Dentists in Palm Beach Gardens, FL | 65 Ranked

Dentist in Palm Beach Gardens: how do I compare nearby offices?

Choose among 65 Palm Beach Gardens dentists by matching the treatment you need, then compare the 18 rated 4.9 to 5.0 alongside patient comments and your insurance network. For a checkup, look for feedback about the exam and how clearly the dentist explained any proposed work. For a painful tooth or missing teeth, focus on the relevant emergency, root canal or implant services instead of assuming a high rating covers every type of treatment. If you're searching in 33418, compare those offices with 33410 options before settling on a dentist for ongoing care.

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Dental specialties in Palm Beach Gardens

The largest supported local categories include Dental Implants (28), Cosmetic Dentists (25), Teeth Whitening (25), Periodontists (19).

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Comparing Palm Beach Gardens dentists

Rated Palm Beach Gardens offices average 4.60 stars across 5,855 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.56 statewide. 18 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 8 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.

Current score leaders: Andrew Rudnick DMD PA (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 1,164 reviews); Lee Cohen (Score 96, 5.0 stars, 233 reviews); Chase Dental Sleepcare of Palm Beach Gardens (Score 96, 5.0 stars, 193 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Andrew Rudnick DMD PA, with 1,164 reviews at 4.9 stars.

The 3 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 64 dental offices: 33410 (40), 33418 (18), 33408 (6).

Where should I compare Palm Beach Gardens dental offices in 33418 and 33410?

ZIP 33410 accounts for 40 of the listed offices. Burns Road, Northlake Boulevard and PGA Boulevard offer different locations when comparing Palm Beach Gardens dentists.

Palm Tran's Route 3 follows Military Trail from Palm Beach Gardens toward Boca Raton. Its stops include Gardens Mall and PGA Boulevard. For a series of visits, compare that route with coastal offices in North Palm Beach or Juno Beach.

What does a Palm Beach Gardens cleaning membership cost?

Gardens Dental Spa charges $455 for its adult Healthy Mouth annual plan. A spouse or dependent in the same household costs $425. The plan includes 2 regular exams, 2 healthy-gum cleanings, needed X-rays and oral cancer screening.

At 11380 Prosperity Farms Road, Suite 108, the membership also discounts listed treatment by 15%; call 561-799-7791. The office offers surgical and nonsurgical gum care, so bleeding or sore gums need an assessment before you choose a routine-cleaning package.

Where can Palm Beach Gardens residents get low-cost fillings or extractions?

The Health Care District's West Palm Beach center treats adults and children with or without insurance. Dental care at 1150 45th Street includes exams, cleanings, fillings and extractions. Book through 561-642-1000; dental hours are weekdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Its income-based dental fees are $30, $50, $70 or $90 per service for eligible households. Separate services have separate charges. The discount considers income and family size, with help available through 200% of the federal poverty level.

Applications are available in English, Spanish and Creole. Income documents are due within 14 days of the first appointment. Insured patients can also apply, and financial counselors help with the form.

How do Palm Beach Gardens Medicaid dental benefits differ for adults and children?

Florida Medicaid's dental plans are DentaQuest and Liberty Dental. Standard benefits for adults 21 and older include limited exams and X-rays, extractions, pain care and dentures. Expanded benefits differ by plan, so the name on your dental card matters when choosing an office.

For children under 21, covered services can include preventive care, fillings, crowns and root canals. Treatment must meet the program's rules. A child's dental coverage and an adult's benefits can differ within one household.

Can a Palm Beach Gardens emergency dentist see a toothache after work?

11 listed offices offer emergency dental services. Gardens Dental Care treats toothaches, broken teeth and lost crowns at 5520 PGA Boulevard, Suite 208. Its Tuesday hours run from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m.; phone 561-776-6177 about your symptoms.

The office lists French, Spanish and English, and closes on weekends. For a life-threatening medical emergency, call 911. Palm Beach Gardens Medical Center has an emergency department at 3360 Burns Road.

What are dental implant prices near Fairway Drive?

