Dental Clinic

Patient Information
The Shoreline Community College dental hygiene clinic is an educational institution where dental hygiene students, treat patients, under instructor supervision. We select only patients that meet the students' educational requirements. State laws allow students to provide exams, x-rays, cleanings, and minor fillings. We provide these services to patients from age 4 through senior citizens. We do not provide extractions, crowns, root canals, bridge work, dentures or braces.

Overview
Shoreline Community College welcomes you to its Dental Hygiene Clinic. This clinic is a self-supporting non-profit facility run by college staff and students. First and second year students provide quality care with direct supervision from registered dental hygienists and licensed dentists. Any adult may be eligible for treatment.

The first appointment for adults will be a screening examination, which may include x-ray films and a dentist's examination. If selected for treatment additional appointments will be scheduled to complete your treatment. If you have not had your teeth cleaned recently, you should plan on several appointments that may last 2 to 4 hours each.

Children age 4 through 17 are also eligible for treatment and do not go through the screening process. Their exams, x-rays and cleanings are usually completed in one appointment.

Shoreline Community College Dental Hygiene Clinic
is unable to take dental emergencies.

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