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WHY choose the UM School of Dentistry?
The school provides cutting-edge care by the top professionals in their field with costs at or below a private practice.
The School of Dentistry provides three clinic types for patient care. In general, student clinics cost less, but the wait time is more.
STUDENT CLINICS
GRADUATE CLINICS
SPECIAL CLINICS
Dental students (under supervision)
Graduate students (dentists in specialty training)
Dentists considered experts in their field
Three hours
One hour
One hour
Most major dental insurance carriers accepted. See full list
Most major dental insurance carriers accepted. See full list
Varies by clinic. See full list
Call 888-707-2500 to make your appointment
AAPD ORAL HYGIENE TIPS FOR KIDS 3+
Students in the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry put together the following video to encourage healthy oral hygiene for young children.
PATIENT SAFETY PROCEDURES
- You will be required to wear a mask
- Prepare for health check
- Use Fletcher Parking Structure
- Visitors are not allowed to accompany patients (One parent is allowed with a minor patient)
THE FIRST APPOINTMENT
Patients often have several questions and concerns prior to a first visit. This section provides information on what to bring and how to arrive to the first visit.
WHAT TO BRING
- Photo ID
- Insurance card
- Copies of recent x-rays, if applicable
- Parking slip for validation
ADDRESS
CLINICS
GENERAL DENTISTRY CLINICS
Dental Student Clinics
| Providers | Dental Students |
| Description | Under supervision of the faculty, patients receive care by current dental students, with potentially longer time to complete treatment. |
| Location | School of Dentistry |
Community Dental Center
| Providers | Dental Students and Faculty |
| Description | The Community Dental Center provides comprehensive dental care to all patients, including those limited by finances and physical challenges. |
| Location | 406 North Ashley Street, Ann Arbor, MI 48103 |
Graduate General Dentistry
| Providers | Graduate Students |
| Description | The Graduate General Dentistry Clinic is operated by the Graduate Restorative Dentistry Program. |
| Location | School of Dentistry |
Checkup Clinic
| Providers | Dental Students |
| Description | The checkup clinic provides basic cleanings. |
| Location | School of Dentistry |
Delta Dental Integrated Special Care Clinic
| Providers | Graduate Students and Faculty |
| Description | Reserved for patients over age 16 with developmental/intellectual disabilities, dementia, physical disabilities, or complex medical problems. |
| Location | School of Dentistry |
Dental Faculty Associates
| Providers | Faculty |
| Description | The Dental Faculty Associates operates in the same manner as a private practice, with experienced dental providers and the latest technology. |
| Location | School of Dentistry |
SPECIALTY CLINICS AND SERVICES
Endodontics
Obstructive Sleep Apnea
Oral Surgery
Orthodontics
Pediatric Dentistry
Periodontics
Prosthodontics
Restorative
CLINICAL SERVICES
CBCT Imaging Service
Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology Biopsy Service
External Referrals to U-M Dentistry
HOW TO MAKE A PAYMENT
Payment for services or proof of insurance is required at the time of treatment.
Once a treatment plan has been developed and agreed upon by the provider, faculty and patient, the patient will sign the treatment plan. Payment arrangements are possible for some procedures; check with your individual clinic, as arrangements are not available for all clinics.
PAY BILL ONLINE HOW TO MAKE A PAYMENTINSURANCE
The Insurance Information Sheet has a full list of participating and non-participating dental insurance carriers/programs.
Claim handling for insurance companies we do not accept. We will issue a courtesy claim for you to submit to your insurance carrier once full payment has been received and posted to your account.
PATIENT EDUCATION
A visit to the dentist's office can be an intimidating experience. As with other medical disciplines, dentistry employs a vocabulary that may not be familiar to those outside the field. The Patient Education section strives to inform patients of dental terms and procedures.
In addition, the Patient Education has instructional videos on how to improve your dental health.
DIGITAL DENTISTRY
CAFE 32
Enjoy fresh food and drinks at the full service Cafe 32 on the ground floor in the School of Dentistry. The cafe offers hot beverages ranging from your basic cup of coffee to matcha lattes. If you’re hungry, rotating daily soups, freshly baked goods, snacks, and sandwiches are available as well.
The cafe is open weekdays from 7am - 3pm.