Each year, COMOM holds a large-scale dental clinic in a Colorado community. COMOM provides quality dental services, at no cost, to individuals of all ages who cannot afford and access dental care. Recruitment of patients is a statewide initiative.
Angels walk amongst us . . . and I experienced it first-hand at COMOM.
I applaud the humanitarian effort and the donation of time. Can't say enough about the service. Wonderful job.
I appreciated COMOM so-o-o much. It touched many lives in the community!
The dentist was professional and caring. I thank him for getting me out of pain. It was exactly what I needed.
I was in tears because I was getting the treatment I needed and I don't have to be embarrassed. I can smile again. Thank you so, so much.
COMOM was the best experience I've ever had with a dentist. I was always afraid of dentists, and I'm no longer afraid.
Thank you. I love your heart. You didn't just fix my tooth, you helped with my self-esteem.
COMOM provides quality dental services, at no cost, to individuals of all ages who cannot afford and access dental care; eliminating dental pain, promoting oral health, creating smiles, and providing oral health education.
The Colorado Mission of Mercy (COMOM) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing free, high-quality dental care to individuals in need across Colorado. Each year, COMOM holds a large-scale, two-day dental clinic in a different Colorado community. This clinic is the cornerstone of COMOM’s work and reflects its mission to improve oral health and overall well-being for underserved populations.
COMOM’s clinics are open to anyone in need. Since its inception in 2007, COMOM has served more than 21,000 patients and provided over $19,000,000 in donated dental services.
Held in a large venue, such as a school or event center, the facility is transformed into a fully functional, 100-chair dental clinic. Patients receive cleanings, fillings, root canals, extractions, dentures, and ceramic crowns—all at no cost.
This tremendous effort is made possible by an outpouring of support from nearly 200 volunteer dentists, along with dental hygienists, assistants, lab technicians, healthcare professionals, and hundreds of lay volunteers. COMOM also partners with community organizations and local agencies to expand its impact.
COMOM is a careful steward of financial and in-kind contributions and relies entirely on the generosity of donors and volunteers. In addition to providing relief from dental pain, COMOM helps restore patients' oral health and appearance—improving self-esteem and expanding employment opportunities.
COMOM makes a lasting difference in the lives of Coloradans—one smile at a time.
Dental clinics have been held in:
2007: Alamosa
2008: Loveland
2009: Brighton
2010: Colorado Springs
2011: Brush
2012: Pueblo
2013: Greeley
2014: Henderson
2015: Canon City
2016: Brush
2017: Pueblo
2018: Greeley
2019: Glenwood Springs
2021: Canon City
2022: Pueblo
2023: Greeley
2024: Thornton
2025: Loveland
From 2007 through 2025, COMOM has served 21,000 patients and provided more than $19,000,000 in donated dental care.
At its inception in 2007, COMOM was a program of the Colorado Dental Association's Charitable and Educational Fund. In 2010, the IRS identified COMOM as a separate, nonprofit, tax-exempt 501(c)3 organization.
Organization name
Colorado Mission of Mercy
other names
COMOM
2010
Tax id (EIN)
27-1586585
Category
Health Care
Organization Size
Medium Organization
Address
1910 56th AvenueHeadquarters
1910 56th AvenueCO, US