Dental School Clinics

Dental school clinics in Dallas-Fort Worth

7 teaching clinics, one of them a dental school. A cleaning or first visit costs from nothing at Dallas College to $120 at Texas A&M College of Dentistry. 4 ask for a screening visit first.

Students do the work and a licensed hygienist or dentist checks every step, so visits are long and you may need more than one.

Clinics, cheapest first

Cheapest first. Prices are each clinic's own, checked October 2, 2026.

Questions about dental school clinics in Dallas-Fort Worth

How much is a teeth cleaning at a dental school in Dallas-Fort Worth?

5 clinics publish a price. The lowest is a free cleaning at Dallas College; the highest is $120 for a first visit at Texas A&M College of Dentistry. The others don't publish a price, so call them.

Can I get a free cleaning in Dallas-Fort Worth?

Dallas College lists cleanings as free.

How long does a visit take?

A teacher checks each step of the students' work, so visits are long. Tarrant County College: several hours, several visits may be needed. Dallas College: 4 hours, often more than one visit.

Do I need a screening visit first?

At Collin College, Texas Woman's University, Dallas College and Texas A&M College of Dentistry, yes: a first visit decides whether your needs fit what the students are learning. Not everyone is accepted.

Do dental school clinics in Dallas-Fort Worth see children?

Collin College treats children. Dallas College treats children. Texas A&M College of Dentistry treats children. Concorde Career College - Dallas treats children. Concorde Career College - Grand Prairie treats children.

Are the clinics open all year?

Most follow the school calendar. Texas Woman's University: Open in the fall and spring semesters. Closed over the winter holidays, spring break and summer. Concorde Career College - Dallas: Clinic hours change from term to term. Concorde Career College - Grand Prairie: Clinic hours change from term to term.

Do they take insurance or Medicaid?

Texas A&M College of Dentistry takes Medicaid. Texas A&M College of Dentistry does not bill insurance; you pay at the visit.

Compare every clinic's price on what a cleaning costs at a dental school, across Dallas-Fort Worth, Chicago, Houston and Phoenix.