Delta Dental of Arizona Oral Health Center

While the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends that a child goes to see the dentist by age 1, many of our young patients come to us for their first dentist appointment due to pain and major dental issues that have been ignored due to a lack of access to dental care. That’s why we work hard to establish a positive relationship with our young patients and proactively work with local schools programs and school nurses to be a resource to those in need. 

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For patients without insurance, dental care can be expensive and nearly impossible to access. Not only is oral health important to overall physical health, many of our patients with the most severe cases find that a healthy smile can be life-changing, allowing them to live and achieve their goals to the fullest potential. 

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Working with local schools like Phoenix College, Rio Salado, AT Still University and Midwestern University, we provide valuable service and educational opportunities for dental students. Through our partnership with NYU Langone’s AEGD Program, dental residents are placed in our clinic annually to complete their studies while serving those who otherwise would go without dental care. 

As a low-cost and free clinic for patients without insurance, we operate solely through the generosity and support of our community. We are always in need of volunteer dentists and specialists. We require dental volunteers to have an active Arizona license and malpractice policy. For more information, please contact Dental Administrator Nellie Barreras at [email protected]