Bowling Green, KY Dentists | 101 Ranked

Where do I start with Medicaid dental coverage in Bowling Green?

Medicaid can help pay for exams, fillings and dentures in Bowling Green; match your plan to the office before choosing among 101 listed dentists. Your membership card gives the plan name the dental office needs to check your benefits. Dentures require approval before treatment; other covered work, including an implant, must meet your plan's rules for medical need. For an office along the Bypass, Ashley Street or Nashville Road, confirm both the dentist and the work with your plan before care begins.

Dentists in Bowling Green

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Eric Kelley General DentistryDentist 1332 ANDREA ST, Bowling Green, KY 42104
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The Bowling Green dental market, by the numbers

How Bowling Green’s 101 dental offices compare.

Dental.me Score distribution

How Bowling Green’s rated offices spread across score tiers.

Elite 96+19
Excellent6
Great11
Strong13
Good & below8

Rating vs. Kentucky

Average Google rating across rated Bowling Green offices.

4.48
Bowling Green average4.48 ★
Kentucky average4.50 ★
Rated 4.9–5.031 offices
Elite (96+) offices19

Bowling Green dental leaders

Compare the highest scores and the most Google reviews.

Highest Dental.me Score

Top of the independent, non-paid ranking.

  1. Kevin Cox
    Score 98 · 5.0 ★ · 776 reviews
  2. Precision Dental
    Score 98 · 4.9 ★ · 1,448 reviews
  3. Chandler Park Dental Care
    Score 98 · 4.9 ★ · 1,034 reviews
  4. Jerry Cohron
    Score 98 · 4.9 ★ · 976 reviews
  5. Jonathan Lawless
    Score 98 · 4.9 ★ · 911 reviews

Most reviewed offices

Largest Google review counts in Bowling Green.

  1. Precision Dental
    1,448 reviews · 4.9 ★
  2. Chandler Park Dental Care
    1,034 reviews · 4.9 ★
  3. Jerry Cohron
    976 reviews · 4.9 ★
  4. Jonathan Lawless
    911 reviews · 4.9 ★
  5. Bowling Green Family Dentistry
    860 reviews · 4.9 ★

Dental groups in Bowling Green

2 local offices are listed under the dental group names below.

Affordable Dentures & Implants in Bowling Green: Mark R. Rice, Jr., DDS, P.s.c..

Aspen Dental in Bowling Green: Stephanie Tseng.

Compare each Bowling Green office's address, phone, website, rating and reviews.

Dental specialties in Bowling Green

The largest supported local categories include Dental Implants (23), Teeth Whitening (21), Cosmetic Dentists (20), Orthodontists (12).

Dental.me guides for Bowling Green

These guides help you compare Bowling Green dentists, understand treatment choices and plan for costs and insurance.

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Dental offices by ZIP code in Bowling Green

Dental offices by ZIP code.

42101 4042104 3142103 2840104 142102 1

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Comparing Bowling Green dentists

Rated Bowling Green offices average 4.48 stars across 12,464 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.50 statewide. 31 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 19 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.

Current score leaders: Kevin Cox (Score 98, 5.0 stars, 776 reviews); Precision Dental (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 1,448 reviews); Chandler Park Dental Care (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 1,034 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Precision Dental, with 1,448 reviews at 4.9 stars.

The 3 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 99 dental offices: 42101 (40), 42104 (31), 42103 (28).

Dental care between campus, the Bypass and south Bowling Green

WKU offers cleaning visits, and Bowling Green's income-based Dental Clinic also repairs teeth. Private offices spread beyond campus and downtown. The Nashville Road and Ashley Street dental comparison includes several of those locations. A cleaning, a painful tooth and a denture fitting need different kinds of care.

Medicaid benefits for a Bowling Green treatment plan

Adult Medicaid dental benefits in Kentucky include X-rays and tooth removal. Your plan handles treatment approvals, and the dentist can check proposed charges before you start care.

WKU's $40 public cleaning fee and student price

WKU's Dental Hygiene Clinic posts $40 for the public and $25 for WKU students. A new patient's $10, 1-hour screening is credited toward the cleaning. Faculty supervise student care, which can include gum treatment, X-rays, fluoride and sealants for ages 3 and older.

Reception is in Academic Complex Room 218; call 270-745-2426. Scheduling follows student training needs. The clinic excludes emergency care, tooth repairs, school dental exams and whitening.

Free parking is in the Clinical Services lot by 1681 Normal Street. Patients must register their vehicle with the clinic before parking there.

Fillings and extractions at the East 10th Avenue clinic

Med Center Health's Dental Clinic provides fillings, tooth removal and single root canals for patients who qualify. It also provides exams, X-rays and cleanings, including during pregnancy. For dental visits at 740 East 10th Avenue, its number is 270-781-9687.

Monday through Thursday appointments at the Dental Clinic run from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. A minimum fee reflects your ability to pay.

Who can use the reduced-cost Dental Clinic?

The Dental Clinic takes Warren County patients with no private dental insurance. At the East 10th Avenue clinic, the income ceiling is 250% of the federal poverty level for your family. Its service area also includes Allen, Barren, Butler, Edmonson and Hart counties. Logan, Metcalfe, Monroe and Simpson county residents can qualify too.

Its income check uses a current federal 1040 tax form at the first visit and each year. People who do not file can complete the provided 4506-T form. A sliding scale sets the minimum payment due at the visit.

