The present sociological survey was carried out for the purpose of estimating the quality of stomatological care provided to people of elderly and senile age taking into account the sources of its financing. The study revealed the difference in the distribution of the respondents by sex, age, and place of residence depending on the source of payment for the treatment. The analysis has demonstrated that the number of patients satisfied with the material and technical facilities, the quality of anesthesia and dental care in general was greater among those who paid the cost of the dental treatment from their private means than among those whose treatment was paid for in the framework of obligatory medical insurance program. However, it should be emphasized that there was a higher percentage of the respondents who were at a loss with the choice of the answer among those giving preference to treatment through the system of obligatory medical insurance. It is concluded that the results of the survey can be used to improve organization and estimation of the stomatological service to the people of elderly and senile age irrespective of the source of financing.