Dental Care PC

08/17/2026

To bring Downtown Care to life, Dental Care, PC has proudly partnered with MCMH. Together, we're building on a trusted foundation to expand dental services, strengthen community connections, and enhance access to care throughout the region. 🤝

To bring Downtown Care to life, MCMH proudly partnered with Dr. Kim Truka and Dental Care, PC. Together, we're building on a trusted foundation to expand dental services, strengthen community connections, and enhance access to care throughout the region. 🤝
Keep following our posts for Meet the Team highlights coming soon! 👀
Learn More: 🔗 mcmh.org/dental

07/24/2026

We’re excited to introduce Downtown Care, our new clinic in the heart of Red Oak, IA, opening in January 2027. Downtown Care will bring more convenient and accessible dental care, primary care and urgent care to our communities, and we anticipate being able to accept all insurance types! 🦷✨
You will see the same friendly faces, plus a few new faces, as we integrate dental, primary and urgent care all under one roof in the current Dental Care, PC space at 415 E. Coolbaugh.
👉 Learn more and explore FAQs here: https://www.mcmh.org/dental
We look forward to caring for you at Downtown Care, stay tuned for more updates as we get closer to opening!

07/10/2026

✨Happy Anniversary to Amber who has worked at Dental Care for 20 years! 🦷

07/10/2026

We love our new Staff Photos!! 📸🩵

06/29/2026

We are having some issues with our phone. Some calls and messages are going through and some are not. If you cannot get a hold of us please try again!

05/27/2026

After many conversations, a lot of planning, and a shared belief that in expanding access to dental care for our communities, we are excited to officially share that Dental Care, PC will be joining Montgomery County Memorial Hospital and Clinics as part of a new Downtown Rural Health Clinic opening in early 2027.

For our patients, the most important thing to know is this: Dr. Truka and our dental team are staying right here. Your care, your records, and the relationships we have built over the years will continue forward.

This next chapter allows us to grow in ways that simply were not possible before and will help expand access to dental care for more individuals and families across our region. We are incredibly hopeful about what this means for the future of rural healthcare and for this community we care so deeply about.

We are grateful for the support, trust, and kindness our patients have shown us throughout the years, and we are excited to continue this journey together.

You can read the full press release and follow updates at mcmh.org/dental

MCMH is excited to announce in partnership with Dental Care PC & Dr. Kim Truka plans for a new Downtown Rural Health Clinic opening in early 2027, bringing dental, primary care, urgent care, and eventually behavioral health services together under one roof.

Today, May 27th the MCMH Board of Trustees voted to approve a resolution authorizing MCMH to begin the acquisition of Dental Care, PC, led by Dr. Kim Truka, DDS.

This integrated model is anticipated to be the first of its kind in Iowa and is designed to expand access to care for rural communities while helping patients receive coordinated services close to home.

Current Dental Care, PC patients do not need to take any action. Care teams, patient records, and established relationships will continue seamlessly.
We are incredibly grateful to Dr. Truka, her team, and the many partners who helped make this vision possible.

Read the full announcement and follow updates at www.mcmh.org/dental

05/12/2026

WHY WE TAKE X-RAYS
1. Look for decay between the teeth.
2. Check for bone loss.
3.  Check for decay under fillings.
4.  Look for infection at the tip of the root.
5.  Examine area before procedure.

03/20/2026

Enjoying Agora’s new Friday hours!

03/17/2026

May your troubles be less and your blessings be more and nothing but happiness come through your door.

02/20/2026

Connection between the mouth 👄 and the ❤️

An untreated cavity is more than just a dental problem. It’s an open pathway for bacteria to enter the body. If decay reaches the inner layer of the tooth in can enter the bloodstream. From there bacteria can travel and in some cases reach the heart.
Research shows oral infections increase the bodies inflammatory burden, putting strain on the cardiovascular system.

This is a strong example of how oral health directly impacts overall health. Timely dental treatment, regular check ups and good oral hygiene are about protecting life.