Care that comes
to your door
OMCDS delivers comprehensive, on-site dental care to the communities who need it most — from schools and senior facilities to supportive housing and workplaces. Modern dentistry, brought directly to you.
- Public & private schools, Head Start
- Department of Youth Services (DYS) sites
- Youth centers, after-school & camp programs
- Nursing homes & skilled nursing facilities
- Assisted & independent living communities
- Memory care & rehabilitation centers
- Transitional housing & halfway homes
- Substance recovery & sober living programs
- Domestic violence & emergency shelters
- Group homes & day habilitation programs
- Autism & developmental disability centers
- Non-ambulatory and homebound patients
- Housing authorities & senior centers
- Community health & wellness events
- Faith-based & nonprofit outreach programs
- Corporate offices & warehouses
- Hospitality, airport & service teams
- Union halls & government employers
How an OMCDS
mobile clinic works
We keep the process simple for your team. OMCDS handles all clinical setup, documentation, and clean-up — you provide the space and help us reach your residents, students, or staff.
Together we choose a clinic date, identify a suitable space — an activity room, nurse's office, or conference room — and review your population's needs.
OMCDS provides simple consent and information forms. Your team helps distribute and collect them; we assist with scheduling and eligibility questions.
On clinic day, our licensed team arrives with portable equipment, provides exams and treatment, and leaves the space clean. Clear follow-up notes go to families and staff.
Mobile dental services
we provide
OMCDS focuses on high-impact preventive and restorative services that can be safely and effectively delivered in a mobile setting. Treatment plans are always individualized and coordinated with families and existing providers when possible.
- Comprehensive exams & oral health screenings
- Routine cleanings & periodontal maintenance
- Fluoride treatments & sealants (when indicated)
- Oral hygiene instructions & caregiver education
- Tooth-colored fillings for cavities
- Simple extractions when appropriate
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Silver diamine fluoride (SDF) — minimally invasive cavity arrest Learn more →
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Curodont Repair New — biomimetic enamel regeneration Learn more →
- Pain-focused, conservative treatment planning
- Denture evaluations & adjustments
- Simple repairs & relines (as feasible on-site)
- Assessment for replacement dentures
- Education on cleaning and daily care
- Urgent dental assessments for pain or swelling
- Oral cancer screenings
- Referral coordination for complex procedures
- Written summaries for families and care teams
Funding & insurance
options
OMCDS works with you to build a sustainable program for your residents, students, or staff. Coverage and funding options vary by population, eligibility, and setting.
- We bill most major dental insurance plans for eligible patients
- Benefits and coverage verified in advance when possible
- Families receive clear communication about estimated co-pays or out-of-pocket costs
- OMCDS accepts Oregon Health Plan for eligible members
- Covers preventive and basic restorative services — cleanings, exams, X-rays, fluoride, fillings, and denture-related care
- An excellent fit for seniors, DYS youth, transitional housing residents, and other vulnerable populations
- Some partners choose to sponsor clinic days or preventive programs
- Ideal for populations with limited or no insurance coverage
- Fixed-rate or per-visit options available depending on your needs
- OMCDS participates in grant-funded preventive and outreach initiatives
- We provide visit data and documentation for reporting requirements
- Useful for public health departments, nonprofits, and senior-service agencies
Request a mobile
dental visit
Tell us a little about your community and we'll follow up with next steps, sample schedules, and proposed dates. No obligation — this is simply a starting conversation.
Reach us directly
Please do not use this contact for urgent or emergency situations. For dental emergencies, call 911 or visit the nearest emergency department.