OHP Dental Benefits
Free dental care with OHP
What it pays or provides
OHP dental covers checkups, x-rays, cleanings and fluoride varnish, fillings, extractions, stainless steel crowns on back teeth, full dentures (every 10 years) and partial dentures (every 5 years), specialist care, and emergency or urgent care. If you're pregnant, you also get extra cleanings, prefabricated crowns, and root canals on back teeth, through 12 months after your pregnancy ends. Kids ages 0-20 get enhanced preventive care, sealants, crowns, and root canals, and braces if a dentist finds they're needed to fix a problem hurting your child's overall health.
Who qualifies
Getting OHP dental doesn't require a separate application -- if you're enrolled in OHP, you already have dental coverage.
How other benefits affect it
OHP dental is included automatically with OHP -- you don't apply for it separately. If a dentist can't take new OHP patients, dental schools like the OHSU School of Dentistry treat OHP patients at reduced rates.
How to apply
You get OHP dental automatically once you're enrolled in OHP through ONE.Oregon.gov, a local certified community partner, an ODHS office, or by calling 1-800-699-9075. To find a dentist, check your CCO's provider directory or call your CCO -- if you don't know which CCO you're in, call OHP Client Services at 1-800-273-0557. If you're not in a CCO for dental, use Insure Kids Now! to find OHP dentists in your area. For general help, call OHP Care Coordination at 1-800-562-4620.
Go to the official page →or call 1-800-699-9075
Programs that combine with it
- Oregon Health Plan (Medicaid) — free or low-cost health coverage
- OHSU School of Dentistry Clinics — low-cost dental care from a teaching clinic
Sources
- OHA: Finding the Right OHP Provider
- Official rule text “Checkups X-rays Cleaning and fluoride varnish Restorative care - Treatment for cavities and other problems including: Fillings Extractions (having a tooth pulled) Stainless steel crowns on back teeth Full dentures every 10 years Partial dentures every five years Specialist care Emergency or urgent care” (checked July 5, 2026)
- Official rule text “Additional teeth cleanings, as needed, Prefabricated crowns, Root canals on back teeth” (checked July 19, 2026)