Free and Low Cost Dentists in Alabama
1,904 dental offices across 209 Alabama towns, 32 of them federally funded health centers that charge by income. Children on Alabama Medicaid get dental care at no cost. For adults, Alabama Medicaid does not cover adult dental care.
Alabama Medicaid and Dental Care in Alabama
- Children
- Covered. Every child under 21 on Alabama Medicaid gets dental check ups, cleanings and needed treatment at no cost, under the federal EPSDT rule.
- Adults
- Alabama Medicaid does not cover dental care for adults. Source, as of 2025-08.
- Children's insurance (CHIP)
- ALL Kids
- Apply for Alabama Medicaid
- The state's official page
- The state's own dentist search
- Find a dentist who takes Alabama Medicaid
Pick Your Town
- Birmingham (242)
- Mobile (129)
- Huntsville (123)
- Montgomery (89)
- Tuscaloosa (55)
- Dothan (50)
- Madison (47)
- Hoover (44)
- Decatur (39)
- Florence (39)
- Vestavia Hills (38)
- Auburn (36)
- Gadsden (34)
- Anniston (28)
- Fairhope (28)
- Cullman (26)
- Prattville (24)
- Jasper (22)
- Trussville (21)
- Gardendale (21)
- Bessemer (20)
- Enterprise (20)
- Daphne (19)
- Opelika (19)
- Athens (19)
- Alabaster (19)
- Foley (18)
- Phenix City (16)
- Homewood (15)
- Pell City (14)
- Alexander City (14)
- Spanish Fort (13)
- Pelham (12)
- Mountain Brook (12)
- Troy (12)
- Oxford (10)
- Sylacauga (10)
- Northport (10)
- Fort Payne (10)
- Scottsboro (10)
- Hartselle (10)
- Muscle Shoals (9)
- Owens Cross Roads (9)
- Guntersville (9)
- Albertville (9)
- Calera (9)
- Ozark (9)
- Gulf Shores (9)
- Saraland (9)
- Helena (8)
- Andalusia (8)
- Brewton (8)
- Selma (7)
- Chelsea (7)
- Bay Minette (7)
- Jacksonville (7)
- Boaz (7)
- Leeds (6)
- Talladega (6)
- Robertsdale (6)
All 209 towns
- Abbeville 3
- Adamsville 2
- Alexandria 1
- Arab 6
- Ashford 1
- Ashville 2
- Atmore 6
- Attalla 1
- Big Cove 1
- Boligee 1
- Brighton 2
- Butler 5
- Camden 1
- Center Point 2
- Centre 2
- Centreville 2
- Childersburg 2
- Citronelle 2
- Clanton 6
- Clay 1
- Clayton 2
- Cleveland 1
- Clio 1
- Columbiana 2
- Dadeville 3
- Daleville 1
- Demopolis 6
- Double Springs 1
- Eclectic 1
- Eight Mile 1
- Elba 1
- Elberta 1
- Eufaula 4
- Eutaw 1
- Eva 1
- Evergreen 1
- Fairfield 2
- Fayette 3
- Florala 1
- Fort Mitchell 1
- Frisco City 1
- Fultondale 4
- Fyffe 1
- Geneva 1
- Geraldine 2
- Gilbertown 1
- Glencoe 1
- Gordo 1
- Grand Bay 1
- Greensboro 1
- Greenville 5
- Grove Hill 2
- Guin 1
- Haleyville 3
- Hamilton 3
- Hanceville 3
- Hartford 1
- Harvest 3
- Hayneville 1
- Hazel Green 2
- Headland 2
- Heflin 2
- Henagar 1
- Holly Pond 1
- Horton 1
- Hueytown 6
- Irondale 6
- Jackson 3
- Jemison 1
- Killen 3
- La Fayette 1
- Laceys Spring 1
- Lanett 2
- Lexington 1
- Lillian 1
- Lineville 2
- Livingston 2
- Locust Fork 1
- Loxley 2
- Luverne 1
- Magnolia Springs 1
- Maplesville 1
- Marion 2
- McCalla 1
- McIntosh 2
- Meridianville 2
- Midfield 1
- Midland City 2
- Millbrook 5
- Monroeville 6
- Montevallo 2
- Moody 4
- Morris 1
- Moulton 3
- Mt Vernon 2
- New Hope 1
- Odenville 1
- Oneonta 4
- Opp 3
- Orange Beach 5
- Parrish 1
- Phil Campbell 2
- Piedmont 2
- Pike Rd 5
- Pine Hill 1
- Pinson 5
- Pisgah 1
- Pleasant Grove 2
- Rainbow City 5
- Rainsville 4
- Red Bay 2
- Reform 1
- Riverside 2
- Roanoke 2
- Rockford 1
- Rogersville 2
- Russellville 4
- Satsuma 1
- Section 1
- Semmes 3
- Sheffield 4
- Smiths Station 3
- Snead 1
- Southside 1
- Springville 4
- Stevenson 2
- Sulligent 1
- Sumiton 2
- Tallassee 3
- Theodore 1
- Thomaston 1
- Thomasville 4
- Toney 1
- Town Creek 1
- Tuscumbia 2
- Tuskegee 5
- Union Springs 2
- Uniontown 1
- Valley 2
- Vernon 1
- Vincent 1
- Warrior 4
- Wedowee 1
- Westover 1
- Wetumpka 4
- Whistler 1
- Winfield 3
- Woodland 1
- Woodstock 2
Health Centers With a Dental Office
These dental listings match a site in the federal health center list. Health centers take Alabama Medicaid and have to offer a sliding fee to people on low incomes, which makes them the closest thing to a free dentist when you have no coverage.
Questions People Ask
Does Alabama Medicaid cover dental for adults in Alabama?
No. Alabama Medicaid does not include dental care for adults in Alabama. A health center with a sliding fee is the place to start.
Is dental free for children on Alabama Medicaid?
Yes. Children under 21 on Medicaid get dental check ups, cleanings and needed treatment at no cost, under the federal EPSDT rule. That is true in every state.
Where can I get free dental care in Alabama without insurance?
Start with a health center. There are 32 with a dental office on this list in Alabama. Health centers have to offer a sliding fee by income. Dental schools also see patients at reduced prices.
Do all these offices take Alabama Medicaid?
No, and we have not confirmed which do outside California. Call and ask whether they take Alabama Medicaid for new patients before you go.