MetroHealth Dental Clinic Main Campus

MetroHealth Dental Clinic Main Campus 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 04:17:10

For patients whose income is at or below 0 percent to 100 percent of the Federal Poverty Guidelines (FPG) and meets all additional eligibility criteria, The MetroHealth System participates in Ohios Hospital Care Assurance Program (HCAP), with 100 percent reduction of the bill.















Dental procedures often start with preventive measures, such as x-rays, teeth cleaning and thorough exams.















Hours:















Mondays through Fridays 8am to 4pm































More Services















Deep cleaning (as needed)







A full range of fillings







Root canal treatments (front and back teeth)







Simple and surgical extractions







Veneers, crowns and fixed bridges







Implants







A variety of removable prostheses, including flippers, partials, full dentures and implant-supported dentures























MetroHealth uses the Federal Poverty Guidelines for medically necessary services to help determine what Financial Assistance Program best fits your needs.















Income is Up to 100% of Federal Poverty Guidelines







After a financial assessment of the patients income has been completed, the patients bill will be reduced by 100% if their income level is at or below 100% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines and they are a resident of the State of Ohio. Non-Residents of the State of Ohio requiring Emergency, Trauma, or Burn Care will receive 100% reduction if their income is at or below 100% of the Federal Poverty Income Guidelines. Non-residents of the State of Ohio will be provided assistance to receive other services in their home state OR receive a 75% reduction to their bill.















Income is 101 300% of Federal Poverty Guidelines







After a financial assessment of the patients income has been completed, the patients bill will be reduced by 100% if their income level is between 101% and 300% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines and they are a resident of Cuyahoga County. Non-Residents of Cuyahoga County requiring Emergency, Trauma, or Burn Care will receive 100% reduction if their income is between 101% and 300% of the Federal Poverty Income Guidelines. Non-residents of Cuyahoga County will be provided assistance to receive other services in their home county or state OR receive a 75% reduction to their bill.















Income is 301 400% of Federal Poverty Guidelines







After a financial assessment of the patients income and assets have been completed, the patients bill will be reduced by 75% if their income level is between 301% and 400% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines and they are a resident of Cuyahoga County. Non-Residents of Cuyahoga County requiring Emergency, Trauma, or Burn Care will receive a 75% reduction if their income is between 301% and 400% of the Federal Poverty Income Guidelines. Non-residents of Cuyahoga County will be provided assistance to receive other services in their home county or state OR receive a 75% reduction to their bill.















Income is Over 400% of Federal Poverty Guidelines







After a financial assessment of the patient's income and assets has been completed, uninsured patients over 400% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines will be enrolled in the Self-Pay/Uninsured Program. Residents of Cuyahoga County will automatically receive a 65% reduction to their bill. Non-Residents of Cuyahoga County automatically will receive a 50% reduction to their bill which is equivalent to MetroHealth's average insurance discount.















Presumptive Charity Care







MetroHealth has a process to validate the patients ability to pay, and in the event that the patient does not contact us, nor apply for financial assistance, we may extend the patient charity care for that episode of care. This applies only to patients who do not inform us of insurance coverage.

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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 Cleveland, OH. 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.

MetroHealth Dental Clinic Main Campus Mission Statement

“leading the way to a healthier you and a healthier community through service, teaching, discovery and teamwork.”

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Dental Clinic Costs - Crowd Sourced

We have listed the dental costs below which we have compiled for MetroHealth Dental Clinic Main Campus. 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
2022-06-23	Completely Free Clinic		$0
2022-02-25	Charged Sliding Scale		$300
2021-11-24	Charged Sliding Scale		$400
2021-05-27	Charged Sliding Scale		$0
2021-01-08			$85
2020-11-16	Charged Sliding Scale		$30
2020-08-02	Completely Free Clinic		$200
2020-03-25	Completely Free Clinic		$0
2020-03-03	Not Free Or Sliding Scale		$65
2020-01-24	Completely Free Clinic		$0
2019-12-27			$0
2019-11-02	Charged Sliding Scale		$50
2019-07-25	Completely Free Clinic		$0
2019-06-04	Completely Free Clinic		$250

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