PGA Dentistry publishes a $3,000 to $6,000 range for a single-tooth implant. This is that office's example, not a Palm Beach Gardens average. Its address is 7100 Fairway Drive, Suite 59; phone 561-627-8666.

Tooth count and added work such as bone grafting affect the price. Compare the proposed replacement with dentures or a bridge as well as implant treatment. These choices differ in surgery, upkeep and how the teeth are supported.

How much do braces and Invisalign cost on Burns Road?

Murray Orthodontics lists metal braces at $3,000 to $7,000. Clear braces and Invisalign each range from $3,500 to $7,500. Its free consultation takes about 60 minutes and includes an exam, imaging and a discussion of treatment and fees.

The office at 2517 Burns Road offers interest-free in-house payment plans; call 561-775-7999. Compare braces and aligners using the full treatment price as well as each payment.

Which Palm Beach Gardens pediatric dentists list Medicaid plans?

Children's Dentistry of the Palm Beaches lists DentaQuest and Liberty among its accepted plans. It treats children and teens at 200 Village Square Crossing, Suite 101; call 561-626-9887.

Can I get whitening trays or office whitening in Palm Beach Gardens?

Gardens Dental Spa offers both in-office whitening and custom take-home trays. These cosmetic dental options change tooth color.

Original Medicare generally leaves routine dentistry, dentures and implants to the patient to pay. Some Medicare Advantage plans add dental benefits.

Palm Beach Gardens answers on cleaning memberships, dental plans and tooth replacement

Can a Palm Beach Gardens family lower cleaning costs with one office's membership?

Gardens Dental Spa offers a lower membership fee for an additional spouse or dependent in the same home. Each membership includes routine preventive visits and discounts on listed treatment. Its cleanings are for healthy gums; someone needing gum-disease treatment should compare that treatment cost as well.

Is reduced-fee dental care near Palm Beach Gardens available if I have insurance?

Yes, the Health Care District lets insured patients apply for its income-based discount. Eligibility depends on family size and household income. Its West Palm Beach dental site provides fillings and extractions as well as preventive visits, and a counselor can help work through the application.

Can an uninsured Palm Beach Gardens patient use county dental care for a toothache?

The Health Care District's West Palm Beach dental center serves uninsured adults and children, including people needing extractions. Call its appointment line to describe the tooth problem and discuss charges. For a weekend toothache, contact a dentist for guidance; Gardens Dental Care's posted schedule closes Saturday and Sunday.

Does Florida Medicaid cover dentures for an adult living in Palm Beach Gardens?

Florida's adult dental benefit includes dentures from age 21, with coverage administered through your Medicaid dental plan. The plan applies its treatment rules and approval process. Use its name when finding a participating Palm Beach Gardens dentist, and have the proposed denture work checked against those benefits.

How much do Palm Beach Gardens dental implants cost if extra procedures are needed?

PGA Dentistry's published single-tooth range is $3,000 to $6,000. The practice says added procedures, including bone grafting, affect cost. That range is a starting point for a consultation, not a personal quote. Discuss the replacement tooth and any preparatory surgery together when comparing treatment plans.

Are clear braces priced differently from Invisalign at Murray's Palm Beach Gardens office?

Murray Orthodontics posts the same $3,500 to $7,500 range for clear braces and Invisalign. Its examination determines the individual price. The free consultation includes X-rays and photos, a review of the bite and payment choices, letting you compare the treatments before choosing one.

Can I find a Palm Beach Gardens children's dentist that takes DentaQuest?

Children's Dentistry of the Palm Beaches names DentaQuest among the plans it takes. Its care is for children and teens, so that listing does not establish adult participation. Bring the child's dental coverage details into the booking discussion so staff can check the planned visit.

Will Medicare pay for an emergency tooth extraction in Palm Beach Gardens?

Original Medicare generally excludes tooth extractions done as routine dental treatment, even when the tooth hurts. Exceptions concern dental care closely linked to certain covered medical treatments. Medicare Advantage dental benefits vary; a Palm Beach Gardens patient with that coverage needs the plan's specific dental terms.

Palm Beach Gardens, FL Dentists | 65 Ranked

Dentist in Palm Beach Gardens: how do I compare nearby offices?