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Children's Dental Services

Northeast Minneapolis★ 2.4 (133 reviews)✓ Accepting new patients

636 Broadway St NE, Minneapolis, Minnesota, 55413

A 501(c)(3) nonprofit established in 1919 specializing in comprehensive dental care for children from infancy to age 26, pregnant women, and families of all ages, regardless of income. Serves low-income communities across Minnesota with culturally competent care and multilingual support.

Details

Phone: (612) 746-1530 or 1-866-543-6009 (toll free)

Website: http://childrensdentalservices.org/

Languages: EnglishSpanishSomaliKarenHmongArabicRussianPashtoBurmeseVietnameseTagalogAnd 10+ additional languages (20+ total)

Insurance: Private InsuranceMedical AssistanceMinnesotaCare

Technology: Teledentistry/telehealth networkPortable dental care program

Services

Emergency

  • Emergency Dental Services — Emergency dental care with 24-48 hour response time for painful problems

General

  • Prenatal and Pregnant Women Dental Care — Dental services specifically for pregnant women
  • Teledentistry — Rural teledentistry network providing access to dental care in remote regions

Pediatric

  • Pediatric Dental Care — Comprehensive dental services for children from infancy to age 26

Preventive

  • Dental Education and Outreach — Oral health education and outreach programs
  • Preventive Dental Care — Preventive and restorative dental care

Restorative

  • Restorative Dental Care — Comprehensive restorative dental services

Team

Sarah Wovcha (JD, MPH), Executive Director
2007 recipient of the Betty Hubbard Maternal and Child Health Leadership Award
Children's Dental Services on E Hennepin Ave, Dentist
Children's Clinic, Dentist

What patients say

Vibe: clinical

This pediatric dental practice has overwhelmingly negative reviews citing severe administrative failures, poor pain management, unsanitary conditions, and insensitivity to children's needs. While a small minority report positive experiences with patient, explanatory dentists, the dominant pattern shows systemic problems with phone communication, appointment reliability, clinical competence (repeated failed restorations), post-operative complications, and violation of parental medical preferences. The practice appears chronically overburdened and understaffed.

disorganizedunprofessionalchild-neglectfulunreliable communicationunderstaffedinconsistent quality