Dental Aid was the first not-for-profit comprehensive dental clinic in Colorado. Founded as a referral organization in 1974, Dental Aid opened its first full-service clinic in Boulder in 1980. Dental Aid now has clinics located in Boulder, Longmont and Louisville which provide emergency, preventive, restorative and specialty care including pediatrics, orthodontics, and oral surgery. Our tele-dentistry programs make oral health services more accessible by bringing the services of a registered dental hygienist to community settings where clients are already present.
Dental Aids mission is to improve the quality of life of children and adults struggling to afford health care by providing compassionate, affordable, high quality dental care and education, while advocating to ensure access to care.
Dr. Barfield joined Dental Aid in September 2002 after completing a two-year Pediatric Dentistry residency at Childrens Hospital Colorado in Aurora. She is Board Certified by the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry. Dr. Barfield is the primary Pediatric Dentist in our Louisville clinic and maintains privileges at Childrens Hospital Colorado in Aurora. Email
Dr. Edwards joined Dental Aid in March 2019. He attended dental school at the University of Missouri, Kansas City. He completed his orthodontic residency at Vanderbilt University Medical Center, Nashville Tennessee. After his residency he was in private practice in Laramie, Wyoming for 17 years. Dr. Edwards provides orthodontic services in our Louisville clinic.
Dr. Hagen joined Dental Aid in 2018. He received his Doctoral of Dental Medicine from the University of Florida College of Dentistry. Dr. Hagen has completed over 100 volunteer hours with local charities and clinics prior to joining Dental Aid, and is an Omicron Kappa Upsilon Student Ethics Award recipient for showing outstanding ethical behavior. He sees patients in Dental Aids Louisville and Longmont clinics. Email
Dr. Joy Hicks joined Dental Aid in April of 2014. She graduated from University of Pennsylvania School of Oral Medicine, receiving her DMD in 2010. Dr. Hicks followed dental school with a General Practice Residency. She completed the residency in 2011. Dr. Hicks practiced for three years before joining Dental Aid. She sees patients in Dental Aids Boulder and Louisville clinics. Email
Dr. Jose Mena graduated from Tufts School of Oral Medicine in Boston. After receiving his dental degree, he completed a two-year dental residency in General Dentistry in Louisiana. Dr. Mena joined Dental Aid in August of 2006. Dr. Mena practices four days per week in Dental Aids Boulder clinic.Email
Dr. Schrade is a Colorado native. She graduated from the University of Colorado School of Dental Medicine in May of 2017. She joined Dental Aid in 2019 after previously working for a private practice. Dr. Schrade is the lead dentist for the Louisville clinic. She enjoys all aspects of dentistry and love working with special needs patients, children, teens, as well as elderly patients.
Dr.Skoretz joined DentalAid in 2018. He received his doctorate of dental medicine from theUniversity of Pittsburgh School of Dental Medicine in 1994. Prior to joining Dental Aid, he was in private practice for over 20years,and served as anAssistant Professor and the Director of General Practice Residency at the University of Colorado Dental School, Anshutz Medical Campus, Aurora, Colorado.Email
Ana Andrick, RDH, received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Hygiene at the University of Colorado Health Sciences Center in 1997. Ana brought her 15 years of clinical experience to Dental Aid in 2013. Ana now serves Dental Aid patients in our Longmont clinic.Email
Eve Beaumont, RDH, joined Dental Aid on September 30, 2015. Eve received her degree from Lewis and Clark Community College in December of 2014. She has supplemented her degree with clinical hours in a variety of settings including the Veterans Affairs Medical Center in St. Louis.Email
Amanda Carlson,RDH, joined Dental Aid inSeptember2017after moving from Illinois. Amanda received her degree from Southern Illinois University in May 2013. While in school, she was on the Deans List and specifically treated patients with periodontal disease. Amanda splits her time between DentalAidsoutreach program to the Boulder Valley School District and the Louisville clinic.Email
Karen joined Dental Aid in January of 2007 as a dental assistant at the Louisville Clinic. In 2009 she transferred to the Longmont clinic where she continued her work as an assistant and was cross-trained as a receptionist. She has grown within Dental Aid and in 2018 became the Operations Manager, responsible for the oversight of all three clinics. Prior to joining Dental Aid, Karen completed her Dental Assistant training at the Career Development Center and worked in two private dental offices.Email
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Rating 2.9 out of 5 based on 22 reviews
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newest oldest highest lowestJavier Rivas
2 years ago
(Translated by Google) Very good excellent job (Original) Very good exelente trabajo
W W
2 years ago
I contacted this company by phone and asked them if they can estimate their dental work based on Xrays I will send to them via email. They agreed and I submitted pictures. I stressed that I would like to have the result as soon as possible due to tooth pain. Nobody hasn't answered. Total ignorance.
