Tufts Dental Facilities

Tufts Dental Facilities (TDF) provides comprehensive dental care for adults and children with developmental disabilities living in Massachusetts. The TDF program began in 1976, as a result of a court order mandating that the commonwealth expand access to medical and dental care for individuals with special needs. Today, TDF has more than 6,500 patients who are receiving care from oral health providers who have the expertise, experience and facilities to properly serve patients with special needs.

For Patients and Caregivers

To receive care at Tufts Dental Facilities (TDF), each patient must first meet certain qualifications. Caregivers should contact their nearest facility below. (View a map of our locations.) After calling, our staff will help determine eligibility and verify insurance. Caregivers can also receive information on eligibility from the Massachusetts Department of Developmental Services.

Locations

Please note: The Glavin and Templeton clinics have closed. Please contact the Worcester or West Springfield clinics for information. Children with special needs can also be seen at Tufts Pediatric Dental Clinic in Boston.

TDF Clinic	Phone	Fax	Address
Hogan Regional Center (Hathorne)	978-774-5000 x510	978-774-2408	450 Maple St., P.O. Box A Hathorne, MA 01937
Northwoods Medical Center (Taunton)	508-823-7323	508-823-7932	2007 Bay St. Suite B110 Taunton, MA 02780
Pappas Rehab. Hospital for Children (Canton)	781-562-0349	781-562-1058	3 Randolph St., Bradford Building, 2nd Floor Canton, MA 02021
Seven Hills Pediatric Center (Groton)	978-732-5400	978-448-2695	22 Hillside Ave. Groton, MA 01450
West Springfield	413-363-1345	413-363-1676	1275 Elm St. Suite B West Springfield, MA 01089
Worcester	508-796-1555	508-796-1562	150 Goddard Memorial Drive, Suite 2 Worcester, MA 01603
Wrentham Developmental Center	508-384-8987	508-384-6594	131 Emerald St. (Located in the May Center at 1 Curtis Ave.) Wrentham, MA 02093

View Map of Locations

Do you provide free care?

No, we can not provide free care/services, but most patients will be eligible for MassHealth insurance. If you would like more information about receiving insurance through MassHealth, please click here.

How do I become a patient at Tufts Dental Facilities?

To receive care at TDF, all patients must first meet certain qualifications. Caregivers should contact their nearest facility from our list of locations.

What insurances do you accept?

Tufts Dental Facilities accept a variety of insurances, including MassHealth. Please call your nearest location to verify insurance.

Do you need to have insurance to be a patient?

No. Some of our patients/caregivers pay out of pocket. However, please note that we can not provide free care.

If a current TDF patient requires urgent dental care when the TDF clinics are closed (e.g., nights, weekends, and holidays), emergency services are available at Tufts Medical Center (TMC) in Boston. To contact TMC, please call (617) 636-5114 and ask for “Emergency Dental Care.” Alternatively, caregivers and patients can instead contact their closest emergency room for services.

Tufts Dental Facilities

For Patients and Caregivers

Locations

Frequently Asked Questions

Do you provide free care?

How do I become a patient at Tufts Dental Facilities?

What insurances do you accept?

Do you need to have insurance to be a patient?

After Hours Emergency Care

Clinic Overview

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Tufts Dental Facilities

For Patients and Caregivers

Locations

Frequently Asked Questions

After Hours Emergency Care

Clinic Overview