Free and low-cost dental care near you
Cleanings, fillings, and help for tooth pain. Many clinics charge based on what you can pay.
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Understanding your options
- Free clinic
- Free and charitable clinics are nonprofits paid for by donations, fundraisers, and grants. Care is free.
- Community health center / FQHC
- Paid for in part by the federal government. Not free. They take insurance, Medicaid, and Medicare, and charge less if you earn less (often about $40 to $50 for a medical visit and $80 for dental).
- Health department
- Mainly serve children and pregnant women. Services change by county, and there are fees.
- Low-cost
- Clinics that charge lower prices but are not free. Call to ask about fees.
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How this works
- Free clinics are free. Community health centers charge less if you earn less.
- Most dental visits need an appointment. Call first.
- Clinics that also do medical care are listed here too.
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