Eve Monrad
2 years ago
So slow, always have to wait here. Today it was almost an hour between my cleaning and exam!
antonya rael
2 years ago
They never seem to answer the phone or call back when a message is left. The receptionist is always on her personal phone, I noticed when I am there. Maybe that's why they never answer there phones.
Javier Rivas
3 years ago
(Translated by Google) Very good excellent job (Original) Very good exelente trabajo
W W
3 years ago
I contacted this company by phone and asked them if they can estimate their dental work based on Xrays I will send to them via email. They agreed and I submitted pictures. I stressed that I would like to have the result as soon as possible due to tooth pain. Nobody hasn't answered. Total ignorance.
Jim Walker
3 years ago
Very good, convenient, professional dentistry. Multilingual staff. Only minor drawback is limited parking.
Eve Monrad
3 years ago
So slow, always have to wait here. Today it was almost an hour between my cleaning and exam!
antonya rael
3 years ago
They never seem to answer the phone or call back when a message is left. The receptionist is always on her personal phone, I noticed when I am there. Maybe that's why they never answer there phones.
Heather Wheeler
3 years ago
I've had two visits to this office so far. Both times, I was very satisfied with my service and treatment. My dental work to this point with Dental Aid has been excellent (Xray, assesment, cleaning and filling.) From the front desk to the dentist, I have been very satisfied so, I'm giving 5 stars.
Angel Ehrlich
3 years ago
Made dentures to big not right for my mouth am unable to chew with them then when u call they dont bother to call u back to see if they would fix them better to fit your mouth and not look so godly would like it if they had the dignity to call back or shave the teeth small I've never had big teeth
Lety Me
3 years ago
Not sensory friendly for people on autism spectrum
SUSAN MCKILLIPS
3 years ago
I went in today, Wednesday, June 24, 2020 for a cap and possibly root canal, Dr. would advise me once he got in there thru his drilling. Him and his dental assistant were such a good professional team. I am so pleased with Dental Aid and I don't require a root canal!
Jim Walker
3 years ago
Very good, convenient, professional dentistry. Multilingual staff. Only minor drawback is limited parking.
Angel Ehrlich
4 years ago
Made dentures to big not right for my mouth am unable to chew with them then when u call they dont bother to call u back to see if they would fix them better to fit your mouth and not look so godly would like it if they had the dignity to call back or shave the teeth small I've never had big teeth
Heather Wheeler
4 years ago
I've had two visits to this office so far. Both times, I was very satisfied with my service and treatment. My dental work to this point with Dental Aid has been excellent (Xray, assesment, cleaning and filling.) From the front desk to the dentist, I have been very satisfied so, I'm giving 5 stars.
SUSAN MCKILLIPS
4 years ago
I went in today, Wednesday, June 24, 2020 for a cap and possibly root canal, Dr. would advise me once he got in there thru his drilling. Him and his dental assistant were such a good professional team. I am so pleased with Dental Aid and I don't require a root canal!
Lety Me
4 years ago
Not sensory friendly for people on autism spectrum
Taylor Muglia
5 years ago
I had an appointment for 2:00pm and was a new patient, so I showed up 15 minutes early to fill out paperwork. The office was locked for their lunch break and I heard voices of people laughing and hanging out inside, but I had to wait outside for 15 minutes until exactly 2pm to enter and start the paperwork. They unlocked the door and awkwardly opened it a crack, but didn't welcome me in. I eventually saw the dentist for what I clearly scheduled as an exam AND a cleaning. He told me that most dentists do both in one visit, but they don't do that here. You have to schedule a separate appointment for a cleaning. That would have been nice to know a month ago when I scheduled the "exam and cleaning" appointment. Now they are booked out for another month, which I'll be out of the country, so I guess I'll have to go another few months without a teeth cleaning. These people were unprofessional. The office was uncomfortable and shabby. I felt weird giving them my personal information. Would never recommend for a friend.
Aimee Elizabeth
5 years ago
Great dentist as long as you don't care about accurate information, insurance billing or getting phone calls returned.
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