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The Center for Disabilities and Development dental clinic offers exceptional dental care to patients with all abilities. From their well-trained staff to their state-of-the-art equipment, this clinic ensures a comfortable, safe and effective dental experience for all patients. Their compassionate approach makes them especially adept at working with patients with disabilities. Overall, the Center for Disabilities and Development is a reliable and trustworthy dental clinic that genuinely cares about their patients' oral health.

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Eligibility: Under 21yrs of age, Income under 200% of poverty level, no Title X1X or dental insurance, Must have a disability. Fees: Iowa with low-income who are disabled. Intake Procedure: Call for application form. Languages Spoken: English, Spanish. Service Hours: Monday-Friday 8am-5pm. Description: DENTAL CARE FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES offers to qualifying patients limited preventative and restorative treatment. Provides free dental services to children and young adults who are both disabled and from a low-income family in Iowa. Income of clients' family should be under 200% of the Federal Poverty Guidelines. Client must have a disability and not have dental insurance or be qualified for Title XIX or the Hawk-I Program.Dental services that are available consist of comprehensive preventive and restorative dental treatment. No orthodontic services or cosmetic dentistry is provided. Dental Treatment Under General Anesthesia Program does not pay for medical expenses related to dental treatment under general anesthesia including physician charges, operating room fees, anesthesia and recovery room fees.Treatment is provided in Iowa City at the Center for Disabilities and Development along with dental offices located across the state, including: Altoona, Ames, Ankeny, Bellevue, Carroll, Cedar Rapids, Council Bluffs, Creston, Des Moines, Dubuque, Laurens, Marshalltown, Mason City, Monona, New Hampton, Nora Springs, Onawa, Sioux Center, Sioux City, Story City, Waterloo, Waukon and West Burlington. Program is funded by the Iowa Department of Public Health.