To find a Tampa dentist near your daily route, compare the 445 offices by the trip from home or work and the care you need. The 33618 ZIP has 49 offices, while 33647 has 36, so a search around Carrollwood can lead to a very different trip from New Tampa. Reviews can help you judge how an office explains fees and handles visits. A first call should confirm your dental plan, the exam cost and how the office will fit the return visits you need.
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20 local offices are listed under the dental group names below.
Coast Dental in Tampa: Luma Gheith, Roberto Avila De La Pena, Coast Florida P.A., Coast Dental P.A..
Sage Dental in Tampa: Sage Dental Kids of New Tampa, PLLC, Sage Dental of Carrollwood, PLLC, Sage Dental of South Tampa, PLLC.
Affordable Dentures & Implants in Tampa: Mark Szarejko, Affordable Dentures - Tampa, P.A..
Aspen Dental in Tampa: Mcd Dentistry, PA.
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The largest supported local categories include Dental Implants (135), Teeth Whitening (129), Cosmetic Dentists (127), Periodontists (89).
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Rated Tampa offices average 4.56 stars across 70,178 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.56 statewide. 138 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 96 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.
Current score leaders: Pross Kanter & Tindell (Score 99, 5.0 stars, 1,254 reviews); Torres Orthodontics PLLC (Score 98, 5.0 stars, 901 reviews); T Gregory Jacobs DDS PA (Score 98, 5.0 stars, 753 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Comfortable Care Dental Health Professionals, P.A., with 4,124 reviews at 4.9 stars.
The 3 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 118 dental offices: 33618 (49), 33647 (36), 33629 (33).
Tampa dental trips span South Tampa, the airport area and New Tampa. Work near Westshore can make a midday visit practical, while a New Tampa office can fit life near Tampa Palms. The Tampa dentist comparison starts with those daily routes.
Hillsborough College posts separate prices for a cleaning, exam and X-rays. At its Dale Mabry campus, 4001 West Tampa Bay Boulevard, an adult cleaning is $30 and a child's is $25. The exam is $10; a full X-ray series is $35. The dental line is 813-253-7527.
The teaching clinic sees ages 4 and older for preventive care. Visits last 3.5 hours, and some care takes more visits. The clinic takes neither cash nor insurance. Fillings, tooth removal and urgent repairs require another dental office.
The Hillsborough County Dental Research Clinic offers reduced-fee adult treatment at Erwin Technical College. It serves ages 18 and older at 2010 East Hillsborough Avenue; the dental contact is 813-238-7725. Its posted new-patient exam with X-rays is $140. The clinic takes cash only and has no financing plan.
Tampa Family Health Centers sets discounts by household income and size. Its dental care includes exams, fillings, crowns, root canals, tooth removal and dentures. Dental sites include 4620 North 22nd Street and 3901 South Westshore Boulevard. The contact is 813-397-5300.
People who have insurance can apply for help with a deductible or care the plan leaves unpaid. Staff can help with the forms. A photo ID, insurance details and proof of income support that process.
The county's Community Dental Health Program works through Suncoast Community Health Centers. It serves low-income adults and children who lack dental coverage or have too little. Care includes exams, cleanings, sealants, tooth removal and limited repairs. Patients need proof of income and county residence.
Suncoast sets fees by income, and some patients qualify for free care. Palm River Community Health Center has dental care at 7728 Palm River Road; the contact is 813-653-6100. The program takes first-come walk-ins between booked patients, as the day's schedule allows.
The Hillsborough County Health Care Plan pays for covered care in its dental network. Its income limit is 175% of federal poverty guidelines, with asset and county residence rules too. Applicants must have U.S. citizenship or documented legal residence.
The plan serves people who cannot qualify for other coverage, including Medicaid or Medicare. Some Medically Needy participants can qualify. Approved members pay nothing for covered services. The county lists Tampa Family and Suncoast dental sites for members.
Before age 21, Florida Medicaid can pay for a broad set of needed dental care. A child can have a damaged tooth repaired or get care to prevent decay. From age 21, the core benefit treats a painful or infected mouth and provides denture care. Extra adult services depend on the dental plan.
Liberty and DentaQuest list added adult benefits, including cleanings and gum care. The plan's rules decide what it pays for. The office needs your dental plan's name, which can differ from your medical plan. A written quote should show the plan payment and your share.
An urgent dental exam finds the painful tooth and the next step. Erwin's clinic posts $40 for an emergency exam with an X-ray and $140 or more for tooth removal. Each has its own charge. Its urgent care treats one tooth or area, with final fees set by the work needed.
