[PDF] nebraska dental public health clinics - DHHS
Dental • Omaha, NE • Since 1867
About
Summary: - The Nebraska Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) is Nebraska’s primary health and human services agency, headquartered in Lincoln. It administers health and human services for families and patients, and is the state’s largest agency by employees and budget. - Key facts: formed July 10, 2007; jurisdiction is Nebraska; annual budget around $3.5 billion (2018); CEO is Steve Corsi. - Contact: main phone options include (800) 652-1999, (402) 471-3121, (855) 632-7633, among others. - Notable context from the page: DHHS operates across healthcare, prevention, human services, and administration; uses tech like REDCap and AMP. If you’re specifically looking for PDF resources on Nebraska dental public health clinics in DHHS Omaha, this page confirms the agency’s scope but does not provide direct PDFs. Try searching the site for “dental public health clinics Omaha PDF” or visit the DHHS Omaha region’s pages for clinic directories and downloadable reports.
Clinic Type
Dental
Address
301 CENTENNIAL MALL, Lincoln, Nebraska 68508, us
Phone
402-472-1333 (Clinic information)
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Opening Hours
Clinic hours vary by location; examples include typical Mon-Fri schedules such as 8 a.m.–5 p.m. (and other midweek/alternate hours per clinic)
Services Offered
Team
Insurance & Payment
Sliding fee scale often mentioned; some clinics accept Medicaid and some Insurance; payment plans generally not listed; UNMC College of Dentistry – Omaha states no payment plan accepted.
Sliding fee, Cash, Medicaid, Check, Credit cards, Care Credit (at UNMC clinics)
Languages Spoken
Pricing
Current Offers
Sliding fee for uninsured
Care Credit accepted
FAQs
What dental services are available at Nebraska DHHS dental clinics?
Basic dental services, preventive care, dentures, partials, crowns, bridges; implants/orthodontics limited or not available at many locations.
Which clinics accept Medicaid or Insurance?
Multiple clinics accept Medicaid and some Insurance; specifics per clinic listed in brochure.
What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Birdeye (Homan & Corpuz Family Dentistry): 5.0/5.0 (1,488 reviews)
- LocalityBiz and similar review platforms: Generally positive ratings noted for various providers (Varies by provider)
Patients praise
- Public health initiatives and FQHCs like OneWorld and Charles Drew provide essential low-cost or sliding-scale dental care.
- Many private dental offices in Omaha receive high ratings for staff friendliness, professionalism, and modern technology.
- Community dental programs are recognized for increasing access to preventive care and education.
Common complaints
- Common complaints against private dental practices include issues with billing and insurance, customer service, and clinical outcomes.
- The Nebraska DHHS provides a formal process for filing complaints against licensed health professionals or facilities.
- The Nebraska Dental Association does not accept complaints regarding customer service, practice management, or staff behavior.
"I can't say enough good things about this medical and dental service. By far the best in service help and kindness."
— Patient review of Charles Drew Health Center"Millard Hills Dental is wonderful for anxious patients. All the staff is friendly, kind, and gentle as well as skilled in dentistry."
— Patient review of Millard Hills Dental Health CenterSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 — sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- Volunteers prepare for Veterans Mission of Mercy clinic | Newsroom | University of Nebraska Medical Center — Sep 5, 2025
- New format, partners for Children's Dental Day | Newsroom | University of Nebraska Medical Center — Feb 16, 2026
- College volunteers make latest Children's Dental Day event shine | Newsroom | University of Nebraska Medical Center — Apr 13, 2026
- UNMC College of Dentistry holds Children’s Dental Day in York | Newsroom | University of Nebraska Medical Center — Feb 19, 2026
- February is National Children’s Dental Health Month – KCSR / KBPY — Feb 6, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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