Lowville School Based Dental Clinic
Lowville Academy & Central School
Lowville, NYDental Clinic phone: (315) 376-4500
Preventive Dental Care
Provided in-school and at no cost to parents.
Any student can receive dental services through the School-Based Dental Program.
There are no eligibility or income requirements.
Preventive dental services include: dental cleaning, dental sealants, dental screening and fluoride treatments.
What is a School-based dental program?
A school-based dental program provides dental services to students where they are – in school. Our dental program operates within a school building while the school is in session and serves the students enrolled in the school. The dental program uses portable equipment that is easily set up and broken down. The length of time spent at a site depends on the needs of the school.
What services are offered?
Preventive services that we offer are screenings, cleanings, fluoride treatments, and sealants. Additionally, dental education is provided to individual students and can be provided in classroom sessions as well. Services are provided by a New York State licensed dental hygienist who is on the staff of North Country Family Health Center.
What does it cost?
There are no out of pocket expenses for preventative services. If there is insurance associated with the student we will bill insurance to cover our expenses.
Who is eligible?
Any student may receive preventive dental care. If you have a family dentist, your child can still get preventive care (dental screenings, cleanings, sealants, and fluoride treatments) at school. There are no eligibility or income requirements. We treat Pre-Kindergarten through 12th grade. All you have to do is enroll your child in the dental program. Enrollment forms will be distributed to every student and are also available on our website, www.NoCoFamilyHealth.org – please see the top of this page for our enrollment button.
How are appointments scheduled?
Once the enrollment form has been returned to school, parents will be contacted before your child is scheduled for a visit. Students will be called down to the dental program area for their appointment. We always try to avoid a core subject or special activity when scheduling your child’s appointment.
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