Rogers, AR Dentists | 89 Ranked

Rogers dental bills: annual care, monthly payments and income-based help

Rogers has dental offices along West Walnut Street, Horsebarn Road and Financial Parkway, as well as downtown. The Rogers dentist comparison guide follows those local choices. A parent's gum treatment, a child's cleaning and a full set of replacement teeth can bring very different bills.

Yearly cleaning plans at the downtown office

Downtown Dental charges $413.09 a year for its routine-care membership. That buys 2 cleanings, 2 fluoride treatments, exams and X-rays. Its gum-maintenance plan is $674.10 with 4 maintenance cleanings. Two plans that include deep cleaning cost $1,314.10 and $1,474.10.

Each plan gives 20% off additional work. The office also accepts CareCredit and Sunbit for treatment financing.

• 214 South 3rd Street; 479-636-4771.

Discounted dental visits on Southern Hills Boulevard

Community Clinic adjusts fees to household size and income. Bring proof of income to apply for the discount. The Rogers Family Dental location is west of I-49 off Pleasant Grove Road. Free language assistance is available through the clinic.

• 3710 West Southern Hills Boulevard, Suite 700; 855-438-2280.

Charitable adult dentistry on South 8th Street

Samaritan Dental's application-based program serves adults below 200% of the federal poverty limit. Its charitable and Medicaid care is at the Rogers Center. The dental line can explain the application and treatment arrangements.

• 2910 South 8th Street; 479-636-0451.

What Arkansas Medicaid can pay toward a Rogers visit

Adult Medicaid covers up to $500 for most dental care in the July-to-June benefit year. Covered care includes an exam, cleaning, X-rays and fluoride, plus certain fillings and extractions. Use your Medicaid ID for dental care; the state has returned to direct Medicaid billing.

A child's visit on Financial Parkway

Crabtree Pediatric Dentistry describes a first visit with an oral-health exam, cleaning and home-care guidance. The practice treats infants through adolescents and lists special-needs dentistry. Among the Rogers choices, 10 list children's dentistry.

• 3801 West Financial Parkway, Suite 101; 479-370-0101.

Braces payments that can outlast active treatment

Smith & Davis Orthodontics posts payments starting at $250 down and $125 a month. It offers terms up to 36 months. The office says some patients finish treatment in 12 months while paying over 36, an important difference when budgeting for braces.

• 604 South 52nd Street; 479-286-0040.

Implants and the bill before insurance pays you back

Exo Dental requires payment at the visit and sends insurance claims for patients whose plans allow their choice of dentist. Any insurance reimbursement goes to you. Its consultation includes a 3D scan and a discussion of bone, treatment choices, costs and financing.

A single tooth, a removable implant denture and a fixed full-arch bridge involve different work. Compare the implant treatment itself before comparing monthly bills.

• 4307 South Pleasant Crossing Boulevard, Suite 103; 479-391-3857.

A painful tooth near West Walnut Street

River Dental's Walnut Street office lists hours through noon on Friday. On Monday through Thursday, the office opens at 8 a.m. and closes at 4 p.m.

Weekends are closed. Call about the pain, swelling or damaged tooth when arranging urgent dental care. Its general dentistry services include root canals and extractions.

• 2001 West Walnut Street; 479-636-6807.