The Palm Harbor dental directory has 54 public result cards across US 19, Tampa Road, East Lake Road and other addresses. A useful shortlist starts with the corridor you can reach for both the first visit and any follow-up. It then narrows by care need, treating clinician, plan network and the total written estimate.
Choose the location before comparing scores
US Highway 19 North carries the largest group of Palm Harbor addresses. Tampa Road, East Lake Road and Alternate 19/Palm Harbor Boulevard lead to different parts of the area. PSTA Route 19 serves the US 19 corridor, while the East Lake Shuttle lists connections at Shoppes of Boot Ranch and Tarpon/Huey. Neither route name proves a stop at a particular dental door. Street number, crossing, suite and return time decide whether the trip is workable.
Several cards can describe a group and an individual in the same building. Review averages become more useful with review counts and comments about the specific visit. The regular ranking method explains the order; paid Featured cards carry their own label. Florida’s Board of Dentistry provides the individual license check.
Make the care and coverage question precise
For a child, the pediatric results narrow the call list. Orthodontic care, gum-specialist care and implants involve different plans. Cosmetic and whitening tags are search leads, not a promise that a specific treatment is available. The emergency list gives phone leads for a current assessment.
Florida Medicaid uses separate dental plans: DentaQuest, Liberty and MCNA. The named plan can check the treating dentist, the proposed work and any required approval. For a private quote, the dental costs guide helps separate an exam, images, procedure and later visits. A written sequence matters especially for implants or dentures.
The implant-stages article shows why restoration may take several visits. The gum-disease article gives context for periodontal care, and the tooth-pain article covers short-term steps while arranging an urgent assessment.
Nearby directions and the older name links
The directory also covers Clearwater, Dunedin, Safety Harbor, Tarpon Springs, Holiday and Trinity. Each route changes the trip and plan-network search; the Florida directory has more locations.
These inherited name links remain as profile lookups; the Palm Harbor results and ordering are unchanged.
- Anida Capuri
- Oscar Menendez
- Hugh Wunderlich
- Scott Folino
- Dental Office of Palm Harbor Inc
- Susan Blankenship
- Palm Harbor Family Dentistry
- Johnny Johnson Jr & Alex J Johnson, PA
What changes between a US 19 and an East Lake dental visit?
The trip, not the town label, changes. US 19 carries the Route 19 bus corridor, while PSTA’s East Lake Shuttle has a defined service area and connecting points. Match each card’s street number to the actual stop, crossing or ride and check the return trip before comparing reviews and fees.
What should I check before using Florida Medicaid at a Palm Harbor office?
Identify your dental plan, then ask it about the treating dentist and proposed procedure. Florida lists DentaQuest, Liberty and MCNA separately from medical coverage. Adult expanded services can require prior approval. A directory tag or office name alone cannot prove network participation or the benefit for a particular treatment.
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Compare each office's contact details, reviews and type of care before deciding where to book.