For family dental care in Pompano Beach, start with the 18 of 59 offices rated 4.9 to 5.0, then match the care to each person in your home. A child's first exam, an adult's tooth repair and a grandparent's denture fitting call for different skills, so read reviews about the visit you need. Atlantic Boulevard and the 14th Street Causeway both have dental offices to compare for trips from school or work. The family's written quote should show each person's treatment and the cost of any follow-up care.
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Rated Pompano Beach offices average 4.59 stars across 3,952 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.56 statewide. 18 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 7 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.
Current score leaders: Marc a. Sander, D.D.S., P.A. (Score 98, 5.0 stars, 950 reviews); Jaline Boccuzzi (Score 96, 5.0 stars, 285 reviews); Pompano Dental Clinic, Inc (Score 96, 4.9 stars, 230 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Marc a. Sander, D.D.S., P.A., with 950 reviews at 5.0 stars.
The 3 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 56 dental offices: 33062 (30), 33060 (16), 33069 (10).
My Pompano Dentist posts a $372 yearly plan from age 14. The child plan costs $300 for ages 0 to 13. Each has 2 cleanings and 2 exams, routine X-rays and 1 pain exam. The child's plan includes fluoride.
Two adults and a child make a $1,044 Pompano Beach family dental budget before added work. Those fees cover the year's routine visits. Repairs still have their own charges.
The office is at 2700 NE 14th Street Causeway, Suite 105; call 954-941-2412. It has free parking and staff who speak English, Spanish and Portuguese. It uses PPO insurance as an out-of-network office and does not take Medicaid or HMO plans.
Eric Mohr's Healthy Smiles Club costs $175 a year for adults and $100 for children 17 and younger. At 1901 North Federal Highway, Suite 215, it includes exams and X-rays, with 20% off treatment. Its number is 954-785-1102.
That plan gives a discount on cleanings instead of including them in the yearly fee. A family comparing it with the Causeway plan needs the price of those visits too. Both are office plans for a year, with the benefits used at the office selling the plan.
Broward's public dental program treats ages 2 to 20. Children without Medicaid or other insurance have fees set by family income. Paul Hughes Health Center is at 205 NW 6th Avenue. The county dental appointment line is 954-467-4705.
Adult care has a different entry rule: referral from Memorial Healthcare System's Primary Care Clinic. With that referral and the required primary-care coverage, Broward provides adult dental care free. County residence alone does not give an adult that benefit.
BCOM Health's Pompano Dental Center provides fillings, crowns, root canals, tooth removal and dentures. Its dental address is 162 North Powerline Road, with phone 954-970-7067. The dental office is next to the medical center, whose address is 168.
Florida Medicaid pays for needed dental care up to age 20. From age 21, the core benefit helps with pain or infection. It also covers tooth removal and dentures.
The state's current chart lists added adult services through DentaQuest and LIBERTY Dental. Both have fillings and cleanings as extra benefits. Your plan sets the details for that care.
A child's braces need medical approval. Children's dental treatment in Pompano can include fillings, crowns and root canals as well as prevention. A parent and child can have different benefits even when both have Medicaid.
Original Medicare usually leaves routine fillings and dentures for you to pay. One covered situation is mouth-infection treatment needed before heart valve surgery. Medicare and Medicaid have different dental rules. A retiree's plan matters as much as age.
Urgent dental care is listed at 11 Pompano Beach offices. Describe pain, swelling or a broken tooth when you call. An infected tooth can need a root canal, drainage or removal, including treatment after the first pain visit.
For a Pompano toothache, the pain and infection treatment can add to the exam bill. Breathing trouble needs 911. Broward Health North's medical emergency department is at 201 East Sample Road in Deerfield Beach.
At My Pompano Dentist, 2 adult plans and a child plan total $1,044 a year. The child price applies through age 13; the adult price starts at 14. Both plans include routine visits and X-rays. Fillings and other added work still have a charge.
Paul Hughes Health Center is a location for Broward's dental program for ages 2 to 20. Fees for children without Medicaid or other insurance depend on family income. Use the county dental appointment line to discuss the child and fees; the adult program has separate referral rules.
Broward's public dental program provides free services to adults referred by Memorial's Primary Care Clinic who have the required primary-care coverage. You need that referral and coverage to use this adult benefit. The county also has a separate children's program, with fees set by income for uninsured children.
Florida's current benefit chart lists root canals as an added DentaQuest benefit from age 65. The plan and dentist must confirm the rules for the proposed treatment. The basic adult benefit covers pain or infection care and dentures; the extra services vary with the plan and age.
My Pompano Dentist's gum-care plan costs $600 yearly for 3 maintenance visits, compared with $372 for 2 routine cleanings. Both are for ages 14 and older. The yearly price gap is $228. Treatment beyond the plan's visits can add to the bill.
Medicaid can cover medically needed braces for a child younger than 21, with approval before treatment. The dentist must explain the bite problem to the plan. The same children's benefit also covers needed tooth repairs, so a teenager's care can include more than exams and cleanings.
Florida Medicaid includes full and partial dentures among covered adult services when medically needed. The dentist and plan check the proposed work and any approval needed before treatment. Pompano Dental Center lists denture care locally, along with tooth removal and other repairs that can be part of the plan.
BCOM's Pompano Dental Center provides root canals and tooth removal as well as exams and fillings. Call about the tooth pain and the cost of an exam. The dentist must see the tooth to decide how to treat it; an infection can require further work after pain eases.
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Updated October 28, 2026