Last-Modified: 2021-11-09 09:55:00 Dental Lifeline Network provides dental care (includes extractions, oral surgery, and dentures) through volunteer dentist and dental labs. No emergencies. Offers one-time only assistance. Program cannot pay existing dental bills. Applicants with Medicaid are expected to exhaust that resource first. Eligibility:Age 65 and over. Individuals who are permanently disabled or medically compromised and below 200% of Federal Poverty Guidelines. Uninsured and needing extensive dental care (no emergencies). One time use of service only. Fees: None for qualified applicants. Occasionally, individuals in a position to pay for part of their care may be encouraged to do so, especially when laboratory work is involved. Hours:Monday-Friday                     8:00 am-5:00 pmWe have listed the dental costs below which we have compiled for Dental Lifeline Network - Michigan Donated Dental Services. We cannot guarantee the dental costs to be completely accurate. Costs are displayed for informational purposes for our users. We have compiled prices provided by users to this website. In order to obtain actual costs please contact the dental offices directly.

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