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Anyone have a idea how to get dental done in San Diego quickly and naturally. Back in 1999 assigned to the the ship I was forced to pay for all these silver amalgams fillings I later found had mercury in them. As a reserve package assigned I had no medical care dental insurance. I got the crappiest dental money could afford.it seems all the teeth fell out cracked one by one 6 or more abscesses. I have another cracked filling.
Did anyone know a class 3 dental means you are going to die in 1 year if you don’t get it done.
The ship forced me to get battle mouth saying if we we not to war I won’t have dental issues.
It all failed.
I want to have da date and proud of my mouth
I am living in a van and have ability to see any dentist here
The va in San Francisco blew me off 2yearw no replacement teeth
Did anyone know a class 3 dental means you are going to die in 1 year if you don’t get it done.
The ship forced me to get battle mouth saying if we we not to war I won’t have dental issues.
It all failed.
I want to have da date and proud of my mouth
I am living in a van and have ability to see any dentist here
The va in San Francisco blew me off 2yearw no replacement teeth
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PO3 Aaron Hassay You stated "I am living in a van and have ability to see any dentist here"... that being the case you should immediately see a Dentist right away. If you don't have any dental insurance you should contact the local Health Dept. & ask if they have or know anyone who can do the dental work. Good Luck!
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PO3 Aaron Hassay
Thanks there SGT,
I found a flier of an dentist at this organic food coop. The va and other gov agencies have taken years to no avail.
I found a flier of an dentist at this organic food coop. The va and other gov agencies have taken years to no avail.
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7lQ90By3XqwQ09YTC1iS3NidDA/view?usp=drivesdk&resourcekey=0-_npP6JoTYYoj8STZoy7GYg
3. Class 3. Patients who have oral conditions that if not treated are expected to result in dental emergencies within 12 months. Patients should be placed in Class 3 when there are questions in determining classification between Class 2 and Class 3.
3. Class 3. Patients who have oral conditions that if not treated are expected to result in dental emergencies within 12 months. Patients should be placed in Class 3 when there are questions in determining classification between Class 2 and Class 3.
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