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Low-cost dental care in Indiana

Indiana University School of Dentistry runs teaching clinics where supervised students treat the public, usually at reduced fees. We list Indiana University School of Dentistry, with clinics in Indianapolis. Every detail comes from the school's own website.

Screening: Screening exam $110–$160; comprehensive oral exam at the same visit adds $67Fees not published

Indiana University School of Dentistry

IU School of Dentistry clinics (Fritts Clinical Care Center) · Indianapolis, IN

Address
1121 W. Michigan St., Indianapolis, IN 46202
Published fees
Not published
Insurance
Several dental insurance plans and Medicaid
Notes
After-hours emergencies for patients of record: (317) 944-5000, ask for the dental resident on call.
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What to expect at a dental school clinic

  • A screening comes first. Most schools start with a screening visit to see whether your needs fit their teaching program. Not everyone is accepted as a student-clinic patient.
  • Appointments are long. Student visits often run 2–3 hours, and treatment usually takes more visits than at a private office.
  • Every step is checked. Students work under licensed faculty dentists who review the work.
  • Schedules follow the school year. Clinics can slow down or close during academic breaks, and waitlists are common.
  • Ask about cost up front. Request a written treatment plan with fees before work begins.

If you have facial swelling, a fever, or trouble breathing or swallowing, go to an emergency room.

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