Your Questions Answered

Yes! ALL services at FreeD.O.M. Clinic are absolutely FREE for low income, no income, uninsured, and underinsured Marion County residents. We are proudly sponsored by the Marion County Hospital District.

No ID or insurance is required.

Yes. Please fill out or INTAKE FORM to be scheduled. Since we see a high volume of patients, there will be a significant wait time on the day of your treatment.

We do not offer crowns

Our policy is one tooth per visit and one procedure (filling or extraction). If you need extensive work, you may need to schedule more than one visit.

Yes, when we have a volunteer oral surgeon available.

Children usually require routine dental care throughout the year, so we recommend getting them into a dental home right away. In addition, children typically have Medicaid insurance, which is usually accepted by the Heart of Florida, Langley, the Department of Health and Shands. Nevertheless, if your child is uninsured, we treat children for episodic care. We do not do sedation, so it is up to the discretion of the dentist to determine if the child can tolerate local anesthesia.

If you need reading glasses, they are provided on site immediately. If you need prescription glasses, they will arrive in about 6 weeks. We provide single lens glasses and lined bifocals - no progressive lenses, no tinted lenses, no contacts and no prescriptions for contact lenses. An ophthalmologist will do a complete exam - dilation, refraction, and then you'll choose from a beautiful selection of brand new frames (if you’re getting prescription glasses). 

We are sponsored by the Marion County Hospital District, so our clinics are for low income, no income, uninsured, underinsured, and homeless Marion County residents. If you live in another county, visit the FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH website to find providers who may offer reduced fees for dental services or provide additional referral services in your area.

Yes! In order to qualify for our affordable dentures and partials, you must be a FreeD.O.M. Clinic patient who financially qualifies under the federal poverty guidelines. All the dental work is free, however you will be required to pay the dental lab for fabricating the denture or partial.