Loma Linda University School of Dentistry Student Clinic
Callfor pricesFull dental care by dental students, checked by faculty dentists, for ages 15 and up. The first visit checks if your needs fit the teaching clinic; some clinics charge a small fee for it, plus X-rays if needed. Care takes longer than at a private office. Same-day urgent care, no appointment.
When it's open
Monday to Thursday, 8am to noon and 1pm to 5pm. Friday, 8am to 10:30am and 11am to 1:30pm.
Will they take me?
For adults and teens 15 and older. Your first visit is with a faculty dentist and a student dentist, who look at your health history, X-rays and photos to see if students can treat you. There is no treatment at this visit. If your needs are beyond the students, you will be referred to a graduate or faculty clinic. Urgent care needs no screening.
Patients from age 15.
- Some clinics charge a small fee for the first screening visit; X-rays taken at that visit cost extra
- Bring any X-rays from your dentist to your first visit, or email them ahead to digitalimage@llu.edu
- Under 18: a parent or legal guardian must come to every appointment
- Children 14 and younger go to the pediatric dental clinic at 909-558-4689
- Once accepted, the full exam may take more than one visit
How long it takes
Visits: A screening visit, then a full exam that may take more than one visit, then treatment visits
How to get in
Call 909-558-4222 to book a first visit. If you are accepted, a patient care coordinator will call you and you will be assigned to a student dentist within 30 days. For urgent care, come in the same day; no appointment is needed.
If you are accepted, you are assigned to a student dentist within 30 days.
- Clinic
- 909-558-4222
- Pediatric dental clinic (ages 14 and under)
- 909-558-4689
- Orthodontics (braces)
- 909-558-4616
- Patient Business Office (billing)
- 909-558-8620
- Patient relations
- 909-558-4933
- After-hours emergencies (LLU Medical Center operator)
- 909-558-4000
Paying
Cash, CareCredit, Most major credit cards.
Bring your dental insurance card. The clinic will bill your insurance, but you are responsible for all costs.
What they do
- Comprehensive dental exam and treatment plan with options
- X-rays and other diagnostic images
- Periodontal (gum) diagnosis, head and neck exam, oral cancer screening
- Cleanings, scaling and root planing
- Bridges (fixed partial dentures)
- Extractions
- Implant-supported restorations
- Most dental problems are treated here, including many complex cases
Where it is
Prince Hall, 11092 Anderson St.
Loma Linda, CA 92350
Prince Hall is in the center of the Loma Linda University campus, across the lawn (east) from the Loma Linda University Church.
You pay when you get care. You may be able to set up a payment plan with the Patient Business Office. If student care takes too long for you, the faculty dental practice is at 909-558-4960.
Checked Oct 11, 2026 on the clinic's own pages: dentalclinics.llu.edu (+12 more pages), dentistry.llu.edu.
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