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1 Resource for Dental Care A WINTER 2013 Oklahoma Statewide Listings A message to those in need of care Individuals requesting this guide typically have two issues a dental problem that cannot be ignored combined with scarce financial resources. A guide with a purpose This guide is published by the Delta Dental of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation to: 1. Help those who cannot afford dental care find free and low-cost resources 2. Help referral sources assist those in need to find care 3. Connect free and low-cost programs to one another to leverage their limited resources and multiply their efforts and results Join our list The best way to stay current is to join our list. Each quarter we ll automatically a new issue to you. To subscribe, go to A message to our providers Thank you for your efforts to serve those in need! Please review your listing and notify us of any changes so we can update it in our next issue. Did you know our Foundation provides grants to dental health related programs that meet our criteria? Learn more at To ensure the accuracy of these listings, this document expires March 31, For the latest version, go to or call Published quarterly by: of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation Terrisa Singleton, Foundation Manager 16 NW 63rd Street Oklahoma City, OK OKC Metro: Toll Free: ext foundation@deltadentalok.org The providers listed in this directory care about you and your situation, and they do all they can (given limited resources) to meet the tremendous need for free and low-cost dental services throughout Oklahoma. There are two types of clinics/programs listed free and low-cost. If you have some financial means, the nonprofit low-cost clinics provide dental services at lower than average or sliding scale fees and the waiting period for an appointment is short. Free clinics and programs provide services at no cost and are made possible by volunteer dental professionals and support staff. As you can well imagine, the demand for these services is great, but the supply of volunteers is limited. Patience and perseverance are keys to receiving care, because most have long waiting periods for restorative services (such as dentures and fillings). However, every effort is made to provide timely care to those in pain and at risk for infection. Calling more than one organization and becoming familiar with their processes will increase your likelihood for treatment. We sincerely hope this directory helps you find the dental care you need. Other options available for those in need Did you know that SoonerCare covers all routine and diagnostic dental costs for qualifying Oklahoma children? For information, see the SoonerCare listing in the Statewide section of this guide. If you re employed but your employer doesn t provide dental insurance, you may find s Patient Direct discount program, PPO Choice Advantage or PPO Point of Service programs to be a good option for you. For details, call (OKC Metro) or (Toll Free) or visit www. DeltaDentalOK.org. Copyright 2012 of Oklahoma. Permission is granted to copy and distribute this document or to link directly to the online version at:

2 Inside... Oral Health Hero Recognized, p. 1 Oklahoma Mission of Mercy, p s Announced, p. 2 Ninness Honored as CEO, p. 2 Singleton Named to Top 25, p. 2 OkMOM to Deliver Free Dental Care in Lawton The fourth annual Oklahoma Mission of Mercy will be held at the Great Plains Coliseum in Lawton on February 1st & 2nd. This two-day clinic is designed to meet the critical needs of dental patients of all ages by providing free dental care to as many patients as time allows. Please help by copying and distributing the enclosed OkMOM Patient Information Flyer to prospective patients. The event is co-sponsored by Oklahoma Dental Association, Oklahoma Dental Foundation and of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation. Details can be found at: Published quarterly by: of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation 16 NW 63rd Street Oklahoma City, OK Ph: Toll-free: ext foundation@deltadentalok.org E p i c e nte r The Best is Yet to Come in 2013! WINTER 2013 Foundation News from of Oklahoma This year marks of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation s 15th year of supporting dental health and education programs throughout the state. We have several major announcements coming soon, beginning with the initial list of 2013 grant recipients (see page two). If you are not already following us on Facebook, please go to www. facebook.com/ddokfoundation and like our page so you ll be among the first to receive the news! Foundation Recognizes Oral Health Hero The Foundation is pleased to name D. Michael Spradlin, DDS, of Tulsa as the recipient of its first Oral Health Hero Award, a new program to recognize the contributions of volunteer dentists across the state. Spradlin was honored Dec. 17 at the Mother Teresa Dental Care Center of Catholic Charities of Tulsa where he volunteers. The Foundation s superhero, Captain Supertooth, was on hand with a spare cape to help honor his fellow Dr. Michael Spradlin and DDOK s Captain Supertooth oral health hero. After retiring from private practice, Spradlin began serving as a volunteer dentist and clinic administrator for Mother Teresa Dental Care Center. Since leading the effort to set up the clinic in 2009, he served nearly full-time administering the program, recruiting and scheduling other volunteer dentists and hygienists, and treating patients. He contributed more than 1,400 volunteer hours last year alone. Volunteer dentists are the lifeblood of charitable dentistry and our new Oral Health Hero Award is a small way for us to recognize and thank them, said John Gladden, DDOK president and CEO. Dr. Spradlin serves as a shining example of the dedication and passion of the many volunteer dentists in Oklahoma. When asked why he volunteers, Spradlin said, This morning I delivered a set of dentures for a lady. After setting and adjusting the dentures, I handed her a mirror. And she looked at herself in the mirror and tears started coming down. She cried. Donations allow us to do such things as this that are so personally rewarding for both us and the patients. It s just worth it. 1

