Affordable Dental Clinics in Odessa, TX

Explore community health centers, sliding-scale dental clinics and other affordable dental care options in Odessa.

1 Dental Clinic All Sliding Scale Medicaid Uninsured Emergency

Community Health Center

Ector County Hospital District

840 W Clements St, Odessa, TX 79763-4601

Income-Based Fees Medicaid

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Affordable Dental Care in Odessa, TX

1reviewed clinic

1operating organization

1with a published phone number

18 mito Midland, the nearest listed city

This page lists one reviewed dental clinic in Odessa, TX. It is operated by Ector County Hospital District.

The nearest other Texas cities with listings are Midland at about 18 miles (3 clinics), Lamesa at about 67 miles (2 clinics), San Angelo at about 115 miles (1 clinic), Levelland at about 120 miles (1 clinic) and Lubbock at about 126 miles (3 clinics). Measured straight-line rather than by road. Clinics do not follow city boundaries and neither do waiting lists, so the town next door is often the faster appointment.

This clinic has no website, so the phone is the only way to find out what it offers, what it charges and whether it can see you.

Before you travel across Odessa, settle the things these listings cannot: what to ask on the phone, how the sliding fee discount is applied for, and which door to use when it is urgent and money is short. If you think what you have might be an emergency, go to an emergency room rather than onto a dental waiting list; the price of that visit is not the thing to weigh in that moment.

Local care options

Other Routes Near Odessa

Two routes are not listed here at all: dental school teaching clinics or free and charitable clinics, both of which are usually organized locally. Your county health department knows them, and so does the front desk at any clinic listed above.

Nearby Cities

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Worth reading first

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What to ask before your first visitThe questions that decide whether the trip is worth making.

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Dental insurance, discount plans and paying cashWhich is worth it at the amount of work you need.

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Does Medicaid cover dental care?Adult coverage is a state choice; children are covered everywhere.

What to ask before your first visitThe questions that decide whether the trip is worth making.

Before you call

Frequently Asked Questions

This is the only clinic listed here. What if it cannot take me?

One listing means one waiting list, so plan for that. The nearby cities below are the next places to look, and dental school and hygiene teaching clinics in the state are a separate route that keeps its own lists.

Will the number listed reach the dental department?

Often it reaches central scheduling instead, especially at larger organizations. Name the clinic and say the appointment is dental, or you can be booked into the medical queue.

Is dental priced the same as medical at these clinics?

Not always. Dental is sometimes on its own fee schedule, and laboratory work for crowns and dentures is frequently billed on top of the discounted fee. Ask about dental specifically.