A Texas Non Profit Organization

Affordable Braces for Everyone OF Worth, TX PROGRAM

THE AFFORDABLE BRACES FOR EVERYONE PROGRAM is free to apply for and is available to anyone that wishes to improve their oral health and return confidence to their smile.

To be eligible for consideration of a ABE Grant, an applicant simply needs to demonstrate that their mouth is healthy enough to support the type of cosmetic dentistry procedure they wish to receive. To determine suitability, you are provided with a free oral health assessment(x-ray charges may apply) by a participating Texas Licensed Dentist.

Following completion of your oral health assessment by the participating dentists, and presuming you are a good candidate for cosmetic procedure and implant, the dental practitioner will recommend you for inclusion in the ABE Program and provide you with a treatment plan that will help achieve your desired results.

Please note: The dentist will not compromise the function or health of your mouth to accommodate a cosmetic procedure. Accordingly, the dentist will advise in advance if you require any basic dentistry such as root canals, fillings, cleanings or extractions.

Why Should You Apply for a ABE Grant?

It all starts with wanting to have your smile reflect the confident person you truly are. The likelihood of committing to a cosmetic treatment plan that will help you achieve your personal goals and enhance your self confidence becomes more attainable with a ABE Grant.

Who Applies for a ABE Grant?

Cosmetic and implant dentistry has become a widely accepted way to achieve a healthy, confident smile and each year millions of North Americans from all socio-economic backgrounds share the same vision and goal of improving the appearance and function of their teeth with one or more cosmetic dentistry procedures.

Qualifying As a Candidate

To determine your eligibility, you will be provided with a free oral health assessment by a Certified Dental Practitioner in your area. Following completion of your oral health assessment and completion of all basic dentistry, and presuming you are a good candidate for cosmetic and implant dentistry, the dental practitioner will recommend you for inclusion in the ABE Program and develop a Cosmetic treatment plan that will help achieve your desired results.

Awarding of ABE Grants

Partial Grants

Partial Grants are awarded to any qualified applicant on a per capita, percentile basis, distributed proportionally based on the number of applicants in the distribution pool, the value of their recommended treatment plan, and the amount of proceeds available for distribution.

Once becoming eligible for a partial grant, applicant’s must proceed with their cosmetic dentistry work with the dentist they were assigned to, or another participating dentist in the program. Should an applicant begin their cosmetic dentistry work with another dentist who is not a participating member of the ABE program, then ABE retains the right to revoke the partial grant from the applicant at any time.

Applicants who are awarded a Grant have 30 days to begin their treatment with their participating ABE dentist. Each applicant must submit a signed affidavit and thank you letter to the ABE office in order to confirm acceptance.

Credentialed Dentists may support the ABE Program by purchasing advocacy programs, or may assist by contributing their professional services or by agreeing to the discounted grant fee schedule.

Allocations & Conditions for ABE Funding

Grant recipients must complete their cosmetic dentistry with the dentist that recommends them as a candidate for consideration of a cosmetic dentistry grant. Any dentist may apply for consideration to participate as a provider clinic provided he or she is:
Our goal is provide residents of Texas $1 million in ABE Grant Scholarships every year. Awarded recipients must begin their treatment plan within 30 days of Grant award. There is no cost to apply, and you are not required to repay the ABE Grant. You may apply only one time.

How the Process Works

High-lights & Important Information