Butler County Veterans Service Commission Dental Program
Since late 2025 the commission pays for dental care at Primary Health Solutions, from examinations and cleanings to fillings, crowns, dentures, root canals and extractions, for a Butler County veteran of 90 days with a general discharge or better who holds the county veteran ID card and has seen a service officer in the last two years.
Also called: dental, dentist, dentures, root canal, crowns, fillings, extractions, Primary Health Solutions, dental voucher.
The Butler County Veterans Service Commission started a dental programme with Primary Health Solutions after a request for proposals in autumn 2025. A staff member checks eligibility and issues a voucher at the commission's office.
What it covers. Preventive and diagnostic care (examination and oral cancer screening, cleaning and fluoride, bitewing and panoramic X-rays, periodontal evaluation); restorative and surgical care (fillings, crowns, bridges and dentures, root canals, simple and complex extractions, denture adjustments and repairs); and care coordination, with appointments within 30 days. Any dental insurance is billed first and the commission pays the rest up to the approved amount. By mid-2026 it had issued 159 basic and 99 comprehensive vouchers, above its $125,000 contract, and its minutes show it considering surgical care and adjusting the contract.
Who qualifies, under the commission's rules. A veteran with at least one discharge characterized general or higher; at least one day of active duty outside training, or a current VA compensation or pension award; a visit with a service officer at the commission within the two years before the voucher; a Butler County veteran ID card from the County Recorder (see the ID card entry); and 90 days' residence in the county. The ID card condition is the commission's own.
Thresholds
Thresholds for Butler County Veterans Service Commission Dental Program
Gate
Rule
General discharge or better, county veteran ID card
A veteran with a general discharge or better, active duty outside training or a VA award, a service officer visit within two years, the county veteran ID card and 90 days in the county. No rating is needed.
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Disclaimer
VetTOC is not affiliated with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs or the Department of Defense. Information is for reference only and is not an eligibility determination. Verify with VA, the relevant state or territory, or an accredited VSO.