3 E p i c e nte r Winter grant recipients announced The new year will bring many exciting announcements from the Foundation, beginning with this initial list of 2013 grant recipients! We congratulate these grantees and extend our sincere thanks to the volunteers and staff that make their important work possible and impact the lives of thousands of Oklahomans. Free Dental Clinics and Care Facilitation Programs Catholic Charities Mother Teresa Dental Care Center, Tulsa: $25,000 +$11,500 challenge NEW! Christian Medical Clinic of Grand Lake, Grove: $7,700 City Rescue Mission Care Fund, Oklahoma City: $30,000 Crossings Community Clinic, Oklahoma City: $50,000 D-DENT Dental Care Facilitation Program (statewide): $90,000 Eastern Okla. Donated Dental Services (918/539 Area Codes): $90,000 Free Clinic of Mayes County, Pryor: $5,000 Good Shepherd Clinic, Ardmore: $60,000 Good Shepherd Clinic, Oklahoma City: $35,000 Green Country Free Dental Clinic, Bartlesville: $10,000 King s Klinic, Oklahoma City: $5,000 NEW! MetroTech Dental Asst. Program Clinic, Oklahoma City: $2,500 Ministries of Jesus Clinic, Edmond: $25,000 Morton Midtown Family Health Center, Tulsa: $10,000 Neighbor for Neighbor, Tulsa: $60,000 Neighborhood Services Org. Transitional Program Care Fund, OKC: $2,000 Norman Regional Foundation Give Kids a Smile Day, Norman: $1,200 Oklahoma Dental Foundation Mobile Dental Care Program (statewide): $240,000 NEW! OU COD Dental Hygiene Dept. Geriatric Care Program, Oklahoma City: $20, Oklahoma Mission of Mercy, Lawton: $100,000 (awarded in 2012) 2014 Oklahoma Mission of Mercy, Enid: $100,000 (awarded in 2013) Tri-County Technology Center Volunteer Dental Clinic, Bartlesville: $3,000 Western Okla. Family Center, Elk City: $15,000 Western Technology Center/OU Dental Hygiene GKAS Sealant Program, Weatherford: $3,500 Low-Cost Dental Clinics Health for Friends Dental Clinic, Norman: $25,000 Southern Okla. Tech Center OU Dental Hygiene Clinic, Ardmore: $5,000 NSO Dental Clinic, Oklahoma City: $60,000 OU College of Dentistry Student Clinic, Oklahoma City: $100,000 Education and Other Initiatives DDOK-OHF Captain Supertooth Dental Education Program: $47,000 OU College of Dentistry Scholarships: $60,000 Special Olympics Healthy Athletes Special Smiles Program: $1,500 NSO Dental Clinic Outreach Program, Oklahoma City: $1,500 Ninness Honored as CEO Stacey Ninness, CEO of Neighborhood Services Organization, has been honored as one of Journal Record s Most Admired CEOs in the Nonprofit Category. NSO Dental Clinic, a low-cost nonprofit clinic in Oklahoma City, has been a DDOK-OHF grant recipient since 2009, due in large part to Stacey s leadership. Singleton Named to Top 25 Terrisa Singleton, manager of the Delta Dental of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation, has been named to Dental Product Report s Top 25 Women in Dentistry. In addition to her work at the Foundation, Terrisa serves as chair of the Children s Oral Health Coalition and treasurer of the Oklahoma Charitable Clinic Association. Right: (L to R) Dcn. David Hamel, Dr. Jennifer Cook, Dcn. Kevin Sartorius, and Dr. Michael Spradlin accept a symbolic check for the Catholic Charities Mother Teresa Dental Care Center in Tulsa. The amount includes a $11,500 challenge grant that will match donations dollar for dollar in

