Penn Dental Medicine
Dental • Philadelphia, PA
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Last gathered July 11, 2026. How our information is sourced · Report incorrect information
Services Offered
Not published.
Insurance & Payment
Medicare: not for routine dental care; some Part A for hospital-based procedures; private Medicare Advantage may include dental
Coupons/discounts for new patients (e.g., $25 off first visit), Make an appointment by phone, Standard clinic payment options may apply (not specified in text)
Languages Spoken
Current Offers
First-time Penn Dental Medicine Patients Get $25 off Their Visit - $25 off
FAQs
How can I get affordable care at Penn Dental Medicine?
Teaching clinics at dental schools can offer lower costs; Penn Dental Medicine costs can be 50% to 70% less for high-quality care compared to established practices.
What discounts are available for first-time Penn Dental Medicine patients?
First-time patients can save on their dental care immediately—with $25 off their first visit.
Social Media
Photos
Photos published by Penn Dental Medicine showing the dental practice in Philadelphia, PA.
What Patients Say
Overall sentiment across review platforms: mixed
- Birdeye (P3 Dental of Northeast Philadelphia): 4.6/5 stars (based on 218 reviews) (218 reviews)
- Birdeye (Dental Dreams): No aggregate star rating explicitly provided (mixed user feedback) (1,348 reviews)
- Yelp (Temple University Dental School Clinic): No aggregate star rating provided (46 reviews)
Patients praise
- availability of sliding fee scales for low-income or uninsured individuals
- accessibility through multiple locations and public transit links
- some positive experiences noted regarding skilled dentists and patient-centered staff at specific community-based clinics
- comprehensive range of services including preventative and restorative care
Common complaints
- reports of unprofessional, rude, or dismissive staff and management
- concerns regarding billing practices, unexpected fees, and high-pressure sales tactics
- claims of poor quality of care, including medical complications or ineffective treatments
- reports of long wait times and scheduling issues
- serious public health alerts regarding unsanitary conditions at specific clinics
"I had a root canal at the Fairmount Dental Center and it was a very positive experience. The dentist was very skilled and the pain was minimal."
- Fairmount Dental Center Patient Review"This is absolutely the worst place to go, the racism is insane, they don't save your teeth... they will pack the schedule, have people waiting for hours."
- Dental Dreams Patient Review"Stay away...I have had nothing but problems since I had two crowns put on when these dentist first opened. It was lousy work...I was left with infections and gaps and holes between my teeth."
- P3 Dental of Northeast Philadelphia Patient ReviewSynthesized from public review platforms as of Jul 11, 2026 - sources: [1][2][3][4].
In the News
- West Philadelphia clinic providing dental and health services in underserved community - CBS Philadelphia - Feb 9, 2026
- Dental office at W.D. Kelley could be a model for the school district - Jan 12, 2026
- Why kids get free dental care at this North Philadelphia K-8 school - Jan 12, 2026
- Free medical clinic is returning to Philly this weekend - Aug 14, 2025
- Temple University Opens New Dental Clinic In Philadelphia’s Spring Garden Neighborhood - PANDA ORAL - Feb 20, 2026
Information sourced from the clinic's website as of July 11, 2026.
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