Cedar Rapids, IA Dentists | 116 Ranked

Which Iowa dental plan can you use in Cedar Rapids?

Dental Wellness Plan members use either Delta Dental or DentaQuest. Each plan has dentists who agree to bill it. Give the office your dental plan name when you call, even if you've used Medicaid there before.

The adult Dental Wellness Plan starts at 19, while its annual spending limit applies from 21. Dental Wellness Plan Kids covers ages 0-18. Those age rules matter when a teenager becomes an adult: the card, dentist network and treatment plan need to agree.

For a checkup or a larger repair, the Cedar Rapids dentist comparison starts with the work you need. A high rating can help narrow choices. Your plan's network tells you which dentists can bill it.

What can you still get after the $1,000 dental benefit?

Iowa keeps covered exams, X-rays and cleanings outside the adult annual limit. The state also leaves out the cost of making dentures and emergency care that meets its rules. You can still use these benefits after you've reached the limit for other work.

A root canal can involve work inside the tooth and a later crown. Iowa covers root canals on adult front and back teeth under its treatment rules. The office can check approval and the money left in your benefit before work begins.

Income-based dental fees on 4th Avenue SE

Eastern Iowa Health Center lets people with and without insurance apply for lower fees. Staff count the people in your home and use your income before taxes. Its dental minimum payment is $25; your bill depends on the work done and the discount you qualify for.

The dental clinic is on the first floor at 1210 4th Avenue SE; call 319-730-7300. Adults and children can receive exams, cleanings, fillings, crowns, root canals, tooth removal and dentures.

Dental hours run 8 a.m. to noon on Fridays. Monday through Thursday hours are 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Bring pay stubs, tax papers or benefit statements for the fee review. The discount usually lasts a year. Staff can review it again if your income or the people in your home change. For a retired household, Social Security or pension papers can show income.

Free toothache help near Bender Pool

Community Health Free Clinic gives free toothache care to people who lack insurance or the money to pay. It is at 947 14th Avenue SE, across from Bender Pool, on 319-363-0416. There's free parking and a bus stop about a block away.

At your first visit, staff review your health, allergies and medicines. A nurse checks blood pressure, heart rate and temperature. Describe the painful tooth when you call. For a dental exam and repair, the urgent dental treatment plan should name the work needed and its charge.

For a serious medical emergency, call 911. Eastern Iowa Health Center identifies St. Luke's Emergency Department at 1026 A Avenue NE and Mercy Emergency Department at 701 10th Street SE as local emergency destinations.

What does an uninsured cleaning plan cost on Wilson Avenue?

Westdale Dental posts a $399 membership per person for 12 months. This one office's plan includes two maintenance cleanings, two exams, an emergency exam and unlimited X-rays. It also discounts listed treatment, including fillings, crowns and dentures, by 15%.

The office is at 4135 Wilson Avenue SW. You pay in full when joining, with no refund. The plan works only at Westdale. You can't combine its discounts with insurance, other specials or CareCredit.

Children's teeth: A Avenue care and Linn County prevention

Eastern Iowa Rhys B. Jones Dental Center treats children under 16. Its address is 855 A Avenue NE, LL1, and its dental number is 319-200-5010. Eastern Iowa Health Center's main dental clinic also treats children and accepts Medicaid.

Children's dentistry is listed by 23 Cedar Rapids dentists. For a child's dental visit, the health center's preventive and restorative care includes exams, cleanings, fluoride, sealants and fillings. Explain any pain or trouble eating when arranging the exam.

HACAP's I-Smile team helps children ages 0-21 and pregnant women. It provides screenings, fluoride, help finding a dentist and payment help. The Linn County contact is 319-329-5970. Its school program gives screenings, fluoride and sealants at no charge to families in schools that qualify.

Replacing teeth: denture benefits and implant payments

Iowa leaves covered denture repairs and relines out of the adult annual cap. That matters if your teeth have broken or become loose after you've used the benefit. The rule also covers new dentures. Compare denture care and replacement teeth with the work your plan approves.

Cedar Rapids Smile Center plans implants through placement, healing checks and the final crown. For its 1260 3rd Avenue SE office, call 319-362-7334. It offers Cherry payment terms of 3, 6, 12, 18 or 24 months, subject to approval. Some approved plans have 0% APR.

There are 18 Cedar Rapids dentists listing implant care. A useful implant cost comparison covers the post, connector, final tooth and any added bone work. Smile Center evaluates bone and gum health during planning; include that proposed work when reviewing the full implant treatment bill.

Getting to repeat dental visits around Cedar Rapids

Linn County LIFTS has door-to-door rides in Cedar Rapids, Marion and Hiawatha, with space for wheelchairs. EIHC includes it in its travel help. Your Medicaid plan can explain whether you qualify for a paid ride. Set up the trip before the dental visit.

For repeated braces appointments, compare the treating address with your home, school or work trip. Hiawatha and Marion add nearby dental offices. North Liberty, Coralville and Iowa City give further choices to weigh against the return travel.