4 Oklahoma Dental Association TWO DAYS OF FREE DENTAL CARE FOR THOSE IN NEED Feb. 1-2, 2013 Lawton, OK Great Plains Coliseum at Comanche County Fairgrounds 920 S. Sheridan Road No appointments First-come, first-served Doors open at 5AM each day Fillings, extractions, cleanings, limited root canals Dentures not available Oklahoma Mission of Mercy (OkMOM) PATIENTS FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS What age groups will be treated? All ages will be seen. However, dentures/partials will not be available. If I am under 18, do I need a parent or guardian present? Yes. My entire family needs to be seen. Is that possible? Yes, but all children under 18 MUST be accompanied by a parent or guardian. How do I qualify? There are no qualification criteria. We will treat as many patients as we can based on the number of volunteers we have. Our goal is to treat the first 1,000 people (approx.) each day. Is there anything that would disqualify me from treatment? Each patient will undergo a simple medical exam at the start of your OkMOM experience. Some things that could prevent you from being treated include: having a fever at the time of treatment; uncontrollable, abnormally high blood pressure; or excessive bleeding in the past. Do I need insurance/payment? No. This is a completely free event. Because of the generosity of our volunteer dental professionals, we will not be filing insurance or charging patients for services performed. Can I pre-register/set an appointment? No. All OkMOM services are offered on a first-come, first-served basis. How early should I arrive at OkMOM? The doors will open at 5AM. From our previous experience we expect people to begin lining up much earlier than 5AM. Please keep the following in mind: Patients will not be allowed into the clinic building before 5AM. Line will form in a separate building. If you decide to stand in line, it may be very cold. DRESS APPROPRIATELY. Collapsible chairs, blankets, and sleeping bags will be allowed. However, you will not have a chance to return them to your car and will need to carry them with you throughout the day. No tents. Security and restrooms/portable toilets will be available. OkMOM is not responsible for lost or stolen items. What time will the clinic doors close? Once 1,000 people have entered, we will close the doors to any new patients for that day. How long will it take? Be prepared to stay all day. There is no possible way to predetermine how long it will take for an individual patient to complete the waiting and treatment process. Please note: Once you have entered the building for treatment you will not be allowed to leave and re-enter for any reason, including smoking or retrieving medication or other items from your car. What should I bring to OkMOM? We recommend the following: List of current medications; one day supply of medications; baby supplies for a full day (diapers, formula, etc.). Bring these items with you in line; do not leave them in your car. Can someone come with me while I am being treated? You are welcome to bring a friend or family member with you to OkMOM. They can stay with you while you are outside in line but we will require them to go the family/friends waiting area as soon as you enter the building. You will be able to meet them AFTER your treatment. Will breakfast/lunch be provided? We will serve free breakfast and lunch to all patients inside the clinic waiting for treatment. Food and drinks will not be allowed on the clinic floor. Will there be translators? Spanish translators; signers for the hearing impaired. Is there a limit as to how much treatment I can receive? Due to limited supplies, time and volunteers, we are limited to the amount of treatment we can provide each individual. When you enter our clinic, one of our volunteer dentists will meet with you and determine your treatment plan. Our first priority will be to treat your critical dental needs at the discretion of your dentist that day. (Dentures/partials not available. Root canals available for anterior teeth only and on a limited basis. Wisdom teeth extraction available on a limited basis.) Where do I park? There will be ample free parking designated. Please copy and distribute this flyer to those in need of dental care they cannot afford. To volunteer or for more information, go to:

