<prompt> Human: I am 30, I live in Florida, two of my teeth have collapsed. One has an exposed nerve which is making waiting not an option at least for that tooth. I went to the dentist office and upon x-ray have found more teeth that are going to fail soon. As far as my limited understanding of dentistry goes it seems dental implants are what Im going to need. I found a clinic nearby that specializes in them and is relatively cheap comparatively to other dentists in the area, however just doing the two teeth puts my savings down by my early approximations 3000 and Id rather have some rainy day money for expected future failures already on the horizon. I will obviously be getting dental insurance now as well. Are there any other programs or healthcare services I can use to get the most out of my money so I dont have to go into debt over this. I have a few assets I can sell to help finance me as well, Im debt free and finally getting a nest egg Id hate to go back into debt.  <response>: Look for a dental school that might do it way cheaper for the students to practice. My city has a dental clinic that takes your income into account, maybe you can find something similar. 