Wichita State University Dental
Wichita State University Dental — supervised academic dental care at WSU, Wichita KS.
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About Wichita State University Dental
Wichita State University Dental provides supervised general dental services to patients from the WSU dental program at 207 Ahlberg Hall, Wichita, KS 67260. Ahlberg Hall on the Wichita State University campus in the 67260 zip code is the home of the WSU pre-dental and dental sciences program, accessible for patients who seek quality dental care delivered by supervised dental students and supervised clinical training.
University dental clinics offer patients access to comprehensive dental care under close faculty supervision at rates typically lower than private practice — a model that makes dental care more accessible while training the next generation of dental professionals. Wichita State University's dental program is part of the WSU Health Sciences campus, and the dental clinic provides patients with the benefit of evidence-based care under the supervision of experienced licensed dental faculty in an academic clinical environment.
University dental clinic services typically include comprehensive oral examinations, full-mouth radiography, professional cleanings, fluoride applications, composite fillings, dental extractions, and basic restorative procedures — all performed by supervised dental students and closely reviewed by faculty clinicians. Patients receive thorough, methodical care as each procedure is performed with academic rigor and faculty oversight.
Ahlberg Hall at WSU is accessible from the Wichita State University campus road network and Wichita Transit bus service to the campus. Wichita State University Dental is a supervised academic dental resource for the greater Wichita community in the 67260 campus area, offering quality care at rates more accessible than private dental practice.
Supervised university dental clinic at Wichita State University's Ahlberg Hall, providing affordable supervised dental care to the greater Wichita community in the 67260 campus area.
Clinic Details
Best Known For
General Dentistry
Business Hours
| Monday | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Tuesday | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Wednesday | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Thursday(Today) | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Friday | 8:00 AM – 5:00 PM |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |
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Services Offered
General Dentistry
General dentistry at Wichita State University Dental brings together comprehensive exams, cleanings, fillings, and gum-health monitoring, the everyday care that keeps a Wichita smile in good shape.
Reviews
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12 reviews
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Recent Reviews
First time coming to this place it was really nice and the students and staff were very friendly and respectful I think it was better here than going to a regular dentist
in the past two decades I've had excellent experiences here
Bring a jacket! $28 for two visits, a cleaning, great education that saves me thousands, and X-rays they needed. Very thorough, more than a technical college would be. I have a dentist but needed an extra cleaning. Thanks so much Kennedy for the cleaning. She’s the dental hygienist that you would follow her to dental practices for. Honestly, she is over the top with making you comfortable and is a great person to ask questions. It was a luxurious experience honestly. Thank you also Alexa Z.
The wait time is long, but it's worth it considering I don't have dental insurance. The dental hygienist student who cleaned my teeth did an amazing job. I highly recommend them my teeth feel so much cleaner!
I will change my review if something changes but I don't really expect it to. Came in scheduled for a cleaning at 1. Got called right back but then took until 4 (3hrs) for them to just do an exam and X-rays. They did not even start on any kind of cleaning. Now they are wanting me to come back another 3 days for the cleaning after I told them I don't have that much time to dedicate to a teeth cleaning do to having small children at home. I understand that they are students but to me 3hrs for an exam and 3 days for a cleaning is extremely excessive.
The WSU dental school has been a blessing to me in the past. I needed a "deep clean" on my teeth a few years ago, and it cost me all of $35. I'm a senior on Medicare so that means no dental coverage, and three different dentists, including my regular dentist, gave me quotes of $1200-$1500. Aside from the big savings, the technician was a friendly young lady who was very knowledgeable about her work. I had to go in 3 times, I believe, for the complete treatment, and everyone from students to office personnel were always very nice. Yes, they do have "real" dentists on site to watch, grade, and assist if needed. Local dentists volunteer, if I remember correctly, to assist with the school. I was scheduled to go back for a cleaning just as the covid virus outbreak caused them to shut down. I will be going back to this school as soon as school opens up again, probably in the fall.
Great place to go for basic dental cleaning & care. If you don't mind spending a few hours having your teeth x-rayed, gums examined, and teeth cleaned it's a great exchange for your time. Very economical, usually less than $40 for all services combined.
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