Boynton Beach, FL Dentists | 111 Ranked

Where can I get income-based dental care in Boynton Beach?

Genesis Community Health offers dental care with income-based fees for uninsured patients in Boynton Beach. Services include fillings, tooth removal, cleanings, crowns and replacement teeth. It offers children's care and emergency exams. If you need a private office instead, our Boynton Beach guide starts from the tooth problem you have and narrows the 111 listed dentists from there.

Genesis sees dental patients in Suite 112 at 2623 South Seacrest Boulevard. Its Boynton Beach dental hours run from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. on weekdays; call 561-810-8790.

Boynton Beach cleaning plans: what does the yearly fee cover?

Schmidt Family Dental charges $349 a year for its adult plan, $499 for its adult gum-care plan and $279 for a child age 13 or younger. Visit Schmidt at 8240 South State Road 7, Suite 230, or call 561-903-1169.

• The adult plan includes 2 cleanings and 2 exams, needed X-rays except CT scans, an emergency exam and a fluoride treatment.
• Gum-care members receive 3 to 4 cleaning visits within the year. Adult plans give 25% off other treatment, excluding veneers and aligners.
• Membership runs 12 months. Payments are nonrefundable, and unused services expire. You can't combine a membership with dental insurance, outside financing or other offers.

28 Boynton Beach offices list gum care if you'd like to compare other options. These are this office's fees, not a price charged by every Boynton Beach dentist.

Boynton Beach adult Medicaid: which dental treatments are covered?

Florida Medicaid's adult dental benefits include dentures, tooth removal and pain care, plus limited exams and X-rays. The adult rules start at age 21. DentaQuest and LIBERTY manage the state's dental plans. Extra adult benefits can include fillings, cleanings and gum treatment, with limits set by the plan.

For children through age 20, covered services are broader: exams, cleanings, fillings, crowns, root canals and medically needed care are among the benefits. Match the dentist to the dental plan on your card when checking insurance. A parent's approved treatment can differ from a child's even when both have Medicaid.

What can a nervous child expect at a Boynton Beach visit?

Roseff Pediatric Dentistry introduces children to the instruments before examining their teeth and gums. A younger child can have a lap exam while sitting with a parent. The office is in Canyon Town Center at 8784 Boynton Beach Boulevard, Suite 103; 561-732-8333.

At that practice, cleaning and fluoride depend on the child's age and comfort. For a very worried child, staff can leave out parts of the visit. Fillings need a later visit. Across Boynton Beach, 13 offices include children's dental care among their services.

Tooth pain in Boynton Beach: how can I find emergency dental care?

For a painful or broken tooth, 19 Boynton Beach offices list emergency dental care. Genesis also provides emergency exams and tooth removal. Describe the pain and any swelling when calling, so the dental team can judge the urgency and tell you the exam charge.

A dental abscess needs urgent treatment from a dentist. Pain relief alone leaves the source of infection untreated. Swelling that makes breathing or swallowing hard needs 911; Bethesda Hospital East's emergency department is at 2815 South Seacrest Boulevard. That is medical emergency care, not a routine dental appointment.

What affects the cost of dentures and implants in Boynton Beach?

Schmidt Family Dental describes implant-supported dentures as costing more upfront than conventional dentures. Its treatment starts with an exam and images of the bone, then implant placement, healing and attachment of the replacement teeth. The practice offers fixed and patient-removable designs.

For a useful cost comparison, ask for the total for the proposed implant treatment, including the teeth attached to it. A single replacement tooth and a full jaw are different amounts of work. With dentures, discuss fittings and later adjustments too. The denture part can wear and need repair or replacement.

Genesis also lists veneers, and 32 Boynton Beach offices list cosmetic dental work.

Free dental care in Boynton Beach: who can use county programs?

The county's direct dental programs focus on Title 1 elementary-school prevention and uninsured adults living with HIV. School services include dental checks, sealants, fluoride varnish, and oral-health and nutrition lessons.

The HIV program offers basic dental care for adults who meet its rules. Its care line is 561-803-7352. Patients outside those groups can consider Genesis's income-based fees or private self-pay plans.

Can I get a dental interpreter with Medicaid in Boynton Beach?

LIBERTY offers its Florida Medicaid members free interpretation and translated materials. Member services at 833-276-0850 can arrange language help. Its dentist search also includes languages and wheelchair access, so those needs can be part of choosing the office.

Is there a ride to the dentist in Boynton Beach?

Palm Tran Connection provides shared rides for approved riders in Palm Beach County. Connection ADA covers trips when both the pickup and drop-off are within 3/4 mile of a Palm Tran bus route. Connection Plus covers trips when either one is farther away.

You must apply and be approved before using the service; the application line is 561-649-9838, Option 7. Rides can be booked up to 3 days ahead. The booking line takes calls daily from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.