Brie,

I'm working with the University of WA's School of Dentistry's Oral Medicine program who's clinic is open to the public. The former Dean of Oral Medicine is really well known and specializes in patients with chronic dysplasia. His work with fluorescence and early detection is well respected.

Depending on where you live, this may be an option for you as many of these schools have special programs for those without the means to pay, and generally use the most current screening and treatment protocols.

Keep your chin up

E