5 Page 1 of 10 Region: Central City Rescue Mission 800 W California Oklahoma City, OK Homeless Emergency Shelter & Transitional Living/Recovery Program Clients must enroll in recovery program, be screened and interviewed, and take classes to better their situations in order to receive access to free dental treatment Crossings Community Clinic 2208 W. Hefner Rd., Ste. B Oklahoma City, OK Extractions, fillings, cleanings. For uninsured individuals unable to pay for dental services. By appointment only. D-DENT Oklahoma City, OK "Dentists for Disabled and Elderly in Need of Treatment" Free dental care to non-insured, low-income patients over age 60 and adults with developmental disabilities throughout the state. Limited special funding available for non-insured, low-income adults under 60. General dentistry, specializing in dentures/partials; waiting list Edmond Ministries of Jesus Dental Clinic 1100 E. I-35 Frontage Rd. Edmond, OK Good Shepherd Clinic 222 NW 12th Oklahoma City, OK King's Klinic 921 W. Britton Rd. Oklahoma City, OK Free medical, dental, vision, counseling, and recovery services. Must be enrolled in medical program to receive dental services. No emergency dental care available. Call for program details. OKC residents only; Requires picture ID, SS card, proof of address. Call for details and qualifications: T/W/Th :30am, 1-3pm. ADULTS: Free simple extractions. CHILDREN: Extractions and restorative services. Free extractions provided by volunteer dental professionals. Call for appointment and details. This directory is a service of the of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation and does not imply an endorsement of any specific organization. Copyright 2012 of Oklahoma. Revised 12/20/12.

6 Page 2 of 10 Mary Mahoney Health Center - OKC NE 36th Spencer, OK General Dentistry Norman Cleveland Co. Health Dept th Ave. N.E. Norman, OK County: Cleveland Norman Health for Friends Clinic 317 E Himes Norman, OK County: Cleveland NSO Dental Clinic 8101 S. Walker, Ste. C Oklahoma City, OK OU College of Dentistry 1201 N. Stonewall Ave Oklahoma City, OK OU College of Dentistry Dental Hygiene Dept N. Stonewall Oklahoma City, OK Children and pregnant women. Cleveland and McClain county residents only. Eligibility: 185% of poverty; no insurance or Sooner Care. Free extractions, fillings, cleanings, preventive care. Norman residents only, proof required. Extractions, fillings, cleanings, xrays: Tues-Fri (8:30am-5pm) Thursday Evening Extraction Clinic (6-9pm): Open to nonresidents. Eligibility: 200% poverty level; no ins, Medicaid, SoonerCare. Appointments required. Low-Cost Dental Clinic for ages 8 and up. Open Tues-Thurs 8:30-5:00 & Sat 9:30-6:00 Clinic services include exams, x-rays, fillings, cleanings, extractions, partials and dentures. Payment required at time of service; call for fees. Appointment required. The primary focus of The OU College of Dentistry is the education and training of dentists. Patients are selected to join the program who meet the educational needs of students. All types of dentistry available at reduced cost. Screening appointment required. Adult Clinic: Pediatric Clinic (ages 4-11): Oral Diagnosis Clinic: Oral Surgery Clinic: $10 screening required to establish suitability for hygiene student care. (Screening does not guarantee acceptance). $40-$220 fee for cleaning only, depending on difficulty level. This directory is a service of the of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation and does not imply an endorsement of any specific organization. Copyright 2012 of Oklahoma. Revised 12/20/12.

7 Page 3 of 10 Perry A. Klaassen Family Dental Clinic 1901 Springlake Drive Oklahoma City, OK Located on Metro Tech campus; open to the public. Preventive, restorative and extractions. (No dentures.) Sliding fee scale for eligible patients and procedures Rose State College Dental Hygiene Clinic 6420 SE 15 Midwest City, OK Variety Care - North 4023 NW 10th Street Oklahoma City, OK x 267 Variety Care - South 1025 Straka Terr. Oklahoma City, OK x 267 Cleaning - $5 (includes fluoride treatment & nutritional advice). Sealants and x-rays with doctor's prescription. Services available Aug. Thru May. Advance screening appointment required. Call for screenings beginning August 1st. Full service dentistry, dentures/partials. (Formerly Oklahoma Community Health Services) Full service dentistry, dentures/partials. Prenatal Dental Program (for expectant mothers and newborns) Region: Northeast Bartlesville Tri-County Tech. Center 6101 SE Nowata Rd Bartlesville, OK County: Washington OU/TCTC Dental Hygiene Clinic: No income qualifications; NE OK residents preferred. Cleaning costs: Adult - $10; Child - $5 Volunteer Dental Clinic: Operates 7-8 clinics during school year only. Priority given to Hygiene Clinic patients. Free extractions and fillings for qualified patients. Eligibility: 130% of poverty level; no insurance or SoonerCare. This directory is a service of the of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation and does not imply an endorsement of any specific organization. Copyright 2012 of Oklahoma. Revised 12/20/12.

