Salt Lake Donated Dental Services

Was really excited to hear that someone I know can get help here otherwise it wouldn’t happen but why isn’t medicaid part of the prescription plan? Thank you for letting me know. I was wondering if you had all your teeth removed if you could help me out with dentures since I have Medicaid?

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After they told me I qualified for free dentures they told me I would have to wait a total of about a month to get them. I asked if I had to pay anything and they told me "No". After a month and 1 appointment I was told it would be a 2 month wait, 1 months later and 2 appointments, I had half my teeth extracted and was told it would be another month til I was done. The next month I got the last of my teeth extracted and then was told it could (and most likely) be 5 months til I could be fitted and get my dentures made. 3 months later they call and tell me they have a appointment open for me, BUT!! I have to pay $750 for lab fees to get the dentures.!!! AFTER THEY EXTRACTED ALL MY TEETH. Then they tell me. Now I have no teeth and can’t afford the $750. I have a hard time eating, the extractions make me look horrible. I’ve fallen into a depression. Thanks Donated Dental, you helped make my situation worse, not better. They say they told me but I adamantly remember them saying they didn’t charge for the dentures, because I knew I couldn’t afford them and didn’t want my teeth pulled and have no teeth. I asked them several times.

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I went there over two years ago, but I would recommend them to anybody who needs a dentist but doesn’t have the funds. What they charge is what you can pay or only what the lab charges them. I found them to be compassionate and easy to work with at every step.

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The staff is pleasant, and very professional, the clinic is nicely well maintained, and the Doctor who I saw was most affable. All of which is why Im giving 3 stars instead of 1. But this is a business after all and I as a customer can’t understand why dentists always wanna extract a tooth?? Im pretty sure my tooth is still viable. For crying out loud check out the discovery channel any given day, and all these ancients that are unearthed from like 55 bc have full set of teeth still??! Surely a modern dentist should be able to fill a tricky cavity in 2022!! Along side that, if I want a filling and don’t want a tooth extracted shouldn’t that be what I recieve?,. I am paying for the procedure after all. liability shouldn’t be a concern, because I’m quite happy to assume responsibility if it fails. (Assuming of course Mr dentist does his best work to prep and clean the tooth); Im confident that the repair would work out fine!! Ultimately for me, its frustrating to learn that donated dental services, or discounted services means extract not repair. Btw, This is not a charity. it is a fully staffed and functioning dental clinic just with fair and reasonable pricing.

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My experience with donate a dental has been very pleasant I was told I need to get a few documents and I did brought them in and and I seen the dentist. They extracted my teeth at no charge. Cause I proved that I had no money coming in. I waited quite some time and they called me and said I could come get fitted for my dentures and then it would cost $450 for Lab fees. And for a smile that’s not very much sing I haven’t smiled in five years yes I had to save up some money. And the dentist recommended I get a bottom partial so the teeth would lineup and I couldn’t afford that so we went with just the upper denture however to my surprise when I arrived to that appointment they informed me that they had found some funding for my lower partial. I was so happy and the dentist that did my work was upfront with me didn’t pull no punches and I appreciate that so thank you very very much I would recommend them anywhere else would’ve been double or triple the price that I paid!!

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