My younger brother is in his final year of Dental school at UCLA.

If the drain is full of dental floss (that happened to me once) then you'll have to make a decision about whether or not to make them pay. 

I'm currently practicing dental hygiene part-time (2 days each week), and while I LOVE what I do, the physical strain of my career has begun to take it's toll after 14+ years. 

Before I can take on more projects I need to figure out Health, Dental, Eye insurance for my family.  

SIUe offers degrees in Arts & Sciences, including a top-notch School of Engineering, School of Business, School of Dental Medicine, School of Pharmacy, and a Graduate School.

I have been fortunate enough of been employed in the family business for almost 8 years now and Im currently managing the billing department at my fathers dental office and helping expand the business further. 

(If you have a house don't worry about paying that off yet, I'll give you an idea of what you can do about that in a bit)2) once all your debt is paid off, start saving money, you save money by only buying what you need NOT WHAT YOU WANT, so you NEED hygienic supplies, food, clothes (but only once every 2, 3 months making a budget on that of maybe $100 to $150 per person in the house hold) you need gas, utilities, rent or mortgage ect.. you DON'T NEED for example if you have cable with HBO do you really need Netflix and do you really need to go to the movies every weekend, do you need to have all the movie packages that the cable company offers??

Where the hell do you all get health, dental, vision, etc... benefits from?

---And that money would be used to pay off a charge card, which she used for dental work and another separate bill directly with the dentist that she has.

Usually it's more like, "hey, my drain is clogged, come fix it," and then you get out there and find a giant wad of used hygiene products that should never be flushed to begin with clogging up everything.