For a dentist near Bay Drive in Largo, choose an office that handles your treatment and fits your usual trip: the 61 local listings include 25 rated 4.9 to 5.0 on Google. West Bay Drive and Indian Rocks Road have west-side choices, while East Bay Drive and Belcher Road can fit an east-side trip. Read patient accounts of similar care and look at how many reviews stand behind a star average. Before booking, confirm your dentist takes your exact dental plan and can give an estimate for work beyond the exam.
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Aspen Dental in Largo: Marely Estrada Toledo.
Coast Dental in Largo: Sandra Khabner.
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Rated Largo offices average 4.75 stars across 8,000 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.56 statewide. 25 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 14 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.
Current score leaders: Stanley Levsky (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 1,039 reviews); Christopher J. Bonham, D.M.D., P.A. (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 639 reviews); Blue Dental PA (Score 97, 5.0 stars, 389 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Stanley Levsky, with 1,039 reviews at 4.9 stars.
The 3 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 44 dental offices: 33770 (19), 33771 (16), 33774 (9).
Largo has dental offices on East and West Bay Drive, with more choices along Ulmerton Road and Seminole Boulevard. The Largo dentist guide follows those roads and Indian Rocks Road. A place near your usual trip can make repeat visits for tooth repairs or gum care easier.
Largo Dental One lists $39 a month for 2 routine cleanings and $79 for 4 gum-maintenance cleanings. Both plans renew automatically after each 12-month term.
Piper Family Dentistry has an annual self-pay plan with reduced fees for cleanings, exams, X-rays and other treatment. CareCredit is also offered.
DOH-Pinellas, the county health department, lists an $80 emergency dental visit for people without insurance. Its Mid-County location has dental care on Ulmerton Road. The program sees Medicaid children through age 20 and Medicaid adults with urgent needs.
The Pinellas County Health Program includes dental referrals for eligible uninsured residents age 18 to 64. It checks income and whether you qualify for Medicaid, Medicare or other public aid. County staff review your application before approving referrals. Care uses the program's approved dentists.
Evara Health offers lower dental fees for people who qualify through their income and household size. Its Clearwater Dental Center is north of Largo. The center offers fillings, dentures and routine care. If you're paying without insurance, Evara can give a Good Faith Estimate before your visit.
A cleaning at St. Petersburg College costs $30 with current full-mouth X-rays, or $45 when that set of X-rays is needed. Visits are for adults and children from age 5.
Licensed teachers check the student hygienists' work. A visit takes 2 to 3 hours; care can take more than one visit to finish.
Florida Medicaid includes dentures and urgent dental care for adults from age 21. Plans can add fillings and cleanings. Children through age 20 get more covered care, including needed exams and tooth repairs. Some work needs the dental plan's approval.
A Medicaid health plan also helps members who need a ride to dental care. The dental plan handles finding a dentist and checking benefits.
Dental Walk-In Clinic's Pinellas office provides emergency dentistry, tooth removal and root-canal care. For urgent care, tell the Belcher Road team which tooth hurts and what happened to it. Its services also cover injuries to teeth, with sedation listed as an option.
A dental problem that leaves you struggling to breathe needs 911. HCA Florida Largo Hospital, on 14th Street SW, treats medical emergencies.
Florida Dental Centers' Largo office takes Medicare Advantage plans. Its replacement teeth include full and partial dentures, with implants another option. Your plan sets what it pays for the work.
For routine dentures, Original Medicare usually pays nothing. It covers some dental treatment tied to medical care, such as a kidney transplant.
PSTA Route 52 has stops along East Bay Drive and at Largo Transit Center. Route 59 serves Largo Health Department, Largo Mall and Indian Rocks Beach. The full bus trip matters for a long student cleaning or several dental fittings.
St. Petersburg College in Pinellas Park charges $45 with full-mouth X-rays and $30 when those X-rays are current. SPC's fee pays for cleaning follow-up as well as the first visit. It gives only a brief dental screening, so tooth repairs need another office.
DOH-Pinellas posts an $80 flat fee for an uninsured emergency dental visit. Its county program also provides adult Medicaid urgent care and children's dental services. Mid-County is its Largo location. Describe the tooth problem to the department so staff can explain the visit and any further care.
The county health program offers dental referrals. DOH-Pinellas lists dentures for its uninsured members age 18 to 64. You need to meet income rules and be ineligible for Medicaid, Medicare or other public aid. The program approves care and sends you to its dentists.
Largo Dental One's gum-maintenance membership includes 4 maintenance cleanings, while its healthy-mouth plan includes 2 routine cleanings. The dentist's exam helps decide which care you need. Each membership lasts 12 months and renews each year, so the full year's fee matters when planning your dental spending.
Original Medicare generally leaves patients paying for dentures and most routine dental services. Kidney transplants and some other medical treatments can create exceptions to that dental rule. Florida Dental Centers Largo takes Medicare Advantage plans; each plan has its own dental limits and dentist network.
Florida Medicaid covers adult dentures and care for pain, including limited exams, X-rays and tooth removals. Your dental plan can require approval for the work. It can also add fillings and cleanings. A Largo dentist must take your actual plan to bill it.
Piper asks patients to pay its service fee and helps the insurer reimburse them afterward. It estimates charges and the likely insurance share before care. You can pay by cash, check or debit; major credit cards carry a 3% fee, which can affect your final payment.
Florida Dental Centers Largo lists care for children from age 12, as well as teens and adults. Its Ulmerton Road team includes dentists who treat root canals and perform oral surgery. Talk with the office about the child's age and dental needs when planning the first visit.
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