Affordable dental care in Rochester, MN

Low-cost dental clinics, dental school clinics, and sliding-scale options in Rochester — verified from official sources.

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At a glance: Rochester

Clinics listed
1
Sliding-scale fees
1 clinics
Adult Medicaid dental
Minnesota Medical Assistance (Medicaid) covers medically necessary dental services for adu…

Affordable dental clinics

Charitable clinic

Good Samaritan Health and Dental Clinic

120 N Broadway Ave, Rochester, MN 55906 Website ↗

What you'll pay verified

  • Sliding-scale fees — Listed as a sliding-scale low-cost clinic; no fee schedule published on the page ✓
Phone
(507) 529-4100
Hours
Mon-Fri 9am-6pm, Sat 9am-5pm
Eligibility
Uninsured and underinsured residents of Olmsted County; sliding scale of fees based on income. Run by the Salvation Army.

Conditions treated

  • Tooth extractions ✓
  • Dental pain treatment ✓

Official source: www.dentalclinics.org

MN Medicaid dental coverage

Minnesota Medical Assistance (Medicaid) covers medically necessary dental services for adults - the state expanded to comprehensive adult dental benefits, including exams, cleanings (up to 4/year), fillings, crowns, root canals, extractions, and dentures; no stated annual dollar cap (MN Statute 256B.0625, subd. 9).

Emergency dental care

Good Samaritan Health and Dental Clinic, (507) 529-4100 - call first. For life-threatening emergencies, go to the nearest ER.

More ways to save

Rochester (Mayo's home city) has surprisingly thin verifiable safety-net dental: only the Salvation Army's Good Samaritan clinic after real effort. Mayo Clinic dental primarily serves specialty/referral cases, not low-cost walk-in care. Olmsted County Public Health lists no dental services. Residents may need to travel to the Twin Cities for UMN dental school clinics.

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Frequently asked questions

Where can I get cheap dental care in Rochester, MN?
1 verified low-cost options are listed above, including Good Samaritan Health and Dental Clinic. Call ahead to confirm eligibility and fees.
Does MN Medicaid cover dental for adults?
Minnesota Medical Assistance (Medicaid) covers medically necessary dental services for adults - the state expanded to comprehensive adult dental benefits, including exams, cleanings (up to 4/year), fillings, crowns, root canals, extractions, and dentures; no stated annual dollar cap (MN Statute 256B.0625, subd. 9).
Where do I go for emergency dental care in Rochester?
Good Samaritan Health and Dental Clinic, (507) 529-4100 - call first. For life-threatening emergencies, go to the nearest ER.

Last checked 2026-10-07. Hours, fees, and eligibility change — call ahead before visiting.