8 Page 4 of 10 Bristow Creek Co. Health Dept. 408 W. 4th Street Bristow, OK County: Creek Children and pregnant women only; Creek Co. residents. Eligibility: 185% of poverty; no insurance or Sooner Care. Free extractions, fillings, cleanings; One Friday per month. Call for appointment and eligibility approval. Christian Medical Clinic of Grand Lake 501 E. 13th Street Grove, OK County: Delaware Claremore Rogers Co. Health Dept N. Highway 88 Claremore, OK County: Rogers EODDS Eastern OK Donated Dental Services Tulsa, OK County: 25 Counties in Eastern Oklahoma Nowata Family Health Center 317 E Delaware Nowata, OK County: Nowata Porter - Arkansas Verdigris Valley Health Cnt 622 S. Main Porter, OK County: Wagoner Residents in specific zip codes in Delaware county area. Adults aged without dental benefits; limited Medicare. Extractions and some restorative services. Call for qualification details and service availability. Children and pregnant women. Rogers County residents given priority. Income eligibility: 185% of poverty; no insurance or SoonerCare. Free general dentistry two Fridays/month, by appt only. Complete restorative dental care available to eastern Oklahoma physically/mentally disabled or elderly (65+). Some special funding for dental prosthetics only (dentures or partial dentures) for low-income eastern Oklahoma adults. Long waiting list for complete restorative care; 2-6 mo. waiting list for dental prosthetics. For details, call or click on Eligibility tab on website. General Dentistry. Exams, cleanings, extractions, fillings only. Sliding fee scale for uninsured patients who qualify. Call for appointment, eligibility, and fees. This directory is a service of the of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation and does not imply an endorsement of any specific organization. Copyright 2012 of Oklahoma. Revised 12/20/12.

9 Page 5 of 10 Pryor - Free Medical Clinic of Mayes Co. 118 N. Adair Pryor, OK County: Limited funding for free dental care for financially indigent residents of Mayes County. Proof of income and residency required. Sand Springs Lucille Page Dental Program 306 E Broadway Sand Springs, OK County: Tulsa Sapulpa Creek Co. Health Dept S. Hickory Sapulpa, OK County: Creek Tulsa Blessed Mother Teresa Dental Center 2450 N. Harvard Ave. Tulsa, OK County: Tulsa Tulsa Morton Health Center 1334 N. Lansing Ave Tulsa, OK County: Tulsa Tulsa Morton Midtown Health Center 102 N. Denver, Ste. B Tulsa, OK County: Tulsa Free general dentistry program for qualifying children under 18 who are enrolled in Sand Springs Public Schools. Call for details and qualifications. Children and pregnant women only (Creek Co. residents). Eligibility: 185% of poverty; no insurance or SoonerCare. Free extractions, fillings, cleanings. Call for appointment and eligibility approval. A Ministry of Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Tulsa. Located inside the Blessed Mother Teresa Health Center building. Free extractions, fillings, restorative care by volunteer dental professionals. Call for appointment and details. General Dentistry for ages 7 and up. Homeless Free Clinic (Extension of Morton Health Services) Client must be living in a shelter or rehab center (letter from facility required). Negative TB test, photo ID, and Social Security card required. This directory is a service of the of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation and does not imply an endorsement of any specific organization. Copyright 2012 of Oklahoma. Revised 12/20/12.

