Dental Care

Waldo County Dental Care’s mission is to improve access to preventative and restorative dental care for low-income, uninsured adults while improving patients’ overall health, employability and personal well-being.

Contact Information

For more information about how to access dental care services, please give us a call.

207-505-4910

Our Services

dental cleanings
x-rays
fluoride treatments
sealants
limited dentures*
fillings
extractions

*additional fees apply

Qualifications for Dental Care

be at least 18 years old
live in Waldo County
not have seen a dentist in the past 12 months
meet federal income guidelines

Income Guidelines

Size of Family Unit Income

1 - $21,105
2 - $28,420
3 - $35,735
4 - $43,050
5 - $50,365

Please add $7,315 for each additional person in family unit.

There is a sliding co-pay between $20 to $30 per visit, depending on your income.

CarePartners

CarePartners, a statewide initiative of MaineHealth, is a large group of doctors, hospitals and other healthcare providers who supply many of the services you need to keep yourself healthy. These services include regular checkups, prescription medications, lab and x-ray services, care when you are sick, and referrals to other services and resources.

Application for Care

Dental Care Eligibility

Funding for Waldo County Dental Care has come from grants from the Doree Taylor Charitable Foundation, athenahealth, Bank of America, Maine Women’s Fund, Stephen and Tabitha King Foundation, United Mid Coast Charities and from Waldo County General Hospital and Pen Bay Medical Center.

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MaineHealth Opens COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics In Knox and Waldo Counties

Operated jointly by Pen Bay Medical Center and Waldo County General Hospital, the clinics in Belfast and Rockport allow for easy registration and a smooth flow of patients through initial screening to registration to vaccination.

Belfast and Rockport COVID-19 Vaccine Clinics Announced

As part of the historic nationwide effort to inoculate millions of people against COVID-19, MaineHealth, which includes Pen Bay Medical Center and Waldo County General Hospital, will open the area’s first COVID-19 vaccination clinics for the general public on January 27.

Kayla Mitchell, RN, BSN at Maine Medical Center was the state's first person to receive the COVID19 vaccine.

MaineHealth Administers First Doses of COVID-19 Vaccine to Front-line Caregivers

Hours after the arrival of the Pfizer vaccine at its hospitals, MaineHealth began inoculating team members who provide direct care to patients infected with the novel coronavirus.

MaineHealth Establishes Plan for Inoculating Front-line Care Givers Following State Plan for Distribution of COVID-19 Vaccines

The health system expects to be able to vaccinate all its front-line care team members following the delivery of a second allotment that is expected to include both Pfizer and Moderna vaccines.