Simi Valley, CA Dentists | 131 Ranked

Dental visits across west and east Simi Valley

Madera Road and Royal Avenue give west-side patients local dental choices, while Eve Road sits in east Simi Valley. These are useful places to weigh in the Simi Valley choosing guide when a course of care means repeat trips. Los Angeles Avenue and the 118 connect different parts of the valley.

A ZIP can help you start close to home. The visit itself still needs to fit your tooth problem, budget and daily trip. Root canal care, braces and a new denture each have a different pattern of visits. A plan that names each stage makes the travel and cost easier to weigh.

Free or low-cost dental care on Royal Avenue

The Free Clinic of Simi Valley suggests a $40 donation per visit, with care available regardless of ability to contribute. Its dental program is at 2003 Royal Avenue. Appointments use 805-522-3733. The clinic serves uninsured and underinsured people and does not bill insurance.

Its scope includes routine exams and cleaning, X-rays, fillings and simple extractions. Volunteers provide the care by appointment. The office's dental schedule depends on its volunteer team. An urgent tooth problem needs a dental assessment with a service that can see you for that need.

Income-based dental fees near Madera Road

Clinicas del Camino Real provides dental care at 1424 Madera Road in 93065. The Madera center's dental line is 805-915-4135. It treats children and adults. The organization accepts Medi-Cal and offers income-based fees for uninsured patients.

Family size and income set the sliding-fee level. The resulting bill also depends on the work your teeth need. A discounted exam can lead to a plan for fillings, tooth removal or another repair. The price of that work needs to be clear before you agree to it.

The east Simi Valley dental option on Eve Road

Clinicas East Simi Valley has dental care at 4370 Eve Road in 93063. Its dental contact is 805-915-4430. The site also has medical services, including CAREPLUS urgent care. Those medical walk-in arrangements are not a dental walk-in policy.

The Clinicas dental program includes prevention, children's care, gum care, crowns, root canals and dentures. The exam determines the work and where it will take place. A family using more than one service needs to know which site handles each visit. This matters when the next appointment is across the valley.

Medi-Cal benefits for a Simi Valley adult's teeth

Full-scope Medi-Cal can pay for adult crowns, root canals, gum treatment and dentures under its dental rules. Some services need approval before work begins. Restricted benefits cover less care. The benefit that applies to you needs to match the proposed treatment.

The state Medi-Cal Dental line, 800-322-6384, can help a Simi Valley member find participating care. The dentist and location must accept that benefit. A health plan name on a medical visit alone leaves the dental arrangement to confirm. The bill should show the work the benefit pays for and any amount you will owe.

Paying for an urgent tooth repair in Simi Valley

A private urgent dental bill can include an exam, X-rays and the repair needed for the tooth. A call to a Simi Valley emergency dentist can establish the first visit's fee. The office needs to hear about swelling, pain or injury to judge the care required. An exam alone can leave further work to be priced.

The Royal Avenue volunteer clinic books appointments; a painful tooth can need a faster assessment elsewhere. A Simi Valley patient weighing the first visit against a root canal or extraction can use the California urgent dental guide to compare those parts of care. If severe bleeding or a breathing problem makes this a medical emergency, call 911. Adventist Health Simi Valley's emergency room is at 2975 Sycamore Drive and handles medical emergencies.

A child's dental exam in Simi Valley

Simi Valley families can weigh 17 offices listing child-focused dental care. The children's dental options can be weighed with the Madera and Eve Road centers, which treat all ages. A young child's age, comfort and tooth problem shape the visit. The plan needs to explain any treatment beyond an exam.

Medi-Cal covers children's preventive dental care and other covered treatment. For a Simi Valley family moving between school and dental visits, the California pediatric guide can help frame an age-appropriate choice. A child needing a more involved procedure can need a referral. The reason and next location should be clear.

Braces and repeat appointments from either side of the valley

A braces plan includes a course of visits, not just the day the braces go on. Simi Valley orthodontic care can bring a family back for adjustments and retainers. For a west-side family using an east-side office, the full commitment includes travel and the treatment fees discussed in the California orthodontic guide.

The estimate should state which visits, retainers and repairs are included. It also needs terms for care that takes longer. Covered orthodontic treatment must meet Medi-Cal's standards for medical need. Private treatment needs a full price and clear payment terms.

Dentures, implants and the price of replacing teeth in Simi Valley

The Royal Avenue clinic lists full and partial dentures among its services. Clinicas also includes dentures in its dental program. An exam sets the kind of appliance and any tooth removal needed first. A Simi Valley denture plan should cover fitting and adjustment visits.

Implant treatment can involve a scan, surgery, a connecting piece and the new tooth. Bone work or a temporary tooth can add to the bill. Separately billed surgery and a final tooth, covered in the California implant guide, can change a Simi Valley patient's total. A single quoted price needs to show what it includes.

An endodontist treats the inside of a tooth. An oral surgeon can handle surgical work, and gum care concerns tooth support. Whitening changes tooth color. The choice starts with the tooth's condition and the goal of care.

Reaching dental care on Simi Valley Transit

Simi Valley Transit runs Routes 10, 20 and 30, with a $1.50 single fare. Route 10 connects to Metro in Chatsworth. A day pass costs $5. Reduced bus fares are 75 cents for eligible riders, including seniors age 65 and older with proof.

The city's Dial-A-Ride costs $2 each way and needs an application and identification. Seniors 65+ or ADA-certified riders can qualify within its service area. Booking is through 805-583-6464. CONNECT InterCity needs its own application and costs $8 each way for regional trips.

Spanish help before a Simi Valley dental appointment

The Free Clinic's dental phone service has a Spanish prompt, and its intake forms are in English and Spanish. That gives patients a way to begin the booking process in either language. The appointment needs language support for consent, the treatment plan and charges too. A request made while booking helps the dental team arrange the right support.

Simi Valley offices and choices beyond the valley

Moorpark lies west along the 118 corridor. Chatsworth and West Hills extend the choice toward Los Angeles County. Thousand Oaks, Oak Park and Agoura Hills add other locations to weigh for repeat care.

• Avenue of Smiles Dental Practice
• Hello Smile Dental - Kevin Ju, DDS, FICOI
• Jeffrey Proniloff DDS Inc
• Konstantinos Proussaefs
• Royal Family Dental
• Sahar Yaftaly DMD
• Simi Valley Family Dental Office
• William Puetz

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