10 Page 6 of 10 Tulsa Neighbor for Neighbor 505 East 36st Street North Tulsa, County: Tulsa x 122 Free extractions, fillings, cleanings, restorative care by volunteer dental professionals. By appt only, Monday through Thursday. Call for appt and eligibility requirements. Tulsa Co. Health Dept. (Central Regional) 315 S Utica Rm 140 Tulsa, OK County: Tulsa Tulsa Community College Hygiene School 909 S Boston Ave, Rm MP458 Tulsa, OK County: Tulsa Children 4-18 yrs (Tulsa County residents only). Uninsured or underinsured; Sliding fee scale. Call during clinic hours to set appointment. Clinic hours: M, W, F 8am-4:30pm. Cleaning - $5 (includes fluoride treatment & nutritional advice) Sealants and x-rays with doctor's prescription Services available Sept. thru April Advance screening appointment required Call for screenings beginning Aug. 1st Region: Northwest Elk City Hope Dental Clinic 609 West Avenue E Elk City, OK County: Guymon Texas Co. Health Dept East St Guymon, OK County: Texas Weatherford Western Technology Center 2605 E. Main St. Weatherford, OK County: Custer Located in the new Community Care Center A service of Western Oklahoma Family Care Center Basic dental care for the uninsured Call for details and appointment Ages 2 ½ yrs-21 yrs and pregnant women Eligibility: 185% of poverty; no insurance or SoonerCare. Free extractions, fillings, and cleanings. Two Fridays per month (call for schedule). OU/Western Tech. Center Dental Hygiene Clinic: Advance screening required (Free of charge, call for appt.) Cleaning costs: Adult - $15; Child - $10 This directory is a service of the of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation and does not imply an endorsement of any specific organization. Copyright 2012 of Oklahoma. Revised 12/20/12.

11 Page 7 of 10 Woodward Co. Health Dept Texas Woodward, OK County: Woodward Ages 2 ½ yrs-18 yrs and pregnant women Eligibility: 185% of poverty; no insurance or SoonerCare. Free extractions, fillings, and cleanings. Second Friday of each month. Woodward County priority, but others taken if space. Region: Southeast Ardmore Good Shepherd Dental Clinic 20 12th Avenue NW Ardmore, OK County: Love, Carter, Marshall, Murray, Johns Ardmore Southern Okla. Tech. Center 2610 Sam Noble Pkwy Ardmore, OK County: Carter Atoka Caring Hands Atoka, OK County: Atoka Battiest Kiamichi Family Medical Center P.O. Box 180 Battiest, OK County: McCurtain Coalgate Caring Hands Coalgate, OK County: Coal Extractions only. Pre-Application required: Call for application dates. Eligibility: 130% poverty level; no insurance or SoonerCare. OU/SOTC Dental Hygiene Clinic: Advance screening required (Free of charge, call for appt.) Cleaning costs: Adult - $20; Child - $10; Scaling - $15/quad. Free and sliding fee scale services for qualified patients. ODF Mobile Dental Care Unit Site Partner. Children only. Call for eligibility and appointment. General Dentistry. ODF Mobile Dental Care Unit Site Partner. Children only. Call for eligibility and appointment. This directory is a service of the of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation and does not imply an endorsement of any specific organization. Copyright 2012 of Oklahoma. Revised 12/20/12.

12 Page 8 of 10 Hartshorne Caring Hands 511 Lehigh Hartshorne, OK County: Pittsburg ODF Mobile Dental Care Unit Site Partner. Children only. Call for eligibility and appointment. Konawa Central OK Family Medical Ctr 527 W. 3rd Street Konawa, OK County: Seminole McAlester Caring Hands Healthcare Center 1558 S. Main McAlester, OK County: Pittsburg McAlester Mercy Health Clinic 1000 E. College Ave. McAlester, OK County: Pittsburg Pushmataha Family Medical Center 109 Stanley Road Clayton, OK County: Pushmataha PFMC Stigler Health & Wellness Center 1505 E. Main St., Ste. A Stigler, OK County: Haskell Tishomingo Family Health Center 610 E. 24th St. Tishomingo, OK County: Johnston General Dentistry. ODF Mobile Dental Care Unit Site Partner. Free dental care for children only. Call for eligibility and appointment. Located inside Pittsburg County Health Dept. building. Adults only; No insurance or SoonerCare. Free extractions only. Wednesdays only: 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm. Must call between 1:00-4:00 that day for appointment. General Dentistry. General Dentistry and Dentures. General dentistry. This directory is a service of the of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation and does not imply an endorsement of any specific organization. Copyright 2012 of Oklahoma. Revised 12/20/12.

