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Free and Low Cost Dentists in North Dakota

313 dental offices across 66 North Dakota towns, 5 of them federally funded health centers that charge by income. Children on North Dakota Medicaid get dental care at no cost. For adults, North Dakota Medicaid covers a broad set of adult dental care.

North Dakota Medicaid and Dental Care in North Dakota

Children
Covered. Every child under 21 on North Dakota Medicaid gets dental check ups, cleanings and needed treatment at no cost, under the federal EPSDT rule.
Adults
Adults on North Dakota Medicaid have broad dental coverage. Source, as of 2025-08.
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Health Centers With a Dental Office

These dental listings match a site in the federal health center list. Health centers take North Dakota 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 North Dakota Medicaid cover dental for adults in North Dakota?

Yes. North Dakota Medicaid covers a broad set of dental care for adults, including check ups, fillings and more involved work. Limits and prior approval rules still apply, so ask the office.

Is dental free for children on North Dakota 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 North Dakota without insurance?

Start with a health center. There are 5 with a dental office on this list in North Dakota. Health centers have to offer a sliding fee by income. Dental schools also see patients at reduced prices.

Do all these offices take North Dakota Medicaid?

No, and we have not confirmed which do outside California. Call and ask whether they take North Dakota Medicaid for new patients before you go.