The Tampa urgent dental offices offer other routes for a painful or broken tooth. Florida's emergency dental guidance matters when pain relief is just the first step toward repair.
Tampa General Hospital handles severe illness and injury at 1 Tampa General Circle. Breathing trouble from mouth swelling, a problem swallowing or uncontrolled bleeding needs 911. Routine tooth repair belongs with a dentist.
Erwin's denture fee guide is $980 for a top-and-bottom set or $490 for one denture. Harder cases can cost more. Tooth removal and other needed work affect the total. A Tampa denture quote should spell out what is included.
An implant plan prices the implant, connecting part and final tooth. Implant costs can rise with grafting or tooth removal. Denture choices include removable and implant-supported teeth, with different care needs.
Tampa Family treats children's teeth as well as adults'. A child's age, comfort and health shape the visit. Tampa children's dentists provide care aimed at young patients. Children's dental choices include ways to prevent cavities and treat decay.
Medicare usually leaves routine dental bills to the patient. Dental work tied to certain covered medical care can qualify for payment. Florida Medicaid dental plans list extra benefits for some members age 65 and older. Plan limits matter before a crown or root canal is booked.
Saving a tooth can involve care at more than one office. Root canal care and oral surgery treat different needs. Gum care can also come before replacement teeth. The plan should explain who does each part.
For braces, the fee needs to cover later checks and retainers. A cosmetic change can add costs beyond a covered repair. Those choices belong in the full price before care starts.
UF Health St. Petersburg Dental Center offers resident general and specialty care across the bay. The address is 9200 113th Street North in Seminole; the dental line is 727-893-5050.
The clinic quotes fees about 30% below private practice. Intake depends on existing patients finishing care.
Tampa Family offers free interpreters to patients who prefer another language to English. That helps with care and payment. Your language needs belong in the booking request.
A HART local day pass costs $4. HARTPlus costs $4 each way for approved riders whose ability to use the fixed bus service is limited. It requires a reservation the day before travel. Its operating area and times follow local bus service.
Sunshine Line helps eligible county seniors, people with disabilities and low-income residents who lack transport. The county charges no fare and uses wheelchair-accessible vehicles. Rides are booked 2 to 7 days ahead, with the return set at booking. Enrollment and ride help are at 813-272-7272; trips depend on space.
An office outside Tampa can fit a different part of your routine. Temple Terrace can suit the northeast side, while Brandon and Riverview serve trips to the east and southeast.
Across the bay, Clearwater and St. Petersburg add a bridge trip. Repeat care and the plan's network help decide whether that distance works.
The county's Health Care Plan pays for covered dental care for members who meet its rules. These include where you live, income, assets and other coverage. Suncoast offers another route, with fees set by income through the county's Community Dental Health Program. The type of care and your household details decide which help fits.
Erwin's dental clinic posts $40 for an emergency exam and X-ray, with repair charged on top. A private Tampa office sets its own exam and treatment fees. The first call can clear up those charges before travel. Pain relief, saving the tooth and taking it out each involve their own steps and costs.
Hillsborough College's teaching clinic sees ages 4 and older, with cleaning, exam and X-ray fees. Its long visits suit people who can allow time for student care. Tampa Family and Suncoast set charges by income for people who qualify. Fillings or tooth removal need an office that provides those types of care.
For Tampa members age 21 and older, basic Medicaid dental benefits include treatment for pain or infection and denture care. The dental plans also publish additional adult benefits with limits. A treating office and the plan can establish whether a proposed procedure is covered. Any required approval belongs before treatment starts.
A denture quote should include the appliance, needed tooth removal and follow-up work. An implant quote also needs to account for the implant parts, final tooth and any grafting. Tampa patients can compare those complete plans with the reduced-fee denture schedule at Erwin. The exam determines which options suit the mouth.
Tampa has Hillsborough College's student hygiene clinic for preventive care. UF's resident dental center provides broader treatment across the bay in Seminole. That means a different drive and intake process for fillings, crowns or other repair. The kind of treatment needed determines whether a local hygiene appointment can meet the need.
Sunshine Line weighs your transport needs, age, disability and income when deciding who can use its rides. The trip home is set when you book, so the dental visit needs to fit those times. HARTPlus has its own approval process. Both need time to plan, so they work for booked care.
Tampa Family gives patients free interpreters if they prefer a language other than English. The request can be made when booking dental care, so staff can explain choices and charges clearly. Other Tampa offices have their own language help. A call before the visit can establish what support that office can provide.
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