13 Page 9 of 10 Region: Southwest Ft. Cobb - Variety Care 315 Main St. Ft. Cobb, OK County: Caddo (Formerly Oklahoma Community Health Services) General Dentistry, Dentures, Partials Lawton Calvary Baptist Church Dental Clinic 709 S.W. "H" Ave. Lawton, OK County: Comanche Free extractions only. 2nd Thursday of each month; first-come, first-served. Signup begins at 10AM on clinic days at which time a number and time is assigned for the afternoon. Bring list of medications to clinic. Call for more details ext. 2 Lawton - Okla. Mission of Mercy (OkMOM) Great Plains Coliseum Lawton, OK County: Comanche FREE DENTAL CLINIC EVENT - 2 DAYS ONLY - LAWTON Treatment Dates: February 1-2, 2013 Great Plains Coliseum S. Sheridan Rd. - Lawton, OK First-come, first-served - Doors open at 5:00 AM each day. Doors will close each day when capacity is reached (approx. 1,000 patients each day). Adults & children; no pre-registration or eligibility requirements. Fillings, extractions, cleanings, limited root canals. NO dentures. Co-sponsored by Okla. Dental Association, of Okla. Oral Health Foundation & Okla. Dental Foundation. Prospective Patients/Volunteers: See website for details. Various Translators Region: Statewide D-DENT (Statewide) Oklahoma City, OK County: Serving All Counties in Oklahoma OASIS Free dental care to non-insured, low-income patients over age 60 and adults with developmental disabilities throughout the state. Limited special funding available for non-insured, low-income adults under 60. General dentistry, specializing in dentures/partials; waiting list. "Oklahoma Areawide Service Information System" Statewide referral services for any kind of help needed. Operated by OU Health Sciences Center. Cost: N/A County: Statewide Listings This directory is a service of the of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation and does not imply an endorsement of any specific organization. Copyright 2012 of Oklahoma. Revised 12/20/12.

14 Page 10 of 10 ODF Mobile Dental Care Program 317 NE 13th Oklahoma City, OK Oklahoma Mission of Mercy (OkMOM) Great Plains Coliseum Lawton, OK County: Patients with Special Needs - Dentist Listing County: Statewide Listings SoonerCare - Apply Online Oklahoma Health Care Authority County: Serving All Counties in Oklahoma SoonerCare Dental Providers List A program of the Oklahoma Dental Foundation. The ODF Mobile Dental Care van visits sites throughout the state, state seeing those without dental insurance, low-income, lacking in ability to get to a dentist, and underserved regions. VOLUNTEERS: Call or visit their website for a list of scheduled site visits and to volunteer. PATIENTS: You cannot make an appointment with the ODA Mobile Unit. Site schedules are determined by the local site partner. To become a site partner and bring the mobile dental unit to your community, call for details. FREE DENTAL CLINIC EVENT - 2 DAYS ONLY - LAWTON Treatment Dates: February 1-2, 2013 Great Plains Coliseum S. Sheridan Rd. - Lawton, OK First-come, first-served - Doors open at 5:00 AM each day. Doors will close each day when capacity is reached (approx. 1,000 patients each day). Adults & children; no pre-registration or eligibility requirements. Fillings, extractions, cleanings, limited root canals. NO dentures. Co-sponsored by Okla. Dental Association, of Okla. Oral Health Foundation & Okla. Dental Foundation. Prospective Patients/Volunteers: See website for details. This webpage contains a list of dentists who have indicated interest in being potential providers for very young children and/or children with special health care needs. SoonerCare, Oklahoma's Medicaid program, provides health care to eligible children under the age of 19, adults with children under the age of 18, pregnant women and people who are older than 65 or have blindness or another disability. Call or go online to apply or learn more. Already have Soonercare benefits? For a PDF directory of all Oklahoma dentists who accept SoonerCare payment, click on the link below. Cost: N/A Cost: N/A Cost: N/A County: Statewide Listings This directory is a service of the of Oklahoma Oral Health Foundation and does not imply an endorsement of any specific organization. Copyright 2012 of Oklahoma. Revised 12/20/12.