Home dental visits in all 32 counties
Eight bases in Dublin, Kildare and Kilkenny. Teams on the road from all of them. Wherever the patient is, that is where the visit happens.
There is no radius
People search for a "mobile dentist near me" and expect a radius. There isn't one. A dentist and a nurse set out from the nearest base with the portable clinic, and the distance changes the cost of the visit — which we tell you on the phone — but never whether we come.
Below is every county, with the base a visit is most likely to set out from. Counties with their own page have more detail on towns, bases and typical arrangements.
Every county, and the base that serves it
Northern counties are served from our north Dublin base; the travel is longer and we plan those visits to see more than one patient on the day.
- Antrimfrom Balbriggan
- Armaghfrom Balbriggan
- Carlowfrom Kilkenny
- Cavanfrom Maynooth
- Clarefrom Kilkenny
- Corkfrom Kilkenny
- Derryfrom Balbriggan
- Donegalfrom Balbriggan
- Downfrom Balbriggan
- Dublinfrom Kimmage
- Fermanaghfrom Maynooth
- Galwayfrom Maynooth
- Kerryfrom Kilkenny
- Kildarefrom Kildare
- Kilkennyfrom Kilkenny
- Laoisfrom Kildare
- Leitrimfrom Maynooth
- Limerickfrom Kilkenny
- Longfordfrom Maynooth
- Louthfrom Balbriggan
- Mayofrom Maynooth
- Meathfrom Balbriggan
- Monaghanfrom Balbriggan
- Offalyfrom Kildare
- Roscommonfrom Maynooth
- Sligofrom Maynooth
- Tipperaryfrom Kilkenny
- Tyronefrom Balbriggan
- Waterfordfrom Kilkenny
- Westmeathfrom Maynooth
- Wexfordfrom Kilkenny
- Wicklowfrom Kimmage
What a visit costs
Cost depends on where the patient is, how many people we are seeing and what treatment turns out to be needed. We give you the likely range on the first phone call — nothing is booked until you have heard it — and a written quote with every cost on it before any treatment begins.
What changes the cost
- Where the patient is, and how far the team travels to get there
- How many people we are seeing on that visit — a care home with twelve residents is not a single house call
- What the examination finds, and which treatment turns out to be needed
- Whether the patient is covered by a Medical Card or PRSI, which we check before anyone is booked
Ways it is paid for
- HSE Medical Card
- Many treatments are covered under the Dental Treatment Services Scheme for eligible medical card holders. Call-out fees are not covered. We check eligibility before the appointment, not after.
- PRSI
- PRSI-covered patients, including the self-employed, are entitled to a free examination each year and a subsidised scale and polish. We check entitlement and claim it for you.
- Tax relief
- 20% tax relief is available on non-routine dental treatment. We complete the Med 2 form for you.
- Humm
- The cost of higher-value treatment, such as a full set of dentures, can be spread in monthly instalments through Humm.
- Credit Union
- We work with St Canice's, Progressive (Balbriggan) and Capital (Sundrive) Credit Unions, and many families find a Credit Union loan the simplest route.
Tell us the town or Eircode
And who the patient is. We will phone back the same working day with what a visit would involve and what it is likely to cost where you are.