Staff in a mobile dental van provide urgent dental care for low-income people who do not have private dental insurance and cannot access dental care from any other provider. Clinics can provide fillings and extractions. They do not provide teeth cleaning, dentures, crowns or root canals.

Provides general dental care such as diagnostic, preventive, restorative, oral surgery, endodontic, fixed, and removable prosthetics. Also can deliver dental treatment to non-ambulatory patients in care facilities and private homes.

Walk in primary care for acute and chronic conditions. Clinics held at free meal programs, day centers, shelters and encampments, providing basic medical care to homeless individuals and families living in South King County and Seattle. A doctor or nurse provides exams and treatment. Program does not carry narcotics or provide any prescription pain medication. Also offers: - STD, HIV and Hepatitis C testing, pregnancy tests and birth control - Access to behavioral health and chemical dependency specialists. Harm reduction services including clean needles and naloxone overdose prevention kits - Some sites additionally have mobile dental care (services focus on treating dental pain NOT preventative cleanings). Can also help people connect to other community services including: - A doctor's office that can provide follow-up care - Mental health care, including counseling - Substance use counseling and treatment via a harm reduction approach - Dental care - Vision resources - Enrollment into health insurance - Enrollment into ORCA LIFT transportation - Referrals to shelter, food banks, legal assistance and domestic violence programs

Mobile dental van offers oral health services for children and pregnant women on a year-round basis.   Basic dental services include: - Oral health education - Examinations - X-rays - Preventive care ( sealants, fluoride varnish) - Fillings and minor oral surgery. Van locations vary in Washington state.