The Oak Orchard Health Mobile Dental Unit is a state-of-the-art dental clinic that travels to schools and community centers in Orleans County, New York. The unit provides dental care to children and adults who are uninsured or underinsured. The services offered include:

• Dental checkups
• X-rays
• Cleanings
• Fillings
• Sealants
• Extractions
• Emergency care

The Mobile Dental Unit is staffed by a team of dentists, hygienists, and assistants. They are committed to providing high-quality dental care in a welcoming and comfortable environment.

The Mobile Dental Unit is available to serve children and adults who meet the following criteria:

• Are uninsured or underinsured
• Live in Orleans County, New York
• Are enrolled in Medicaid or Child Health Plus
• Are eligible for a sliding fee scale

To schedule an appointment with the Mobile Dental Unit, please call 585-267-9236.

In addition to providing dental care, the Mobile Dental Unit also offers vision screenings. Vision screenings are a quick and easy way to check for vision problems that may need further evaluation and treatment. If your child needs a vision screening, please contact the Mobile Dental Unit at 585-267-9236 to schedule an appointment.

The Mobile Dental Unit is a valuable resource for children and adults in Orleans County who need access to dental care. The unit provides high-quality care in a convenient and comfortable setting. If you are uninsured or underinsured, or if you live in Orleans County, New York, please contact the Mobile Dental Unit to schedule an appointment.

Here are some of the people who are best suited for mobile or portable dental clinics:

• People who live in rural areas or areas with limited access to dental care
• People who are homebound or have difficulty getting to a traditional dental office
• People who are uninsured or underinsured
• People who need emergency dental care
• People who have special needs, such as disabilities or dementia

Mobile or portable dental clinics can provide a convenient and affordable way to get dental care. They can also be a lifesaver for people who would otherwise not be able to access dental care.