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I have extensive dental care to be done, including dental sugery. I am looking for some assistance with this.

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Generally unless you have dental insurance you pay yourself. You might check Area Agency on Aging. They may know of resources available. If there is a dental school in your area they may have discounted rates
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Contact local charities and ask them. They usually know who offers what.

I would get a second opinion on the dental work. Sounds like dentures would be a cheaper solution.
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Some dental schools have clinic sites but the waits are long and some procedures are not done.
Some County Health Departments have Dental Clinics.
One of the calls you might want to make is to your local Health Department.
Local Area Agency on Aging
Your local Senior Center might be of help with information.
Often Township offices can help with Taxes, some local Community Colleges will have programs that will help as well.
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See if you qualify for Medicaid health insurance. In my state vision, prescriptions and dental are included.

If ur talking about property taxes check with your tax office if there is help for Seniors. I froze mine when DH was 65. I pay the full taxes to the County but the State reimburses me for the difference between the full amt and the frozen amount. If its getting hard for you to pay taxes maybe its time to sell and find something u can afford.
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As for vision, I head over to Walmart. The guy does a good for not a lot of money. I have a vision issue...optic nerve damage...and haven't had any problems. Make sure they measure your PD (pupillary distance) when they give you your script. Then hop over to Zenni Optical on line and order glasses. My frameless progressive bifocal glasses were slightly over $100 shipped. My polarized progressive sunglasses were about $120.

One option you could look at for dental...it helps a little bit. It a dental plan. Mine is about $100 a year and it gives me a discount on services. Not a lot, but it can add up. You dentist should be able to direct you to which plans the participate in. I needed a crown and saved $300. It was still $900 but it helped.
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