The Madera dentist directory shows 62 contact cards. A family may need a child’s first exam, a filling, an orthodontic visit or urgent help, and those calls lead to different questions. Start with the current Medi-Cal Dental network, then compare the office address and appointment. An Almond Avenue address and a Cleveland Avenue address can differ in pickup and return plans.
The child-care call has four parts
DHCS offers a Medi-Cal Dental provider search with filters for place, specialty, language and new-patient status. It warns that a result cannot guarantee an opening. The member line at 800-322-6384 helps locate care. The office can then give the child’s age limit, treating dentist, next visit and any approval needed for a procedure.
California’s 2026 notice changed some adult Medi-Cal dental benefits based on immigration status, while preserving emergency coverage and full benefits for children under 19 and certain other groups. A parent’s coverage cannot be assumed from a child’s card. The member line can give the current answer for that person.
Match the street to the return trip
Among the public Madera address strings, Almond appears in 14, Yosemite in eight and Cleveland in six. These are card counts; several clinicians may work at the same site. Madera Metro runs Purple, Orange, Green and Blue routes. The city says Green and Blue have no Saturday service. The exact suite, stop and return time matter when a parent accompanies a child or a procedure runs long.
Camarena Health lists dental care at 750 E Almond Avenue and 124 S A Street, with different posted schedules. Its A Street site lists Saturday dental hours; the clinic can give current openings and charges. Low-income patients may qualify for a sliding-fee discount after the site’s assessment. A written cost comparison separates the first exam from later work.
Use care filters, then verify the treating person
Eight Madera cards have a pediatric tag. Other views cover orthodontics, clear aligners, implants, urgent care, gum care, root canals, dentures, whitening and cosmetic care. A tag starts a call; the treating dentist’s state license, plan and appointment need separate checks.
42 cards have comparable Google ratings, averaging 4.50 stars across 5,068 reviews. The other 20 do not carry the same rating data. A rating does not show whether a dentist treats a particular age or accepts a plan. Dental.me’s ranking method is another measure, not a substitute for license or coverage checks.
Earlier directory links
The older article linked these pages; they remain as neutral navigation, not recommendations or current score leaders: Kanwar Deep Singh Sachdeva, a Dental Corporation, Bayrakdarian Madera, D.M.D., Inc., Jason Keledjian, Miller Skinner and Dastrup Dental Corporation, Nassar Dental Corporation, Western Dental Services, Madera Kids Dental World, Children’s Dentistry of Madera, Dhillon Dental Corp and Kaur Dentistry. Current service and availability come from the office.
Other regional lists
The Fresno, Clovis, Chowchilla, Kerman, Le Grand and Mendota directories offer more calls when the local network is narrow. The full Madera directory remains the local starting point.
Madera appointment questions
Does a pediatric tag mean a Madera office takes Medi-Cal?
No. The tag describes a service category in this directory. Medi-Cal Dental’s official search and member line give the current network. The office can then state the child’s age range, treating dentist, openings and any needed approval.
Can I reach a Saturday Madera dental visit by Madera Metro?
Some routes run Saturdays, but the city says its Green and Blue fixed routes do not. A Street Health Center lists Saturday dental hours; other offices set their own schedules. The exact address, stop, return time and current route alert determine whether transit works for a particular visit.
Sources
Compare each office's contact details, reviews and type of care before deciding where to book.