Greeley patients with Health First Colorado can find covered dental care through DentaQuest's network; the 77 dentists below offer a starting point for comparing locations and services. Adults have a $3,000 yearly dental benefit, while emergency care and dentures are outside that cap. Children's coverage has no yearly dollar limit, and covered dental visits have no copay. You'll need an office that participates in your dental network and can bill the work you need, so check those details with the treating office before arranging your visit.
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3 local offices are listed under the dental group names below.
Comfort Dental in Greeley: Smile Eight Professionals LLC, Greeley Dental, Professional LLC.
Aspen Dental in Greeley: Joshua Ulibarri.
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The largest supported local categories include Dental Implants (21), Cosmetic Dentists (21), Orthodontists (21), Invisalign Dentists (21).
These guides help you compare Greeley dentists, understand treatment choices and plan for costs and insurance.
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Rated Greeley offices average 4.75 stars across 14,730 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.67 statewide. 22 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 21 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.
Current score leaders: Scott Williams (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 737 reviews); James Shaddock (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 665 reviews); GB Dental Associates (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 660 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Colorado Dental Specialist Practice, LLC, with 1,265 reviews at 4.7 stars.
All 77 listed offices are in ZIP codes 80634 (66), 80631 (11).
Greeley's dental choices stretch from central A Street to the Aims campus and western streets. Return trips matter when choosing an office in Greeley for care with several visits.
Google ratings run from 4.9 to 5.0 at 22 of Greeley's listed offices. Read comments about your kind of treatment, then weigh the written price and follow-up care.
Sunrise Family Dental treats adults and children at 1006 A Street. Its dental line is 970-352-0048. Dental hours run Monday through Friday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Care includes fillings, tooth removal, gum cleaning and removable dentures. Fees depend on ability to pay, with proof of income needed for a discount. Sunrise accepts payment plans; payment is due at the visit. Its team includes English-Spanish speakers.
Current Aims students and their immediate family can receive basic dental care on campus through Sunrise. Use 5311 West 20th Street, Suite A, and dental line 970-702-7200.
Dental visits run Monday through Thursday from 7:30 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Adult Health First Colorado dental care has a $3,000 yearly limit, with dentures and emergency services outside that limit. Each July starts a new benefit year. Dental copays are $0; children have no annual limit.
Cleanings, fillings, root canals and crowns are covered services. Some care needs approval. Check the benefit for your root canal or gum treatment before work starts.
Greeley Dental Health advertises Gloss membership plans starting at $25 a month. Plans include cleanings, exams and routine X-rays, with up to 20% off other work.
You'll find this office at 1600 23rd Avenue, Suite 200. The starting fee is for its own plan. Compare what you'll owe for cosmetic care or whitening after any discount.
Sunrise helps eligible older adults use Colorado's Senior Dental Program. You must be at least 60, with income at or below 250% of the federal poverty guideline. You must lack private dental insurance and be ineligible for Health First Colorado or Old Age Pension dental care.
Ordinary Medicare Advantage dental cover is allowed; an extra dental supplement excludes you. Sunrise staff can help work through these rules.
Greeley has 17 listed choices for children's dentistry. For a child's first visits, age and comfort needs help narrow the choice.
School-age care can involve regular braces visits. Greeley and Evans elementary, middle and high school students ride Gallop buses free with a current school-year ID. That can reduce the travel cost of repeated visits for children's dental care.
Sunrise provides emergency dental services with income-based fees. Describe the painful tooth when calling for care; an exam shows which treatment is needed. Its published services include tooth removal and fillings, both relevant when weighing urgent dental options.
For a medical emergency, call 911; Banner North Colorado Medical Center provides local emergency care. Trouble breathing or severe spreading swelling needs medical help. A toothache still needs a dentist's assessment for treatment of the tooth.
Sunrise provides removable dentures in Greeley. An implant quote should include surgery, the connecting part and finished tooth. Early work adds to the cost of replacing a tooth.
Colorado's Dental Board and license lookup help you check the treating dentist. The surgeon and dentist making the tooth can have different roles.
Gallop Route 1 connects the West 10th and West 20th Street corridors. Route 4 serves the 23rd Avenue and medical-center area; Route 5 links downtown with the UNC side of town. Choose the route for the actual office and return visit.
Eaton, Windsor and Johnstown add nearby choices. For Loveland or Fort Collins care, include adjustments and follow-up in the travel decision.
Sunrise offers income-based dental fees and payment plans for uninsured Greeley patients. Proof of income helps set the discount. Its services extend beyond cleanings to fillings, tooth removal and dentures. A private-office membership offers another way to pay, with its own fee and rules for included treatment.
Current Aims students and their immediate family can use the campus dental service run by Sunrise. The household still needs a way to pay for care. This option can suit a student bringing a child to visits near classes. Your bill depends on your coverage and any fee discount.
Dentures and emergency dental services sit outside Health First Colorado's $3,000 adult yearly limit. Other covered adult work uses the benefit year that starts in July. For Greeley patients planning several treatments, the dentist and plan can explain the covered work, approvals and remaining benefit before treatment begins.
Sunrise provides emergency dental services and income-based fees, giving an uninsured Greeley adult a place to discuss a painful tooth. The first assessment guides the treatment and price. For trouble breathing or another medical emergency, use 911 and local emergency medical care before trying to arrange an ordinary dental visit.
Sunrise helps Greeley adults age 60 and older apply for Colorado's Senior Dental Program. Income must fit its 250% poverty-guideline ceiling. The rules also look at the dental coverage you have. Someone excluded from Medicaid for income could still meet these grant rules, depending on income and other insurance.
A removable denture and an implant plan use different steps to replace teeth. Dentures can involve tooth removal, fittings and later changes; implants add surgery and parts that support the teeth. Sunrise provides removable dentures locally. Compare both written plans for the finished teeth and care needed along the way.
The child's age, past dental experience and planned treatment help identify the right Greeley office. Sunrise treats children as well as adults and offers preventive services. Discuss comfort needs before the visit so the team can explain its approach. For braces, include the later adjustment visits when comparing locations and costs.
A high rating alone cannot tell you who should treat your tooth. Read Greeley reviews for the type of care you need, then discuss the tooth with the dentist. Colorado's license search lets you check that person. The visit should explain the planned work and whether you need a specialist.
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Updated November 13, 2026