In most settings, a multipurpose room, activity room, nurse's office, or conference room works well. We bring our own portable chair, lighting, suction, and digital X-ray. All you provide is an outlet and, ideally, a nearby sink.

Most appointments are 30–60 minutes, depending on the patient's needs and mobility. School and youth clinics can be structured for shorter preventive-only visits to see more students in a day.

Yes. OMCDS can bill most major dental insurance plans for eligible patients. When possible, we verify benefits in advance and communicate clearly about any estimated co-pays or out-of-pocket costs.

Yes. OMCDS accepts Oregon Health Plan for eligible members. OHP covers many preventive and basic restorative services — such as exams, cleanings, X-rays, fluoride, fillings, and certain denture services.

We provide simple consent and health history forms that can be shared with families or guardians. After each visit, we can send summaries and recommended follow-up to your team and, when appropriate, to families or case managers.

OMCDS follows current infection-control guidelines, including instrument sterilization, disposable barriers, PPE, and careful room setup to protect privacy and safety.

Yes. Many partners start with a pilot clinic day and then move to a recurring monthly or quarterly schedule depending on need.

We commonly work with executive directors, nursing directors, social workers, school nurses, case managers, and HR or program leaders.