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8 Affordable Dental Clinics in Miami for People Without Insurance

Dental care isn’t cheap — especially if you don’t have insurance. But in Miami, there are clinics that offer free or reduced-cost dental services based on income. Some are only for people who meet specific eligibility guidelines, while others use a sliding scale to make dental care more affordable for anyone on a limited budget. In this article, we highlight where to find dental clinics in Miami that offer affordable or even free services, what kinds of care they provide, and how to find out if you qualify. How Do Affordable Dental Clinics Work? The clinics featured in this article […]

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5 Affordable Dental Clinics in South Los Angeles

Good oral health is essential, but for many Angelenos, the cost of dental care can be a major barrier. Whether you’re struggling with a toothache, need a routine checkup, or require more extensive treatment, finding affordable dental clinics in South Los Angeles can feel overwhelming. Fortunately, there are clinics across these communities that provide free or low-cost dental services, ensuring that cost isn’t a barrier to a healthy smile. In this guide, we’ve compiled 5 free and affordable dental clinics that offer essential care, from exams and cleanings to fillings and extractions. Whether you’re uninsured, underinsured, or just looking for […]

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Top 10 Federally Qualified Health Centers in New York

In a previous post, we talked about Federally Qualified Health Centers (FQHCs), which are fantastic resources for affordable healthcare that you can find on our website. If you’re part of the working class, you’ll appreciate how they offer sliding-scale fees. This means you can pay based on your income—whether you have insurance or not. We always recommend these clinics because they’re great resources no matter you’re insurance situation. Unlike free or low cost clinics, Federally Qualified Health Centers do not have income limits. They will accept you if you’re insured, uninsured, or are not using insurance. They also provide a […]

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Top Free and Affordable Student Dental Clinics in New York

For many New Yorkers, accessing quality dental care at an affordable price can be challenging. In a previous post, we explored various options for budget-friendly dental services and how to search for them on our website. Here, we dive deeper into student-run clinics that provide dental services at affordable rates. Student dental clinics offer a great solution if you’re looking for budget-friendly dental services. These clinics provide services at free, low-cost, or sliding-scale rates, making dental care accessible to everyone. With help from certified experts, dental students offer care at a much lower cost than regular dental clinics. Common misconceptions […]

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ALL ABOUT SLIDING-SCALE CLINICS

One misconception about our services is that they’re only available to those who meet income requirements, but that’s far from the truth. For example, your insurance might come with a high deductible which could keep you from accessing care for certain services. Or you have fallen out of eligibility for state Medicaid programs which kicked thousands of people off after COVID-19 protections ended last year. Whatever the case, we serve anyone in diverse financial situations looking for cost-effective options regarding their healthcare. A useful tool you should consider is our Free, Low-Cost, and Sliding-Scale clinic locator, which offers the ability […]

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