Michigan Dental Program

The Michigan Dental Program (MDP) covers dental care for people with HIV who qualify for the program.

Who Qualifies?

To be eligible for MDP, applicants must meet the following criteria:

Provide proof of HIV status.
Be a resident of the State of Michigan.
Have a gross income of less than 500% of the Federal Poverty Level (FPL). Income is evaluated based on the current FPL guidelines when the completed application is received. Income includes earned and/or unearned income (e.g., employment income, self-employment income, Supplemental Security Income).
In most cases, applicants must apply for public assistance (Medicaid and/or Healthy Michigan Plan) with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services (MDHHS) within the past 90 days and have a pending, denial or spend-down status.
In all cases, MDP is payer of last resort.
Note: If you pay for private dental insurance — through the Affordable Care Act, an employer or covered under a spouse — you are not eligible for MDP.

What Assistance is Available?

Covered dental services are based on pre-approved care plans and include both preventive and restorative care.

Case Managers/Support Coordinators may help applicants through the application process. Completed applications will be reviewed for acceptance or denial.
Approved applicants will receive a letter from MDHHS. Delta Dental member cards will be mailed directly from Delta Dental to new members only.

Apply online by visiting Michigan.gov/MILogin to get started.

Go to MILogin.
After you have created an account, you will receive an email confirmation verifying that you now have online access.
Login to MILogin and request access to the Michigan Drug Assistance Program/Michigan Dental Program.
Complete the User Registration.
Choose the Initiate New Application option to begin your application.

Need Help? Please contact MDP at 844-648-3384.

Michigan Department of Health and Human Services, Michigan Dental Program, P.O. Box 30195, Lansing, MI 48909-7695
Phone: 844-648-3384 (toll-free)