To find which of Pocatello's 77 listed dentists take Medicaid, use MCNA's online Provider Directory or call 855-233-6262; MCNA Dental runs Idaho Smiles, the state's Medicaid dental plan. ZIP 83201 has 63 of the listed offices, and 7 across Pocatello list children's dentistry for a child's care. Among the offices on your plan's list, compare reviews: 23 local offices have Google ratings of 4.9 to 5.0. When you call, give the plan name from your card and confirm the dentist takes it for the treatment you need.
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Rated Pocatello offices average 4.67 stars across 15,111 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.73 statewide. 23 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 19 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.
Current score leaders: Cedar Hills Family Dentistry (Score 99, 5.0 stars, 1,052 reviews); Blackrock Dental Partners, PLLC (Score 98, 5.0 stars, 793 reviews); Sutton Family Dentistry LLC (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 1,890 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Sutton Family Dentistry LLC, with 1,890 reviews at 4.9 stars.
The 3 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 76 dental offices: 83201 (63), 83209 (7), 83202 (6).
Health West's dental clinic treats adults and children at 1000 North 8th Avenue. Its dental line is 208-232-3368. The North 8th team cleans teeth, fills cavities and treats teeth that need a crown, root canal or removal. Southeastern Idaho Public Health lists this dental clinic as taking Medicaid and private insurance.
Health West offers a sliding-fee application that uses your household size and income to set charges. Forms are available in English and Spanish. Above 200% of the federal poverty level, Health West charges its full fee, so a quote from Pocatello's private offices can help you compare costs.
Idaho Medicaid adults age 21 and older can use enhanced dental benefits. This includes people on the Basic and Pregnant Women's plans.
MCNA's handbook explains what the plan pays for. Staff can arrange free language help at your visit. Before treatment, ask the office what Idaho Smiles pays and what you'd owe; the same goes for any dental insurance plan.
ISU's Dental Hygiene Clinic charges $20 for an initial exam and $36 for an adult cleaning. A cleaning for a child age 12 or younger costs $30. Extensive cleaning costs $30 to $33 per quarter of the mouth; gum-maintenance visits cost $40.
At 999 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, call 208-282-3282. Allow up to 3.5 hours for a student visit; some treatment needs more appointments to finish.
The clinic takes private insurance, plus Medicaid for children under 21. It follows the school year and closes in summer.
Pocatello Family Dentistry's resident dentists provide root canals, crowns, dentures and implants. The clinic is at 465 Memorial Drive, Building 83; call 208-282-6000. Its first exam includes X-rays and a treatment plan with itemized costs.
The clinic doesn't bill Idaho Medicaid. Its network plans are Blue Cross of Idaho, Regence Blue Shield and Delta Dental of Idaho. If you lack insurance, you can apply for a discount tied to income and family size. People using insurance cannot also take that discount.
For implants or braces, you can also compare 13 Pocatello offices that list implants and 9 that list orthodontics.
Yes. Pocatello Free Clinic treats uninsured adults age 18 and older whose income is at or below 300% of the federal poverty level. The address is 1001 North 7th Avenue, Suite 155; appointments are arranged at 208-233-6245.
The dental team provides cleanings, X-rays, exams, fillings and tooth removal. It uses local anesthetic to numb the area being treated.
Just 4 kiDDS takes Medicaid at its Pocatello children's office. The address is 732 West Quinn Road, Suite 100; call 208-237-1883. 7 Pocatello offices list children's dentistry, and ISU's hygiene clinic also takes Medicaid for children under 21.
8 Pocatello offices list emergency care, and Portneuf Valley Dental, 1246 Yellowstone Avenue, Suite D3, lists an emergency exam at about $84. The charge depends on the problem; its number is 208-238-0125. Call before going to the office. This office doesn't take Medicaid, and other Pocatello offices set their own prices.
Portneuf Medical Center provides emergency medical care at 777 Hospital Way. Call 911 for breathing difficulty or bleeding you cannot control.
Pocatello Regional Transit offers rides to people age 60 and older whose health limits their driving. Call 208-234-2287. People with disabilities who cannot use a regular bus on their own can apply for its ADA door-to-door service in Pocatello and Chubbuck.
For Medicaid-covered visits, MTM coordinates eligible patients' rides at 877-503-1261. PRT's rural service also reaches outlying counties, which matters for families coming into Pocatello for care.
Yes, Idaho gives adults age 21 and older enhanced dental benefits when they qualify for Medicaid. This includes the Basic and Pregnant Women's plans. MCNA runs the benefit through Idaho Smiles. Its member handbook explains which services the plan pays for and the limits on that care.
The hygiene clinic's posted $20 initial exam and $36 adult cleaning add to $56. A patient who needs extensive gum cleaning has a different charge. Students work under licensed supervision, and appointments can take up to 3.5 hours, with more visits needed to finish some care.
It depends on the clinic: ISU's Dental Hygiene Clinic takes Medicaid for children under 21, while Pocatello Family Dentistry, its resident-dentist clinic, doesn't bill Idaho Medicaid. The resident clinic accepts Blue Cross of Idaho, Regence Blue Shield and Delta Dental of Idaho as network plans. Uninsured patients can apply for income-based fees.
Pocatello Free Clinic offers fillings and tooth removal for adults who meet its rules. You must be 18 or older, have no insurance and earn at or below 300% of the federal poverty level. Care uses local anesthetic. You book a visit through the clinic's main phone line.
Just 4 kiDDS takes Medicaid at its Pocatello office for children. MCNA can arrange free language help when a member sees the dentist. Its staff can also answer questions in your own language. You can read the Idaho Smiles member handbook in either English or Spanish.
Health West uses family size and household income to place patients on its sliding-fee schedule. You submit an application and documents showing income. The schedule includes dental services, with reduced-charge levels through 200% of the federal poverty level; above that threshold, the full fee applies.
Portneuf Valley Dental examines the tooth to find the cause of pain, using X-rays when needed. Its posted exam estimate is about $84, with the charge depending on the problem. The dentist then explains the recommended treatment and care after the visit.
PRT helps adults 60 and older whose health limits driving, including rides for health care. It also has ADA door-to-door service for people whose disability prevents them from using a regular bus alone. The transit staff can explain how to sign up and which service reaches your home.
Portneuf Valley Dental lists a complete upper denture at $1,900 and a complete lower denture at the same price. That makes $3,800 for both listed denture fees. Tooth removal is priced on its own, and the office says your needs and the case's complexity affect the final cost.
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Updated November 4, 2026