Affordable dental care in Omaha, NE

Low-cost dental clinics, dental school clinics, and sliding-scale options in Omaha — verified from official sources.

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At a glance: Omaha

Clinics listed
4
Sliding-scale fees
3 clinics
Adult Medicaid dental
Nebraska Medicaid (Heritage Health; dental benefits through MCNA) covers comprehensive adu…

Affordable dental clinics

Dental school clinic

Creighton University School of Dentistry - Creighton Dental Clinic

2109 Cuming St, Omaha, NE 68131 Website ↗

Phone
(402) 280-5990
Hours
Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
Eligibility
Open to all; dental school clinics offer reduced rates under faculty supervision. After-hours urgent clinic: typical visit ~$100, some philanthropic funds for those unable to pay.

Conditions treated

  • Comprehensive oral evaluations ✓
  • Restorative dentistry ✓
  • Dental implants ✓
  • Dentures ✓
  • Emergency dental care ✓

Official source: www.creighton.edu

Community health center

OneWorld Community Health Centers - Dental (Livestock Exchange)

4910 S 30th St, Omaha, NE 68107 Website ↗

What you'll pay

Pricing not published — call for sliding-scale details.

Phone
(402) 932-7204
Hours
Mon, Wed-Fri 8am-5pm; Tue 8am-8pm
Eligibility
Federally Qualified Health Center open to all regardless of income, insurance, or immigration status; sliding fee scale for patients at or below 200% of federal poverty level.

Conditions treated

  • Cleanings ✓
  • Fillings ✓
  • Crowns ✓
  • Dentures ✓
  • Dental implant restoration ✓
  • Extractions ✓
  • Minor oral surgery ✓
  • Emergency dental care ✓
  • Cavities treatment ✓
  • Broken teeth repair ✓

Official source: www.oneworldomaha.org

Community health center

OneWorld Quick Sick Clinic & Emergency Dental

4121 N 30th St, Omaha, NE 68111 Website ↗

What you'll pay verified

  • Sliding-scale fees — Sliding fee scale offered; exact fees not published ✓
Phone
(402) 401-6000
Hours
Mon-Fri 8am-5pm
Eligibility
Walk-ins and same-day appointments for urgent dental problems; sliding fee scale.

Conditions treated

  • Cleanings ✓
  • Fillings ✓
  • Crowns ✓
  • Dentures ✓
  • Dental implant restoration ✓
  • Extractions ✓
  • Minor oral surgery ✓
  • Emergency dental care ✓
  • Cavities treatment ✓
  • Broken teeth repair ✓

Official source: www.statesdentalcare.com

Community health center

Charles Drew Health Center - Dental Clinic

2915 Grant St, Omaha, NE 68111 Website ↗

What you'll pay verified

  • Sliding-scale fees — Income-based sliding scale; free services possible with proven financial need; exact fees not published ✓
Phone
(402) 453-1433
Hours
Call for dental hours
Eligibility
Federally funded community health center; sliding fee scale; monetary assistance with dental costs for those who qualify.

Conditions treated

  • Dental examinations ✓
  • Fillings ✓
  • Extractions ✓
  • Emergency dentistry ✓
  • Tooth pain treatment ✓
  • Swelling treatment ✓
  • Broken teeth repair ✓
  • Partials ✓
  • Dentures ✓
  • Crowns ✓

Official source: www.freeclinics.com

NE Medicaid dental coverage

Nebraska Medicaid (Heritage Health; dental benefits through MCNA) covers comprehensive adult dental care - exams, cleanings, fillings, root canals, crowns, periodontal care, dentures - with NO annual dollar cap (the old $750 limit was eliminated January 1, 2024).

Emergency dental care

OneWorld Quick Sick Clinic & Emergency Dental, 4121 N 30th St, (402) 401-6000 - walk-ins and same-day appointments Mon-Fri 8am-5pm. Creighton Dental after-hours urgent clinic (~$100/visit). For life-threatening emergencies, go to the nearest ER.

More ways to save

Omaha has the strongest safety-net dental lineup in the region: a dental school (Creighton), three FQHC dental sites (OneWorld x2, Charles Drew), plus a dedicated emergency walk-in dental clinic.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I get cheap dental care in Omaha, NE?
4 verified low-cost options are listed above, including Creighton University School of Dentistry - Creighton Dental Clinic, OneWorld Community Health Centers - Dental (Livestock Exchange), OneWorld Quick Sick Clinic & Emergency Dental. Call ahead to confirm eligibility and fees.
Does NE Medicaid cover dental for adults?
Nebraska Medicaid (Heritage Health; dental benefits through MCNA) covers comprehensive adult dental care - exams, cleanings, fillings, root canals, crowns, periodontal care, dentures - with NO annual dollar cap (the old $750 limit was eliminated January 1, 2024).
Where do I go for emergency dental care in Omaha?
OneWorld Quick Sick Clinic & Emergency Dental, 4121 N 30th St, (402) 401-6000 - walk-ins and same-day appointments Mon-Fri 8am-5pm. Creighton Dental after-hours urgent clinic (~$100/visit). For life-threatening emergencies, go to the nearest ER.

Last checked 2026-10-07. Hours, fees, and eligibility change — call ahead before visiting.