Dental Health Resources in Florida
Oral Health Florida is devoted to improving oral health in Florida by promoting and advocating for optimal oral health and well-being of all persons in Florida. View their statewide list of local coalitions.
If you are in need of low-cost dental treatment, find the care you need using the Florida Dental Association’s Reduced Cost Dental Care Provider Search.
The State College of Florida Dental Hygiene Clinic offers quality oral hygiene treatment at a reduced cost. Because it is an educational setting, appointment times will be longer than other dental but they will provide hygiene treatment of the highest quality.
The Tallahassee Community College Dental Hygiene Clinic offers oral hygiene care at a reduced cost. The price is lower due to the fact that dental hygiene students are the ones that provide the services, but their work is always under faculty supervision.
St. Luke’s Medical and Dental Clinic is a free clinic that provides care to residents of Lake Marion, North Orange, and North Seminole Counties. To qualify, patients must be at or below 200% of the Federal Poverty Level.
The Palm County Health Department Dental Program operates five dental offices and provides many programs that include, disease prevention and control, environmental health and engineering, school health, and health education.
Senior Friendship Centers operates several medical and dental clinics in Collier County, Lee County, and Sarasota County. These clinics are for individuals who are age 50 and over, and provides cost-effective approaches to address the health and wellness needs of older adults.
Nova Southeastern University offers affordable comprehensive and specialty dental treatment in their Dental Medicine Patient Care Center.
Oral Health Florida is devoted to improving oral health in Florida. Oral Health Florida provides a statewide list of resources, local clinics, etcetera.
