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Atlanta dentists are popular across the U.S. because the fees they charge for treating people are not too high. The fees are considered competitive and act as an incentive for patients. Low costs, coupled with a high degree of professional expertise for which Atlanta dentists are known, result in patients finding it immensely satisfying to be treated by these professionals. These low-cost dentists provide all the services that any other Atlanta dentist would provide, but at a significantly reduced rate.
There are many charitable clinics in Atlanta that provide dental care at a cost dependent upon on a patient’s income. These clinics provide low-cost dental services to people who cannot afford the luxury of visiting other dentists whose rates are relatively high. Those looking for low-cost dental services should contact the clinics to obtain details on services and fees. Additionally, these clinics may have waiting periods for patients and could be open only on specific days. There are also some clinics that only accept patients from particular counties. Some of these clinics offering low-cost dental services may lack emergency care services.
e-atlantadensits.com provides the following list of some of the low-cost dental clinics in Atlanta.
Ben Massell Dental Clinic, 18 7th Street, (404) 881-1858. Serves most Metro Atlanta counties. Adults only. Cleanings, fillings, extractions, partials, dentures. One year wait for dentures and orthodontic services.
Good Samaritan Center, 239 Alexander Street, (404) 523-6571 x-221. Cleanings, fillings, root canals, partials, dentures. Children 7 and up, adults.
Grady Oral Health Center, 341 Ponce de Leon Avenue, (404) 616-9772. HIV and AIDS patients.
Hughes Spalding Pediatric, 35 Butler Street SE, (404) 616-3304. Children only, infants to age 18.
Southside Healthcare, Inc., 1046 Ridge Avenue, (404) 564-6801. Cleanings, exams, fillings, extractions. Children 5 and up and adults.
West End Medical Center, 868 York Avenue, (404) 752-1400. Basic dental work. Children of any age and adults.
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