About
NYU College of Dentistry's Oral Health Center for People with Disabilities is deeply committed to assuring patients, their families, and caregivers that they aren't just cared for, but cared about. The center is part of NYU College of Dentistry, which educates nearly ten percent of the nation's dentists. The college's evidence-based curriculum teaches students to rely on solid data to treat people throughout the lifespan. The Oral Health Center for People with Disabilities is dedicated to providing quality, affordable, comprehensive care for all ages, including those with disabilities. They offer a range of services, including patient care, education, and research. Their mission is to improve oral health and overall health for people with disabilities, and they are working towards this goal through innovative research and clinical practices.
Insurance & payment
The Oral Health Center for People with Disabilities accepts Cigna, Guardian, Medicare, MetLife, and UnitedHealthcare insurance plans.
- Cigna
- Guardian
- Medicare
- MetLife
- UnitedHealthcare
Ask about sliding-scale fees if you're paying out of pocket.
Services & specialties
Patient Care
NYU Dentistry provides quality, affordable, comprehensive care for all ages, including the latest dental treatments and techniques.
Education
The NYU College of Dentistry educates nearly ten percent of the nation's dentists, with an evidence-based curriculum that teaches students to rely on solid data to treat people throughout the lifespan.
Research
The college's research enterprise is integrated and collaborative, with a focus on innovative research and clinical practices that improve oral health and overall health for people with disabilities.