A good fit among Santa Clarita's 68 listed dentists matches the treatment you need with a clear total price and a workable route through Newhall, Saugus, Valencia or Canyon Country. Reviews from the 18 offices rated 4.9 to 5.0 can help you discuss the care, bills and follow-up that matter to your family. With 16 implant listings, a missing-tooth plan should identify both surgery and the final tooth, including the address for each stage. For a child's visits or ongoing gum care, compare the cleaning allowance and age rules before choosing an office plan.
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Rated Santa Clarita offices average 4.48 stars across 6,756 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.57 statewide. 18 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 10 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.
Current score leaders: Three Two Three® Dentistry (Score 100, 5.0 stars, 372 reviews); White Crown Dental (Score 99, 5.0 stars, 1,111 reviews); Monti and Hillyard a Dental Partnership (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 1,252 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Monti and Hillyard a Dental Partnership, with 1,252 reviews at 4.9 stars.
The 3 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 49 dental offices: 91321 (23), 91350 (16), 91355 (10).
Canyon Country Dental Care charges $199 yearly for the first plan member. Each extra member costs $59 yearly. Enrollment also has a one-time $20 processing fee. The office is at 27552 Sierra Highway.
The plan allows two $5 exams and two $5 X-ray visits yearly. Each of two routine cleanings costs $15.
The plan lists 25% off gum maintenance and other treatment. A Santa Clarita price comparison needs both dues and visit charges. The office can price further cleanings if your care needs more visits.
Erik Cadra's office lists adult dues of $149 yearly and $99 for children through age 14. Exams and X-rays are included. Cleaning and other eligible work get 20% off. That leaves a cleaning charge after you pay the dues.
The office is at 28212 Kelly Johnson Parkway, Suite 205; phone 661-259-7272. Its plan excludes Invisalign, retainers, whitening and cosmetic procedures. It applies only at that office and cannot be combined with insurance or CareCredit.
Cadra's posted standard fees list an adult cleaning at $150. A child under 15 pays $111 before any plan discount. The $405 gum-cleaning fee applies to one quarter of your mouth. The exam sets the kind of care needed.
Its complete upper denture fee is $2,868; the lower is $2,874. Those are separate fees for removable teeth. A dental implant plan needs prices for the surgery and final replacement too. These are one office's posted fees, with your own plan set after an exam.
Samuel Dixon Family Health Center lists select dental care at its Newhall site. The address is 23772 Newhall Avenue, with dental contact 661-402-2319. Its agency services include income-based fees. The dental program describes care for uninsured adults and children, including films, screening and fluoride.
That gives families a contact for preventive dental care. The team can establish which treatment it provides and any referral needed. Medical clinic hours alone cannot establish a dental appointment.
SCV Dental and Wellness Center is at 17909 Soledad Canyon Road, on the second floor. Northeast Valley Health Corporation lists 661-673-8888 for this center. Its current location list gives this dental address. The clinic can review your care needs and payment options before a trip.
Medi-Cal Dental includes covered exams, fillings, root canals and dentures. Your eligibility and the treatment rules determine payment. The member line, 800-322-6384, helps locate participating dentists. For children's braces, the child must meet the program's criteria.
DHCS has delayed the planned adult dental restriction tied to immigration status. An older notice can therefore give outdated timing. The county and dental program can check the benefit that applies to you.
Cadra's fee list gives $139 for an emergency exam. Films and repair work need their own explanation in an urgent-care estimate. Repair costs follow the diagnosis, including any work sent to a specialist.
Henry Mayo Newhall Hospital has 24-hour emergency medical care at 23845 McBean Parkway in Valencia. A breathing emergency or severe injury needs 911, including during a dental problem. Routine tooth repairs still need a dental appointment.
Santa Clarita Dial-A-Ride serves registered residents aged 60 and older during regular service hours. A certified disability is another qualifying route. Phone reservations at 661-294-9327 can be made one to seven days ahead. The pickup window extends 15 minutes before and after your planned time.
Dental trips can also involve San Fernando or Los Angeles for a particular service or plan. Palmdale and Lancaster offer other directories toward the Antelope Valley. A multi-office course needs the full visit sequence before you arrange travel.
Samuel Dixon's Newhall program describes select dental care for uninsured adults and children, and its agency offers income-based fees. The dental team must establish the charge for your care. A local membership also has dues and service terms. Neither an uninsured patient nor a family plan automatically qualifies for every service at no charge.
Canyon Country Dental Care's plan charges members for its routine cleanings as well as annual dues. It allows two cleanings at the listed member price each year. Gum maintenance receives a percentage discount instead. The dentist needs to establish the cleaning type before you compare what the whole year will cost.
Cadra lists an emergency exam at $139, which is a starting fee for that office rather than a citywide average. Films and treatment can add to the bill. A quote should identify the work proposed for the painful tooth. If another office handles the repair, its charge also belongs in your budget.
Medi-Cal Dental lists dentures and root canals among its benefits, with payment subject to your eligibility and the service rules. The dental office needs to check the proposed treatment before work starts. That review should identify any approval needed and your share of cost. A directory category alone cannot establish coverage.
Implants add a surgical course to the cost of the replacement teeth. Cadra's published schedule gives separate upper and lower denture fees. Adding implants requires a plan for surgery, healing and the final teeth. The written estimate should show which of those stages is included, along with care at any other office.
Cadra's membership page includes children aged 14 and younger in its child plan. Its fee list also puts a standard cleaning for a child under 15 in the child price group. The appointment still needs a care plan if fillings, gum treatment or another service is needed beyond the listed exam and cleaning.
Cadra's office membership is limited to care at that practice. A referral to another dentist needs its own fee and insurance check. The plan also excludes clear aligners, retainers, whitening and cosmetic work. Those limits matter when your proposed treatment moves between a general office and a specialist elsewhere in the valley.
Santa Clarita's age rule starts at 60 for registered residents using Dial-A-Ride during regular hours. A certified disability can also establish eligibility. Dental visits can be booked for the trip out and the return. The driver provides curb-to-curb travel, so any medical escort needs should be discussed with the dental team.
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Updated November 10, 2026