Dental
The 31st Medical Group Dental Clinic provides comprehensive oral healthcare to ensure you maintain a healthy smile and stay medically ready. During your visit, you will be seen by our expert team of dentists, hygienists, dental assistants, and lab technicians. From routine cleanings and annual exams to complex diagnostic and treatment procedures, we're here to support your complete dental health.
Services Offered
Our clinic offers a wide range of services to meet your dental needs.
- General and Preventive Care: Routine exams, cleanings, fillings and fluoride treatments
- Pediatric Dentistry: Specialized care for children
- Specialty Services: Endodontics (root canals), oral surgery, periodontics, prosthodontics, orthodontics, and implants
Eligibility and Priority
- Priority for dental care is given to active duty service members to ensure mission readiness.
- Dental care for other eligible beneficiaries, such as dependents and retirees, is provided on a space-available basis.
TRICARE Dental Program (off-base care)
Due to the limited nature of on-base dependent care, most family members use their TRICARE dental insurance at off-base host-nation clinics. No referral is needed. We highly advise enrolling your family in a dental plan to ensure they have immediate access to care.
- To learn more about the TRICARE Dental Program (administered by United Concordia) for active duty families, please visit: www.uccitd.com
- For information on all plans, including retiree options through FEDVIP, visit: www.tricare.mil/dental
Appointments and Sick Call
Any beneficiary experiencing acute dental pain or injury may be seen during our walk-in sick call hours:
- Monday - Friday from 8 to 9:30 a.m.
- This service is on a first-come, first-served basis.
For all other needs, please call our main appointment line.
After Hours Emergency Care
After-hours care is available strictly for severe dental emergencies that cannot wait until the next duty day. These include:
- Acute infections with swelling or fever
- Facial trauma
- Severe, uncontrolled bleeding
- Breathing difficulties related to a dental issue
- Jaw dislocation (inability to open or close the mouth)
- Severe post-operative complications
If you experience any of these symptoms, please contact the on-call dentist for immediate assistance. For all other non-emergent dental concerns, please visit our sick call during normal duty hours.