What is easiest way to find an orthodontic school that makes titanium bars/implants as part of their training?
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Orthodontists do not place implants.  Implants are placed through a surgical procedure, so they are only placed by people with extensive surgical training!  Implants are placed by either Periodontists, Oral Surgeons and some General Dentists.  Orthodontists place braces on the teeth to straighten them or make room for implants.  Some Orthodontists will use implants as anchorage for tooth movement, but they do not place the implants themselves.  If you want to find a school that places dental implants, look for schools or hospitals that have either: Post-Graduate Periodontic Programs, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery Programs, or Surgical Implant programs.  It would help if I knew where you were located, then I could hel a but more!
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I can help you here. Check out this plan: http://www.everyonebenefits.com/LMota Then, go to Contact and fill out the information needed there and we can probably find you a dentist that offers Invisalign at a highly discounted price.
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Try calling a dental school in your area.  Generally the fee is very little if not free.
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Orthodontists make hundreds of thousands of dollars (highest average income of all occupations).  It just doesn't seem especially difficult.  Just glue braces to teeth fronts then change wires every month.  Short hours.  Not bad.
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Some dental schools will accept patients for very low fees in order to give dental students people to practice on before graduation. It is done under the supervision of the instructors who are graduate dentists themselves, so it is supposed to be safe. You might try contacting a local college with a dental program and ask if they have a free or low-cost clinic.
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Try the University of Missouri School of Dentistry.  To make an appointment for an initial visit, contact the School of Dentistry: (816) 235-2100\n\nhttp://dentistry.umkc.edu/
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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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Howard University\nhttp://www.dentistry.howard.edu/huwp.aspx?wp=patientcare
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Look for dental colleges in your area.  They often have students preform the same services as a dentist for little or no money.  These students have gone through years of training and are constantly supervised.\nBut, when these services are offered, they fill up fast!!  Check colleges in your area and then call to make a time.
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Simple. You can't. You need to see a dentist. If you DIY you can actually end up with a warped teeth, jaw problems, etc. Problems that will be even more costly than just braces.
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Try contacting colleges of dentistry in the area. They usualy have programs, where you can let ortho-residents do your braces and pay half the price. However, you should talk to the patients of these residents to determine which one is the best. I had my braces this way and really suffered for a long time, since my ortho-resident did not seem to know what she was doing. My friend, on the other hand, got a very good resident and had her bracesa off arounf the same time as I did, even though she strated her treatment 10 months later and her case was more complicated. Get recommendations!
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If you can do some research or calling around to different dental offices or go on the American Dental Associaton, you may find a Dentist that has just completed his training in implant surgery,and  has his Certification in Dental implants, and he may want to use you as his first case, and charge you mabye a minimum fee,Just call a office, they maby not do it, but may know a dentist that is in implant training and pass the word on with your name and number, asle you may be able to post it on a dental website,(or the American Dental Associaton )in your state, I believe they are like 1000 per tooth, they can do 2 implants and ancor your denture into your gums,(back tooth area on both sides)
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1st try in Yahoo search and this what I've found\n\nhttp://dentalresource.org/
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Check into becoming a patient at the University of Pennsylvania or Temple University dental schools in Philly.  Their fees are below the general market rate.
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Try finding a dental school near you and check into being seen there.  The students are always needing patients to work on.
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Try these.\n\nhttp://www.bio-radiant.com/\n\nhttp://www.advancedhydronics.com/\n\nhttp://www.globalhydronics.com/
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You may want to try a local university or college in your area.  Many times they have dental students who do a lot of work and it is generaly a good thing because the instructors are on hand as well.  Sometimes you can get quality care.\nGood Luck Health Care Does Break Your Bank