Madison’s dental offices spread from County Line Road to Hughes Road, Highway 72 and Madison Boulevard. The Madison dentist list contains 66 entries. Choosing a place near home or work helps when the care means more than a single visit. The treatment you need and the office’s insurance network matter alongside ratings and review counts.
Highway 72 choices for children and adult dental care
James Durham has a Highway 72 West entry. Treehouse Children’s Dentistry lists Suite 108 at 7559 Highway 72. Stock Dental is listed at 7564 Highway 72 West. For children’s care, the child’s age and any treatment needs help you choose between offices.
Dental Care of Huntsville has a 7666 Highway 72 West entry. Repairing a painful tooth can involve a filling, root-canal treatment or removal. An urgent dental exam helps the dentist judge which care fits. Gum treatment addresses the tissues supporting the teeth.
Madison Boulevard, Hughes Road and the Slaughter Road side
Jake Mimms has an entry at 8263 Madison Boulevard, Suite A. Pediatric Dentistry of Madison is at 8239 Madison Boulevard. The Richard Butler entry lists 24 Hughes Road, and Plaza Boulevard Dental lists 136 Plaza Boulevard.
Eastview Family Dentistry is at the corner of Eastview Drive and Slaughter Road. Its dentists use digital technology to make crowns in the office. This is repair work for a damaged tooth, while cosmetic care and whitening concern appearance.
Braces, replacement teeth and the full course of care
Braces and clear aligners move teeth over a series of visits. For missing teeth, choices include dentures and implants, with a tooth-replacement specialist for some needs. Removal, healing and fitting new teeth can each add to the cost of treatment.
Care beyond Madison’s road network
Huntsville and Athens add nearby offices for a particular treatment or a different drive. Harvest and Toney add choices to the north. Meridianville and Owens Cross Roads extend the options around the Huntsville area. The offices’ place in the ranked list follows Dental.me Score; read reviews about the care you need as well.
Madison questions about a child’s coverage and crown repairs
Does my child need a doctor’s referral to see an Alabama Medicaid dentist?
A child with full Alabama Medicaid can see a Medicaid dentist without a referral from a primary care doctor. The dentist must be enrolled in the program. Medically necessary braces have extra rules: a qualified clinic must request them and Medicaid must approve the treatment before it begins.
How does Eastview make its dental crowns?
Eastview uses digital technology to make single crowns in its own office. Its published explanation says this avoids bulky impressions and temporary crowns, with no added charge for that process. The practice is on the corner of Slaughter Road and Eastview Drive.
Sources for Madison coverage and crown care
Compare each office's contact details, reviews and type of care before deciding where to book.