Choose a Winter Park dentist who treats your child's age group and takes their exact dental plan, from 73 local dentists listed below. A first checkup belongs by age 1; Florida Medicaid covers preventive care and needed tooth treatment before age 21 through a dental plan. With private insurance, filing a claim doesn't mean the office is in your network. Compare the amount you'll owe and how the team helps a nervous child before choosing between a Lee Road visit and one near Howell Branch Road.
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Rated Winter Park offices average 4.65 stars across 7,861 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.56 statewide. 26 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 13 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.
Current score leaders: Dr. Drew Byrnes Family and Cosmetic Dentisty (Score 99, 5.0 stars, 2,143 reviews); Bryant Anderson (Score 98, 5.0 stars, 601 reviews); Jeffrey Sevor (Score 97, 5.0 stars, 481 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Dr. Drew Byrnes Family and Cosmetic Dentisty, with 2,143 reviews at 5.0 stars.
All 73 listed offices are in ZIP codes 32789 (41), 32792 (32).
Winter Park's children's offices have different insurance policies. Pediatric Dentistry of Winter Park on Lee Road accepts PPO plans. Winter Park Pediatric Dentistry at Howell Market says it doesn't take Medicaid or Healthy Kids. Those similar names make the exact office important; the Winter Park dentist comparison guide helps weigh local offices alongside their reviews.
Pediatric Dentistry of Winter Park is at 2001 Lee Road, Suite A, with new-patient calls at 407-434-0267. For a child with special health needs, its dentist discusses care with a parent or caregiver first. Health history and concerns are reviewed before any sedation plan.
The first dental visit is due by the first birthday. Winter Park Pediatric Dentistry checks the teeth, gums and jaw and discusses home care. Its office is at 2451 Howell Market Lane, Suite 1135.
For children's dental care, weigh the dentist's training and experience with your child's needs. Pediatric specialists train for extra years after dental school. As teeth grow, an orthodontic assessment can address how the bite fits.
The Lee Road pediatric office offers an annual dental membership. It includes preventive services, an emergency visit and discounts on other treatment. The office can provide the current fee and terms for your child.
For PPO patients, the insurer's allowed fee affects what it pays. You can owe the remaining charge at an out-of-network office. The Lee Road practice suggests allowing 2 to 3 weeks for a pre-treatment estimate, which helps you understand the bill before treatment.
Hoffner Dental Clinic serves Medicaid children ages 2 through 20. Its Orlando address is 5449 South Semoran Boulevard, Suite 19B; the dental and eligibility line is 407-858-1478. This county option offers exams, cleanings, fillings and extractions. It closes for lunch and state holidays.
For help joining a Florida Medicaid plan in Spanish or Haitian Creole, free language help is available at 877-711-3662. Adults without Medicaid can contact Hoffner for dental referral numbers.
Valencia College charges $20 for a standard student dental cleaning, with X-rays costing another $20. The clinic is at the West Campus in Orlando, 1800 South Kirkman Road, Allied Health and Sciences Building, Room 126. Appointment requests go to 407-582-1070.
Visits typically take 1.5 to 2.5 hours, and some care takes several visits. The clinic provides preventive services, including fluoride and sealants. Fillings and tooth removal need another provider. Plan for the West Campus trip, even if you live near Valencia's Winter Park campus.
Florida Medicaid's adult dental benefits include dentures and care for pain or infection. Added plan benefits can cover cleanings, fillings and gum care, with limits set by the plan. Adults 65 and older can also have added crown or root-canal benefits. Coverage needs to be checked for the proposed treatment.
Winter Park has 31 offices with implant services. The House of Dental on University Boulevard describes an implant, its connector and a crown, with a scan to plan care. Compare this fixed tooth with removable dentures. The office also offers appearance-focused work such as veneers.
Call 911 for severe dental swelling that affects breathing or swallowing. AdventHealth Winter Park's emergency department is at 200 North Lakemont Avenue. Other tooth pain needs a Winter Park emergency dentist to assess the cause. Without insurance, get the exam and treatment fees before agreeing to care.
SunRail's Winter Park station is at 148 West Morse Boulevard, near Park Avenue and Rollins College. LYNX Link 43 connects Winter Park and Lee Road. The 32789 area contains 41 offices, so a downtown train arrival can be part of your travel choice. Parking at the station follows city rules and available spaces.
No, the child's dental plan and the office must match. Winter Park Pediatric Dentistry at Howell Market specifically excludes Healthy Kids and Medicaid. Check the plan's dentist list for the named office and treating dentist. An office that files private insurance claims can still be outside your child's network.
Valencia's student clinic offers a low-cost cleaning in Orlando, with a separate charge for X-rays. It focuses on preventive care, so a cavity or broken tooth needs a dentist elsewhere. Allow for a long teaching appointment and possible return visits when deciding whether the lower fee fits your schedule.
Hoffner's dental staff can give uninsured adults referral numbers. Private emergency visits also start with an exam to work out the problem and the price of treatment. A cleaning appointment at Valencia cannot provide an extraction or filling. Describe the pain and swelling when contacting a dental office.
Florida's adult dental benefit also includes dentures, limited exams and X-rays, with extra services through the dental plan. Added benefits can include cleanings and fillings. Older adults can have further options for crowns and root canals. The dentist and plan must check which benefits apply to your treatment.
Compare the finished replacement tooth: implant, connector and crown, along with any surgery needed beforehand. The University Boulevard implant office describes these parts and uses a scan to plan care. A written estimate should make clear which stages are included and whether extractions or bone work add to the total.
The Lee Road pediatric membership includes preventive visits, an emergency visit and treatment discounts. Get the current annual price and the list of included services for your child. A treatment discount still leaves a bill to pay, so compare the expected cost of needed work as well as the membership fee.
Pediatric Dentistry of Winter Park starts with a parent or caregiver discussion about the child's needs. Share health conditions, medicines and what makes visits difficult. Its dentist reviews that history before discussing sedation. The care plan should fit the child, including how the team will communicate and manage the visit.
No. The recommended first visit comes by the first birthday, when early tooth growth and feeding habits can be discussed. Winter Park's children's offices can explain their infant appointment process. Hoffner's published child eligibility begins at age 2, so families with younger babies need to arrange care with another dentist.
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Updated November 10, 2026