White Bird Dental is offering walk in clinics again! Every Monday and Wednesday morning at 7:30am at our 1415 Pearl St location. Please bring ID and proof of income if possible. Your Trillium/Pacific Source OHP will cover the cost of walk-in dental services.

About Us

Our dental clinic offers emergency, preventative, and restorative dental care to people who may be uninsured, underinsured, low income or homeless, and may otherwise go without care. Services provided include: filling, crowns, endodontics, extractions, periodonture, bridges, prophylaxis, application of fluoride and sealants and oral health education. We accept OHP/Trillium/Pacific Source and private dental insurance. Uninsured patients are charged on a sliding scale based on income. We partner with the Arizona School of Oral Medicine, Oregon Health and Science University, and Lane Community College to provide low-cost care. Hablamos Español. Download brochure.

Too many unhoused and low-income community members need dental care that they cannot access. White Bird Dental has responded by building a larger clinic that increases capacity by over seventy percent and accommodates twelve dental chairs. The new facility will make it easier for community members suffering from dental pain to get immediate, walk-in access to a dentist, and also allow White Bird to serve more elderly patients, children, and families.

White Bird has invested $2.5M to develop a state-of-the-art facility that provides acute and preventative oral health care to our community’s most vulnerable residents. The clinic’s design features the latest innovations in modern dentistry in a bright, airy space. The facility lets patients know that they are valued members of the community who deserve excellence in health care. Support this project…

New Patients

Our dental clinic offers preventive dental care, as well as restorative care. Please call for an appointment. Many patients need low cost dental care. We ask that you let us know if you are unable to come to your initial appointment 48 hours in advance so that we can offer the appointment to another person waiting for care. Patients missing their initial appointments will not be invited back for dental care. Please bring proof of income and photo identification.

Urgent Care

If you do not have a mask don’t worry we have one for you!  OHP will cover the cost of most all dental visits.  Those without insurance will be charged on a sliding scale and encouraged to sign up for OHP at ONE.Oregon.gov or given an appointment with our benefit assisters. Please bring proof of income and photo identification.

Se les pedirá a los pacientes que usen una máscara en todo momento mientras estén en la clínica. Si no tiene una máscara, tenemos un suministro limitado. OHP cubrirá el costo de la tele odontología y la visita dental. Aquellos sin seguro serán cobrados en una escala móvil y se les animará a inscribirse en el OHP en ONE.Oregon.gov o se les dará una cita con nuestros asistentes de beneficios. Por favor traiga comprobante de ingresos y una identificación con foto.

White Bird DENTAL Survey

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Encuesta DENTAL de White Bird

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Dental Services for Bethel Schools

During the school year, we offer sealants, fluoride varnish treatments, hygiene exams and free dental services for students in the Bethel school district. For more information in both English and Spanish about the free services that we provide please click here: free dental services sealant and fluoride school program. If you want your child to receive these services, please download and complete the forms linked below and return them to the Bethel Health Center or email them to eraanan@whitebirdclinic.org

• Friday Clinic Consent Form (English)
• Friday Clinic Consent Form (Spanish)
• Sealant and Fluoride Consent Packet (English)
• Sealant and Fluoride Consent Packet (Spanish)

State Senator @manningstl visited our dental screening at the Bethel Schools.What an honor to have his support in helping the children of Lane County! pic.twitter.com/MZm2qaGRCS

— White Bird Clinic (@WhiteBirdClinic) October 30, 2019