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Free dental referral line

Find a dentist near you with one call

Tell us what's going on and your ZIP code. We connect you with a dental office that serves your area and has openings, when one is available, so you can book a visit, often for the same week.

Call now (380) 280-9014

Free call. No obligation. Calls may be recorded.

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Free to callYou pay only the office you book with

Any dental needCheckups to emergencies

Adults and childrenIncluding first visits

Ask about insuranceOn the call, before you book

Services

What do you need help with?

Pick what's closest, or just call and describe it. Most people need one of these nine things.

Emergency dentist

Toothache, broken or knocked-out tooth, swelling. Same-day help where offices have openings.

Tooth extraction & wisdom teeth

Pulling a damaged tooth or wisdom teeth, by a general dentist or an oral surgeon.

Cleanings & checkups

Exam, X-rays and a cleaning. The visit most people start with.

Root canal

Saving an infected or badly decayed tooth instead of pulling it.

Dental implants

Replacing one or more missing teeth with a fixed implant and crown.

Dentures

Full or partial dentures, relines and repairs.

Braces & clear aligners

Straightening teeth with an orthodontist, for teens and adults.

Cosmetic dentistry

Whitening, bonding, veneers and crowns that change how your smile looks.

Children's dentist

First visits, checkups and fillings for babies, kids and teens.

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Your first visit

What happens at a first dental visit?

A first visit with a new dentist usually takes about an hour. Expect a short health history, X-rays, an exam of your teeth and gums, and often a cleaning. The dentist then explains what they found and the options, and the office gives you its own prices before any treatment starts.

Bring: your insurance card if you have one, a photo ID, a list of the medicines you take, and any recent dental X-rays.

Been a while? That's common. Say so when you book, so the office can plan enough time. Nervous patients can ask about breaks, numbing and sedation options.

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How it works

How does the call work?

FindDentist365 is a free referral line. We don't treat patients; we help you reach a dental office.

Call and tell us what you need
A checkup, a toothache, braces, dentures: say it in your own words, plus your ZIP code. It takes about a minute.
We connect you
Your call goes to a participating dental office or scheduling line that serves your area, when one is available.
You book with the office
The office tells you its openings, which insurance it takes and its own prices. You decide whether to book.

Insurance and paying

Will a dentist take my insurance?

Dental offices set their own prices and choose which insurance plans they accept, so the fastest way to know is to ask the office before you book. When you're connected, ask three things: do you take my plan, what will the first visit include, and do you offer payment plans.

Your situation	What to ask the office
Private dental insurance	Are you in network for my plan? Will you check my benefits before treatment?
Medicaid or CHIP	Do you accept my state's Medicaid or CHIP dental plan? Children's dental care is covered in every state.
No insurance	Do you have a payment plan or an in-office membership plan? Can I get a written treatment plan first?
Medicare	Original Medicare doesn't cover routine dental care; some Medicare Advantage plans do. Bring your plan card.

More options, including dental schools and community health centers, are on our paying for dental care page.

Questions

Questions people ask before they call

Is the call free?

Yes. Calling FindDentist365 is free, and you don't have to book anything. If you book with a dental office, you pay that office directly for your care.

Who answers when I call?

We connect your call to a participating dental office or a dental scheduling line that serves your area, when one is available. FindDentist365 is a referral service. We are not a dental office and we don't provide dental care.

Will the dentist take my insurance?

Plans differ from office to office, including Medicaid and CHIP dental plans. Have your insurance card ready and ask the office before you book. If you don't have insurance, ask whether they offer payment plans or a membership plan.

It's been years since I saw a dentist. Is that OK?

Yes. Dental offices see people every day who haven't been in a long time. Say so when you book; most offices plan a longer first visit with an exam and X-rays, then talk you through what they find before any treatment.

Can I get a same-day appointment?

Often, yes, especially for pain or a broken tooth. Many offices keep a few same-day slots for emergencies. Openings depend on the office and the time you call, so call early in the day if you can.

How can I check a dentist's license?

Every state has a dental board with a free online license lookup. Search your state's name plus "dental board license lookup". You can also ask the office for the dentist's full name and license number.

Is my call recorded?

Calls may be recorded for quality and connected to a participating dental office or referral network. You'll hear a notice at the start of the call. See our privacy policy.

Can you give me dental advice on the phone?

No. We help you reach a dental office; we don't diagnose or treat. Nothing on this site is dental or medical advice. If you think you have an emergency, see the warning signs on our emergency dentist page.