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Adult Dental Program and Senior Dental Program / Montgomery County Dental Health Services is sponsored by Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services. Montgomery County's Dental Health Services provide dental care to eligible low-income, uninsured residents of all ages through county-run dental clinics and a network of local participating dentists.
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Department of Health and Human Services Public Health Services (PHS) Dental Health Services - Home Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services Dental Program offers the following services: Oral Examinations/Radiographs (x-rays) Dental prophylaxis (cleaning and polish) Fluoride applications and sealants Extractions/Oral Surgery (limited) Root Canal Therapy (based on consultation) Crowns and Dentures (limited) Local participating dentists provide services at reduced fees through our Dental Connections Program provide link to, using a county sliding fee scale, to eligible residents of all ages.
These dental services can be provided after a referral is made from the county dental program. Montgomery County Resident Family income no greater than 250% of federal poverty guidelines (FPL) for all dental service programs (Children and Adults) except for the Ryan White HIV Dental Program. Family income for the Ryan White HIV Dental Program is up to 500% of FPL.
Uninsured or have no dental insurance Children must be enrolled in the Care for Kids program before seeking dental treatment OR Montgomery County residents eligible for the Maryland Healthy Smiles Adult Medicaid program (Adults over the age of 21 and pregnant women) You must provide proof that Montgomery County and proof of the family income.
The following documents may be used to provide proof of eligibility: Identity: birth certificate, passport, school ID or report card (children) Montgomery County Residency: mortgage, lease, utility bill, driver’s license, official county or state document, mortgage or lease driver’s license and current utility bill Family Income: Four weeks of pay stubs, letter from employer, recent Federal Income tax return, Social Security award letter, alimony or child support statement, etc.).
Available Now: You can apply for county dental services online starting Jan 1st, 2025 using our new Community Connect Portal . This offers a convenient way to apply for and manage your County Health Programs benefits. The following programs offer Dental Services: Adult Dental (Adults and Seniors) Apply online at MyMDThink.
maryland. gov Email to OESS. MoCO@montgomerycountymd.
gov By mail to any OESS office location Visit the office location near you where OESS drop boxes are available If you are enrolled in the Montgomery Cares Program: This is a group of community-based health care providers that provide medical care and access to oral health care to uninsured adults in Montgomery County.
Eligibility for the program is determined at one of the participating health centers where staff can assist with eligibility determination. The Montgomery Cares clinics will provide the county dental program information needed for the sliding fee scale discount program and your eligibility status. Please call 240-777-0311 or visit the Montgomery Cares website .
If you or your child are already enrolled in the Care for Kids, Adult Dental, Senior Dental or Medicaid/Maryland Healthy Smiles Dental Program (MHSDP), call the County dental clinic closest to your home to schedule an appointment for a dental check-up or other services. Follow the Department of Health and Human Services
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Uninsured adult Montgomery County residents with income at or below 250% of the federal poverty level. Children must be enrolled in Care for Kids; adults may also qualify through Maryland Healthy Smiles Adult Medicaid. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Adult Dental Program and Senior Dental Program / Montgomery County Dental Health Services is funded by Montgomery County Department of Health and Human Services. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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