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Offers a dental clinic four times per year, in partnership with the University of Washington Dental School. Services include screenings, fillings, removal of teeth, and treatment of infection.

Provides screening, fluoride varnish, and referrals for dental services for children.

Operates a dental clinic and assists with x-rays, extractions, general dental care, and other dental work on a sliding scale fee basis for those without dental insurance.

Offers general dentistry services for adults and children. Services include restorative dentistry, children's dentistry, sleep dentistry for children, gum disease control, cosmetic procedures, oral appliance therapy, teeth whitening, orthodontic braces, crowns and bridges, routine cleanings, veneers, root canal therapy, extractions (including wisdom teeth), implants, and sealants.

Offers dental hygiene services. Please check the website for a comprehensive list. Services may include: - comprehensive examinations, - oral cancer screenings, - x-rays, - adult and child cleanings, - non-surgical periodontal treatments, - sealants, - amalgam and composite fillings, - other preventative care, - and patient comfort techniques of laughing gas and local anesthetic. Does not provide emergency care, dentures, crowns or extractions. Dental hygiene students perform all services under the expert instruction and guidance of licensed, professional dental hygienists and dentists. Starts with a no-cost oral health assessment to determine if the person's oral health treatment needs may be provided in the dental hygiene clinic. Not all screened patients may meet the teaching needs of the dental hygiene students. Dental hygiene services may take several appointments. Each of these appointments can last up to four (4) hours in length. Patients accepted must be able to make this time commitment. Please note that the dental hygiene clinic is open only when the college is in session.

Clark College's Dental Hygiene Clinic offers exams, x-rays, scaling and polishing, sealants, fillings, diet analysis, and personalized prevention education.

ABCD focuses on increasing access to preventive and restorative dental care for Apple Health (Medicaid-eligible) children from birth to age six. ABCD connects families with trained dental providers, who know how to care for babies and young children, and educates caregivers about how to take the best care of their oral health. By connecting families with dental providers, it ensures that the youngest and most vulnerable children have access to dental care that promotes positive lifelong oral health habits to help them avoid cavities, tooth pain, and high-cost dental interventions later in life. At ABCD we like to highlight an emphasis of accessing dental care by age one. After establishing with a new dental home, visits to the dentist should be scheduled every 6 months. For more information about eligibility, benefits, and how ABCD can help, please visit our website or call the phone number listed.