Free or lowcost dental care and dentures in MO for someone with Medicaid and SSI because they are disabled?

Help! My fiance is on Missouri Medicaid (Mo HealthNet) and SSI. He needs quite a few very painful teeth extracted and some fixed, if they can be saved. He will also need partial or maybe full dentures. We live kind of between Columbia and Kansas City. We can travel to Columbia, Jefferson City, or Kansas City. We are both on disability with epilepsy (seizures) and he really, really needs dental work. He is in so much pain. PLEASE, please, if you have any information on how he can be helped either write it below or email me. We need free or very, very low cost dental care and dentures for him. Thank you so much!!!
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How to Get Free Dental Care in Kansas Instructions Preparation 1. Step 1 Contact the Kansas Dental Foundation. This foundation was established to help those with dental needs find treatment. The foundation has several different programs to help those who need dental care (see Resources below). 2. Step 2 Learn about the Kansas Mission of Mercy. This is a once a year event that provides three days of free dental care to people in Kansas. Each year Kansas Missions of Mercy (KMOM) is held in a different location. More than 10 thousand people have received dental care free in the years KMOM has been held. 3. Step 3 Find out where the KMOM event is to be held. Locations have ranged from Kansas City to Garden City, with many locations in between. Be willing to drive to get to the location. Even with the high cost of gas, the cost of dental care (or the lack of dental care) is even higher. 4. Step 4 Make a plan to attend KMOM. Free dental care does not mean easy dental care. Planning ahead will make attending the dental event less hassle. Attend 5. Step 1 Arrive at the location of KMOM early. Lines are often long and have been known to start forming the night prior to the event. While it is not necessary to camp out overnight, do arrive at least two hours prior to the doors opening. You will wait either way. 6. Step 2 Be patient. All staff members are volunteers. Volunteers range from dentists and hygienists to community members. Most are taking personal vacation time from their paid jobs to be at this event. Those who have had dental work completed often volunteer as well. 7. Step 3 Each patient gives a staff person their health history. After this history is completed, the patient will receive a complete dental screening to determine dental needs. Patients may receive as little as a teeth cleaning to as much as full dentures depending on the condition of their teeth. 8. Step 4 Plan on waiting some more. Bring reading materials, a portable video game or a pillow and blanket. Rows of dentists and hygienists set up shop, but with hundreds of people waiting, it will be awhile. To make the wait easier, focus on the beautiful smile that will be yours as the end result. 9. Step 5 A volunteer will call your name, walk you to the appropriate dentists and wait for you to complete your treatment if necessary. Children at KMOM have an adult escort at all times if there parent is also receiving treatment. 10. Step 6 Treatment is completed. If the dental work required is complex and requires more steps, a patient may be asked to come back on the next day or referred out to a dentist who will finish up the work on a volunteer basis. Resources http://www.oralhealthkansas.org/resource… http://www.ksdentalfoundation.org/
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