<human>: Can you succinctly summarize the text in 1-3 sentences?

My wisdom teeth have been aching for a few months now, so I scheduled an appointment with my dentist to get x-rays.

Turns out, I have 4, all of which are impacted. 

I have to go to an oral specialist. I called them, told them the situation, and they told me each tooth will cost $220-$480 each. And I'll also have to be put under, which is another $450.

As the title says, I don't have insurance. Worst case scenario, its going to cost me $2000+ to have them removed. Best case scenario, its going to be around $1200.

I have a consultation with the actual surgeon scheduled for the 25th. I'll have a solid number by then.

Either way though, I don't have the money.

So far, the options that I'm aware of are--

1) Taking out more student loans (I'm already taking out for college, though scholarships and grants cover most of my tuition)

2) ...........?

3) ...........?

:( so you can see my distress. I really don't want to take out student loans for surgery. I feel like there has to be an option out there that I just don't know about.

If this makes a difference- I live in Denver Colorado. I'm 20. I'm a full time student, and work part time. I'm female.
<bot>: I have 4 impacted wisdom teeth. I need to have them removed before they become more painful. I don't have health insurance, and it's going to cost anywhere from $1200-$2500. Help!