Affordable Dental Care in Seattle, WA
This page lists 19 reviewed dental clinics in Seattle, WA. They are run by 6 separate health center organizations, including King County, Neighborcare Health, Seattle Indian Health Board and International Community Health Services. Each sets its own income bands and keeps its own books, so prices and waits differ between them even in the same town.
The 19 clinics sit across 12 different Seattle ZIP codes. Distance on a map is a poor guide across a city of this shape. Searching on your ZIP code, and checking the bus route before booking, saves the wasted trip.
The nearest other Washington cities with listings are Tukwila at about 8 miles (1 clinic), Bellevue at about 9 miles (4 clinics) and Burien at about 9 miles (1 clinic). 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.
1 of the 19 Seattle locations has no website, so calling is the only way to find out what it offers. The other 18 carry links on the listing, though an organization-wide website often will not say which of its sites runs a dental clinic.
Who runs the dental clinics in Seattle
Each of these is a separate organization with its own sliding fee schedule, its own waiting list and its own insurance contracts. Call them as separate options, not as one.
- King County — 5 sites in Seattle
- Neighborcare Health — 5 sites in Seattle
- Seattle Indian Health Board — 3 sites in Seattle
- International Community Health Services — 2 sites in Seattle
- Sea Mar Community Health Centers — 2 sites in Seattle
- Seattle Roots Community Health — 2 sites in Seattle
ZIP codes covered: 98103, 98104, 98106, 98108, 98112, 98118, 98121, 98122, 98125, 98126, 98133, 98144. If none of these is near you, the nearby cities listed below are the next place to look.
Before you travel across Seattle, 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.


