Low-cost dental clinics in New York
724 clinic locations in 178 cities and towns, including community health centers with sliding-scale fees, 23 dental or hygiene school clinics and 3 free clinics. 100 serve only certain patients, such as tribal members or school students; their listings say so.
Cities with the most clinics
City guides for New York
Dental school clinics in New York
Students treat patients under the supervision of licensed dentists, usually at much lower fees than a private office. Expect longer appointments and a screening visit first.
- SUNY Broome Dental Hygiene ClinicBinghamton
- Hostos Dental Hygiene Patient Care FacilityBronx
- City Tech Dental Hygiene Patient Care ClinicBrooklyn
- NYU College of Dentistry - BrooklynBrooklyn
- Daniel Squire Oral D & T CenterBuffalo
- UB First Care Dental ClinicBuffalo
- University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine ClinicsBuffalo
- Farmingdale State College Dental Hygiene Care CenterFarmingdale
- Plaza College Community Dental ClinicForest Hills
- Touro Dental Health New YorkHawthorne
- SUNY Orange Dental Hygiene ClinicMiddletown
- Columbia University College of Dental Medicine (adult)New York
- Columbia University Health CareNew York
- New York University College of DentistryNew York
- NYU Dentistry Oral Health Center for People with DisabilitiesNew York
- Pediatric Dentistry Ext ClinicNew York
- Yeshiva University College of Dental MedicineNew York
- MCC Viswanathan Dental Hygiene ClinicRochester
- Mohawk Valley Community CollegeRome
- Stony Brook Dental Care CenterStony Brook
- SUNY at Stony Brook School of Dental Medicine Dental Care CenterStony Brook
- Dr. Robert H. Hill II Dental Hygiene ClinicTroy
- Erie Community College Dental Hygiene Clinic (North Campus)Williamsville
Free and charitable dental clinics in New York
Run by nonprofits and volunteer dentists, mostly for uninsured adults with low incomes. Appointments are limited, so call ahead about eligibility.