masters program in non clinical dental subjects in usa. if possible with stipend?
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no dental masters programs give stipends. check out adea.org ... u`ll get all the information.
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You need to do a qualifying program.  Here is the website for the one at Western Ontario: http://www.schulich.uwo.ca/Dentistry/QualifyingProgram/
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It is very unlikely that you would get financial aid for a Masters.\n\nYou could try HEFCE, or speak to the establishment directly.
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Check with the dental school nearest you.  The students do really good work and are well supervised.  Also, contact the health department in your area... many health departments in the U.S. now have dental clinics.
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You may want to contact dental schools and see if they have students looking for charity work.\n\nhope this helps!
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When I was in college, the university had a dental school. I went there and it was really cheap. You might want to check that out.
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Please contact your state dental association and ask about participating in "Donated Dental Services," which is a charity care program designed specifically for patients who are financially compromised due to medical problems.  Free care exists if you know how to ask for it.  Unfortunately, D.D.S. does not operate in all areas of the country, but hopefully there will be an office near you.\n\nLook in the Yellow Pages under "American Dental Association" and you will find your local listing or you can click on this link:\n\nhttp://www.nfdh.org/DDS.html
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Go to dental. a few years and a lot of money
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Here's a place to start: http://studentaid.ed.gov/PORTALSWebApp/students/english/index.jsp&#92;\nalso, if you are getting it at a Public University, you have more funds available. There aren't a whole lot of resources for Post Grad education but there are some! Also, most schools have a Federal Perkins Loan program. I STRONGLY recommend you contact the Financial Aid dept at the school where you will get your Master's. If you haven't decided on a school yet, call one of your potentials or look at their website, there should be a resources page. GOOD LUCK!!!!
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Try your local Dental clinic,,they are really good,Also the University's have programs for students and it's based on income.
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The odds of finding a dentist to do free work is slim to none... unless of course you are married to a dentist or are another close friend or family member. Check with your nearest dental school as the students always need patients to work on and the fees are relatively low. Also, you can check with your local health department... many health departments in the U.S. now have dental clinics. Good luck to you.
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A dental college.  You will be worked on by a student, but the work is free.  I don't know where one is near you though.
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I checked the list of Schools in the United States. I did not see any in NH/ME. But there are othersclose by. For a list of dentistry schools by state go to:\nhttp://programs.gradschools.com/east/dental_dds.html\n\nGood luck!\n\ncc
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Go to any Universities near your town.  Quite a few of them have students who do the work for not as much as a licensed dentist.  And they should always have a licensed dentist at their side observing the whole procedure to make sure they don't do anything incorrectly.
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You will need to successfully complete a dentistry program in college/university, which requires high science marks from high school.  Such programs can be expensive.  Then I believe you work as an assistant for an established dentist for a period of time before you're allowed to be licensed.
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I spent six years working with the United States Air Force Dental Service. I would recommend applying to your nearest recruiting office if you are in the USA. Not only could you study to train as a dental hygienist, you will get good training in a lot of other areas as well while serving your nation.
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University of the pacific is one of the best. It is in Stockton, California. It is competitive to get in but with grades like that you should be fine. http://www.uop.edu/ is the website. You should check it out. Other than that UCLA is good for almost everything but extremely hard to get into. the CSUs are good also but some are better than others. You should look for a list ranking the best schools for dentistry or at least science. Besides that it is good to look for a school that is well rounded in case you find dentistry is not the thing for you. Also environment. If you want a college by the beach or not. University of the pacific is not by the beach i'll tell you right now. But it offers great training and has a clinic on campus to get hands on experience . Students and people in the community can go for teeth cleanings etc. for a nominal fee while students get the opportunity to learn from experience. i know I enjoyed the school and my friends in the dentistry program, while challenging felt that they were learning skills that would prepare them.