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Clinic Type

Dentistry

Address

Malcolm Moos Health Sciences Tower, 515 Delaware St. SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455

Phone

612-624-6110

Email

noble310@umn.edu

Opening Hours

8:00am–4:10pm, Monday through Friday

Emergency Care

Emergency dental care via Urgent Care Clinic

Services Offered

  • Comprehensive Care Clinics
  • specialty clinics
  • emergency dental care
  • pediatric dentistry (children 1-15)
  • orthodontics
  • endodontics
  • oral and maxillofacial surgery
  • prosthodontics
  • cleft and craniofacial clinic
  • oral health clinical research center
  • teaching clinic
  • financing options
  • parking information
  • urgent care clinic
  • radiology/diagnostics (implied)
  • education/training/teaching environment

Technology & Equipment

  • Teaching clinic infrastructure
  • General and specialty dental services under supervision

Team

  • University of Minnesota Dental Clinics Staff, Not specified — Administrative/Clinic operations

Insurance & Payment

  • Most private insurance plans
  • Medical Assistance
  • Minnesota Care
  • MinnesotaCare
  • CareCredit financing (for dental)
  • Cash (at visit)
  • Credit cards (at visit)

Fees are generally 30% less than Twin Cities average; payment expected at each visit; accepts CareCredit financing

Cash, Credit cards, CareCredit, CareCredit financing, Insurance (private, Medical Assistance, MinnesotaCare)

Financing: CareCredit dental financing

Languages Spoken

  • English

Pricing

  • Fees for dental student clinics are generally less than private practice; payment at each visit; accepts multiple payment methods and insurance
  • Parking discount available at Washington Ave. Parking Ramp

Current Offers

Discounted pricing for teaching clinic — Not publicly listed

FAQs

Who supervises student dentists?

A faculty member oversees examinations and treatment.

Where are the clinics located?

Moos Tower, 515 Delaware St. SE, Minneapolis, MN 55455.

Who will examine me at the Comprehensive Care Clinics?

Dentists-in-training (dental students) examine you under the supervision of a faculty member, who will oversee your treatment.

Why might visits take longer at the teaching clinic?

Because it is a teaching clinic, appointments generally take longer than private practice.

Do you refer to specialty clinics if more extensive care is needed?

Yes, you may be referred to the specialty clinics where graduates train under advanced-trained faculty.

What information should first-time patients bring?

Completed registration form, completed health history form, Release of Records form, valid photo ID, complete medication list, and insurance card (if any).

Where is the clinic located within the university?

7th floor of Moos Tower.

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What Patients Say

Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed

  • Various aggregated review sites: 3.0/5
  • Birdeye/Google aggregate: 4.2/5 (248 reviews)

Patients praise

  • High quality and thoroughness of dental work
  • Appreciation for the care, patience, and compassion of students and dental trainees
  • Perceived value for the cost of services

Common complaints

  • Long wait times for appointments and during visits
  • Difficulty scheduling and unresponsive administrative/billing staff
  • Confusing or unprofessional billing and refund processes
  • Perceived rudeness or lack of empathy from some front-desk personnel
  • Inconvenience due to multiple required visits for treatment completion

"The students are the only good part of this clinic. They’re caring and patient and I love the fact that we can help further their education. On the other hand.. the staff are very rude and unhelpful."

LocalityBiz review

"Very knowledgeable, compassionate students and faculty. Thanks UMN Dental!! Yall saved my life, literally!"

Birdeye/Google review

"The upside is that the work is good and they are very thorough. Extremely thorough. Perhaps too thorough. I was prepared for it to be slower than a regular ..."

TrustReviewers/Yelp/Facebook user feedback

Synthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].

Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.

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