBS special.

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    • booger71
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 9:24pm

      Especially if the ACTUAL TAXPAYERS keep getting reamed by the federal government.

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  • skimmer57
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:24pm

    What is the blaze doing? It’s a fact that 78% of the posters on here only have two maybe three teeth! You should all be thrilled to possibly get a mouthful of new chicklets.

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  • sawbuck
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:23pm

    Well I can tell you people are having trouble with in this area …But
    If the dollar was worth a dollar…it wouldn’t be a problem.. Like with food
    ..gas…Utilities…..LIFE.

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  • guardian8675309
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:20pm

    Soros could have paid for many dental exams with the $2.9 million he paid for this special.

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    • rickc34
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:29pm

      Also think of all the money Obama wasted on green energy and GSA .but Dentist are very crooked. Sometimes they cause more problems than they cure.

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    • copatriots
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:34pm

      Amen to that! It is stunning what impact Soros could really have on the world if he were truly trying to help people versus advancing his satanic agenda.

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  • TOPOFTHEGAME
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:19pm

    I’m seventy years old and have always paid for my own dental care. As a child I hated to go to the dentist, BECAUSE my dentist did NOT deaden any of my teeth he drilled on. I don’t know if my mother could have paid more for deadening of pain. I don’t think so. That’s just the way it was in a small town in my day. And yes I believe SOME parents aren’t taking there kids to the dentist. Their making payments on the new truck.

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    • CatB
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 8:17pm

      I am in my 50′s .. yes our dentist had a “high speed drill” so you didn’t “need” novicane .. I have news .. yes you did! I know that pain! People now would never be able to take it … at least he gave my dad some whiskey .. I got nothing.

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  • HKS
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:09pm

    I think these commies just want to crisis us to death.

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  • Magyar
    Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:08pm

    This is total bu((sh%t— if you want to see terrible teeth, dreadful oral hygiene–go to England! OMG–it’s scary!

    Rarely do I see anything here that even remotely resembles British choppers!

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    • HKS
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:16pm

      We’ll never make it, our teeth will fall out.

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    • KingDork
      Posted on June 23, 2012 at 7:25pm

      “Let me show you the Book of British Smiles!”

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