Does anyone know how i can find a post bachlor program designed for dental schools?
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check out Eastman School of Denistry in Rochester NY.  They may have a post bach. program
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If you have no insurance and are low on money then I suggest you contact the dental school nearest you.  The students always need patients to work on... they do good work and they are well supervised.  Another option is to contact your local health department.  Many health departments in the U.S. now have dental clinics.
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Here is one excellent school in the US.  After you read this page about admission requirements, you can click on "home" and find out more about the school in general.\n\nhttp://www.dental.upenn.edu/academic/DMDprogram/dmd-admit-general.html
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theres dental tech schools in the local colleges and dental schools in the major schools around you contact the dental aide program to get free or reduced cleanings and xrays then use them as a referral for the surgury at the college and ask the social director or social worker for transport info and if your a vet like me theres more options also some dentist do this type of thing for a community clinic call the local salvation army or goodwill center for more info theres a lot out there i go for free fillings and tooth extractions at the community clinic in my town
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Hello,\n\nYou may consider paying a visit to an Oral Medicine specialist. They are easy to find and normally can be consulted in dental faculties.\n\nYou might also contact the American Academy of Oral Medicine to know where to find such a specialist near your city.\n\nDo it today!
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Locate the nearest dental school to you.  The students are always needing patients to work on.
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Howard University\nhttp://www.dentistry.howard.edu/huwp.aspx?wp=patientcare
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Try looking on Dentaltown.com or try the Academy of Periodontology.  Dentaltown.com is going to be down for a few days as they are upgrading the site.  I believe the new site will be Docere.com, but you should still be able to find the site at the old address of Dentaltown.com.if this does not work type in Howard Farren, founder of dental town on your search engine.  If you have not been surfing on dentaltown you have missed out.  They have whole sections on endo, implants, perio, hygiene, assistants, new business dental, etc.  They have a ton of case presentations that many dentists show, and you can go to the forum section and read the threads and ask questions.  It is great.
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no dental masters programs give stipends. check out adea.org ... u`ll get all the information.
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the university of Memphis does not have dental classes. but you can take Prue-professional classes. these will get you on track to begin a dental profession. then you find a school like UT Memphis. they have a dental program. good luck!!!!
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Some colleges or universities that have dental schools offer free or reduced-cost dental care, if you are willing to let the senior students, who haven't graduated, do the work (under the supervision of the instructors, of course!)\n\nYou could also check with your local Department of Human Services ("Welfare") to see if you or your family qualify for any assistance.\n\nContact local churches (Catholic Charities, for example) to see if they have any aid available.\n\nCall The United Way in your area. They may have some leads for you.\n\nHope this helps!
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I'm a bio-chem pre-dental major right now.  When I go to dental school to be an endodontist, I have to take out student loans.  Student loans are sometimes your only option.
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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 would not only contact but I would visit the dentist school I planned on attending and ask them what they recommend you to take. That usually heads off problems in the long-run finding out you should have taken this or that class or that you wasted your time and money taking other things. I would NOT rely on the current school for recommendations. They may claim to know what you need to take but I've never seen it. I have seen over and over and over courses recommended that are not needed, which could have been avoided, then the student has to spend that much longer getting the classes he/she needs to get in the desired university.
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care@ashwooduniversity.net\n\ne-Mail and ask them!
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Do you have have a dental college in your area. They might permit you to be treated by a student dentist.I know that the community college in our area  has people who are treated by student dental hygenists and dental assistants.The treatment is supervised by professionals and the cost is reasonable. Maybe welfare will help you  with this(or be able to direct you to someone who can. or maybe social security can be of help.
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ask in your local dentist as they usually recieve the monthly magazine, they might be able to save it for you. You could contact the BDA website and see what links they have got that could be useful