Community Dental Clinic

Community Dental Clinic Details

This is a SLIDING SCALE clinic. The costs for clinic services are based on either your income or they offer type of financial assistance. Contact the clinic directly to discuss prices for individual services which vary. Sliding Scale does not necessarily mean free.

Last-Modified: 2024-01-31 20:22:49

Winter hours of operation (The day after Labor Day until the Thursday before Memorial Day)







Monday Thursday: 8:00AM 5:00PM







Closed Fridays, with exception of 1 Friday per month for Dental Students















Summer hours of operation (The day after Memorial Day until the Thursday before Labor Day)







Monday Thursday: 7:30AM 4:30PM







Closed Fridays, with exception of 1 Friday per month for Dental Students































Services include:







    Prophys (cleaning)







    Exams for children and adults







    Consult (second opinion)







    X-rays (bitewing, PAS, pano, FMX)







    Fluoride; including the varnish







    Reversal (from being numb)







    Crowns (porcelain)







    Stainless steel caps







    Sealants







    Upper and lower dentures







    Soft and hard reline for pre-existing denture







    Partials (upper and lower including metal)







    Addition of teeth to existing partial or denture







    Re-glue of tooth in existing denture







    Extractions including surgical







    Post and core build up







    Lower lingual arch







    Flipper







    Nance







    Bite guard







    Behavior management







    Nitrous







    Resin filling (white filling)







    Root canal







    Pulpotomy (baby root canal)







    Space maintainers







    Bridge







    Veneers







    Educational literature







    Training for Indiana School of Dentistry students























Discounts are offered for families with children under the age of 18.

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Eligibility and Income Guidelines To Qualify

To qualify for free dental care at one of these clinics, you will typically need to meet certain income and residency requirements. You may also need to provide proof of your income and residency.

To learn more about the eligibility requirements and services offered by a particular clinic, please contact the clinic directly.

Free dental clinics are an important resource for people who cannot afford to go to a regular dental clinic. They provide access to essential dental care that can help to improve people's overall health and well-being.

If you are in need of dental care and cannot afford to go to a regular dental clinic, please consider visiting one of the free dental clinics in Topeka, IN. You deserve to have access to the dental care you need, without the cost.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Q: What types of dental services do free dental clinics offer?
A: Free dental clinics offer a variety of dental services, including preventive care (cleanings, checkups, and X-rays), restorative care (fillings, crowns, and bridges), extractions, and emergency dental care.

Q: How do I qualify for free dental care?
A: The eligibility requirements for free dental care vary from clinic to clinic. Some clinics require patients to meet certain income or residency requirements. Others may require patients to be uninsured or underinsured.

Q: Do I need to have insurance to go to a free dental clinic?
A: No, you do not need to have insurance to go to a free dental clinic. However, some clinics may give priority to patients with Medicaid or other government insurance.

Q: How do I find a free dental clinic in my area?
A: There are a number of ways to find a free dental clinic in your area. You can use an online directory, contact your local health department, ask your dentist or other healthcare provider for a referral, or check with local charities and nonprofits.

Q: What should I bring to my first appointment at a free dental clinic?
A: You should bring your photo ID, proof of income, and proof of residency to your first appointment at a free dental clinic. You should also bring a list of any medications you are taking and any allergies you have.

Q: Are free dental clinics safe?
A: Yes, free dental clinics are safe. Free dental clinics are held to the same standards of care as regular dental clinics.

Community Dental Clinic Mission Statement

Our Mission is to provide excellent and affordable medical care consistent with the needs of the Amish, Mennonite and other rural northern Indiana communities, with a focus on individuals and families with special healthcare needs. We embrace, incorporate and promote participation in research to advance medical knowledge and improve care.

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Dental Clinic Costs - Crowd Sourced

We have listed the dental costs below which we have compiled for Community Dental Clinic. We cannot guarantee the dental costs to be completely accurate. Costs are displayed for informational purposes for our users. We have compiled prices provided by users to this website. In order to obtain actual costs please contact the dental offices directly.

Date Added	Type of Clinic	Description	Cost
2020-09-17	Charged Sliding Scale		$2
2019-04-04	Completely Free Clinic		$0
2018-06-26			$0
2017-12-30	Completely Free Clinic		$0

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