The Bureau of Primary Health Care, a service of the Health Resources and Services Administration (1-888-Ask-HRSA), supports federally-funded community health centers across the country that provide free or reduced-cost health services, including dental care.

What if I can’t afford dentures?

If you need financial assistance for dentures, the Dental Lifeline Network can help. The nonprofit provides dental care to the elderly, disabled, and those with a medical need via their Donated Dental Services program. Clinics are available in every state, and services are comprehensive.

Is the College of Dentistry in Chicago free?

Bring a photo ID to your appointment each time, and provide a mailing address. The oral health clinics at the College of Dentistry aren’t free, but because most services are performed by dental students closely supervised by experienced faculty, the cost can be significantly reduced.

Where can I get free dental care at a college?

Dental school clinics, colleges and teaching schools that offer free care. A place to turn to for free or low cost dental care is a local college or school.

Where can I get dental services in Chicago?

Dental Services: Cleanings Exams Fluoride varnishes Oral Cancer screenings Oral Health education Sealants X-rays Crowns Dentures Fillings& Illinois Masonic Community Dentistry have been providing comprehensive services for more than 45 years using the latest techniques and technologies, all at a convenient location in Chicago.

Is there an urgent care clinic at Chicago Dental College?

There is no walk-in urgent care facility at the college. Because faculty and student staffers equipped to handle emergency dental situations are limited in number, the college’s urgent-care clinic may be open only when the regular clinics are closed, such as student holidays.