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Get dental care at White Bird Dental Clinic

Low-cost emergency, preventive and restorative dental care for people who are uninsured, underinsured, low-income or homeless.

Steps

4 steps
  1. Call to set up a new-patient appointmentThe first visit is an exam and x-rays only. You then get a treatment plan that includes cleanings and restorative care.
  2. Or try the walk-in clinic for dental painWalk-in ER dental clinics are at 1415 Pearl St. The dental page says alternating Fridays; the FAQ says weekly. Call to confirm the date.
  3. Arrive 10 minutes or less before startWalk-in spots go by random lottery, not first come, first served. Arriving earlier does not help.
  4. Bring proof of income and photo IDUninsured patients pay on a sliding scale based on family income. Payment is due at the time of service.

Bring

  • Photo ID
  • Proof of income (paystub, tax form)
Fillings are not done in the walk-in clinic; you are scheduled for a later filling visit.
  • How-to

    Get care from White Bird's mobile medical van

    Health care
    1. Call the clinic before you goWhite Bird asks people to call first at 541-484-4800, because its ability to see patients varies each day.
    2. Find the Tuesday vanTuesdays 1–4 p.m. at Community Supported Shelters, 1160 Grant St., Eugene.
    3. Friday van: St. Vincent de Paul clientsFridays 9 a.m.–1 p.m. at the Schlies Resource Center, 470 State Hwy 99 North, Eugene. Services are limited to St. Vincent de Paul clients.
    CostClinic uses a sliding fee scale; mobile-van charges are not listed
    White Bird Medical Clinic541-484-4800
  • How-to

    Appeal a Trillium denial and ask for a state hearing

    Health care
    1. Find your denial letterTrillium sends a denial letter (Notice of Adverse Benefit Determination). If you did not get one, you can ask Trillium for it.
    2. Ask Trillium for an appeal within 60 daysCall, or send the Request to Review a Health Care Decision form. The 60 days count from the date on the denial letter.
    3. Mail a written request if you preferYou can mail the form or a written request to Trillium's appeals address in Eugene. Follow the instructions on your notice.
    + 2 more steps in the full guide
    BringYour denial letterWritten OK if your provider files
    Trillium Community Health Plan and Oregon Health Authority877-600-5472
  • How-to

    Apply for iCanConnect deafblind communication equipment

    Health care
    1. Get the 2026 Oregon applicationUse the fillable English 2026 form on the Oregon iCanConnect page. A Word version is also listed.
    2. Fill out sections 2 to 5Personal data, program goals, income eligibility and your signed attestation. Someone else may fill it in for you.
    3. Show your income is under the limitSend proof you are in a qualifying federal program such as Medicaid or SSI, or proof of all household income.
    + 2 more steps in the full guide
    BringProof of qualifying benefits or incomeProfessional's disability attestationIEP or Social Security letter
    Access Technologies, Inc. (iCanConnect Oregon)503-361-1201