Help paying for a child's braces in Warren County

The Malchow Orthodontics Endowment Fund helps children whose families need help paying for braces. It serves Warren and nearby counties. Local orthodontists provide the care. To apply, families send an essay, income proof, photos, a dentist's letter and a 3-year checkup history.

The fund reviews requests each quarter. Dental need, family finances and past oral care all count in the decision. Help with the cost of braces depends on that review, rather than when a family sends its forms.

Children's coverage at SKY on Natchez Trace Avenue

SKY Pediatric Dentistry lists Kentucky Medicaid, Wellcare and Passport among its accepted plans. The practice is at 234 Natchez Trace Avenue; call 270-715-5437 with your child's exact plan. Bowling Green has 9 children's dental care listings to compare with your family coverage.

SKY takes payment when your child is seen. Its team can discuss a way to pay for more work. The cost of repairs can differ from the bill for a child's checkup.

Chandler Park's monthly plans and separate setup fee

Chandler Park Dental Care's DenVantage preventive plan costs $43 a month for adults or $29 for children 13 and under. Setup is $55 per person or $95 per family. Adult gum-maintenance care plans cost $47, $63 or $77 monthly for 2, 3 or 4 visits.

Its savings table shows discounts from regular fees: $279 off implant placement and $310 off a complete denture per arch. These figures are savings, not the treatment prices. DenVantage is an in-house plan for people without dental insurance.

The practice is at 1857 Tucker Way; call 270-781-2952.

Implant coverage depends on the reason for replacing teeth

Kentucky's Medicaid implant rules require medical need and limits on the work covered. Bowling Green has 23 implant care listings. For implant-supported replacement teeth, the dentist needs to explain the proposed support, replacement teeth and approval process. The benefit is tied to your treatment needs.

Adult aligners and a child's covered braces follow different rules

Medicaid rules restrict braces to people under 21 who meet the program's conditions. Orthodontic offices can compare the proposed treatment with those rules. For an adult choosing clear aligners, the full course and retainers belong in the payment discussion.

Medicaid excludes changes made only for looks. Covered tooth repair needs a medical reason.

A painful tooth and medical emergency care in Bowling Green

Breathing trouble or dangerous bleeding calls for 911. The Medical Center at Bowling Green is at 250 Park Street and has an emergency department. A dental office can discuss care for a painful tooth, including an urgent dental exam.

Private office locations for follow-up treatment

Bowling Green Family Dentistry and Hartland Family Dental Care have Ashley Street addresses. The Jerry Cohron listing is also on Ashley Street. Kevin Cox is listed on Wallace Court, and Precision Dental on Nashville Road.

Jonathan Lawless and Bowling Green Endodontics have Wilkinson Trace locations. Oles Drobocky is listed on the Bypass. Compton Orthodontics is on New Towne Drive. Wiesemann Orthodontics has an Ashley Circle address.

Simon Dentistry is on Three Springs Road; Chrislyn Fite is listed on Cave Mill Road. Wright Dental Studio has a Lovers Lane address. Western Kentucky Dental is on Veterans Memorial Lane. Southern Kentucky Smiles has a Bypass location.

The Natchez Trace children's dentistry listing, East 10th Avenue clinic and Tucker Way office add different settings. For a root canal, the endodontic care and final tooth repair can mean separate appointments.

Warren County edges and regional dental choices

Alvaton extends the southeast comparison; Smiths Grove and Glasgow add choices northeast and east. Franklin is south, Scottsville southeast, with Morgantown and Russellville to the northwest and west. The route for later fittings or adjustments matters when choosing treatment outside Bowling Green.

Bowling Green questions about coverage, clinic fees and children's care

What does a new patient pay toward a WKU dental cleaning?

WKU lists a $10 screening that goes toward the cleaning fee for a new patient. The public fee is $40, with $25 for WKU students. The first screening takes 1 hour and comes before booking a cleaning. Supervised care is arranged around the students' training needs.

How does the East 10th Avenue Dental Clinic decide an uninsured family's fee?

The Dental Clinic checks family income to set the minimum fee for the visit. Your county, income and lack of private dental insurance all affect whether you can use it. A tax return helps with that check. The clinic provides a form for people who do not file taxes.

Can Medicaid cover implants for a Bowling Green adult who has lost teeth?

Kentucky Medicaid can cover implants when they are medically needed to hold replacement teeth. The plan limits how many are covered and needs to approve the work. A Bowling Green dentist can send the proposed treatment for that review, including the teeth to be replaced and how they will be held.

What goes into a Malchow orthodontic funding application for a Warren County child?

To apply to Malchow, send income proof, an essay, photos, a dentist's letter and a 3-year checkup history. The fund reviews need and family finances each quarter. Your child's request can stay in the pool for 1 year. A letter explains the result of the first review.

What preventive care comes with Chandler Park's DenVantage membership?

DenVantage includes 2 yearly cleanings, periodic exams, twice-yearly fluoride and routine X-rays. The X-ray benefit includes yearly bitewings and a full series or panoramic image every 3 years. The monthly membership and setup charge pay for this plan; other treatment has its own fee with member savings.

Does SKY in Bowling Green list Wellcare and Passport for children's dental visits?

SKY lists Wellcare, Passport and Kentucky Medicaid among the plans it works with. The practice can check your child's particular coverage before the visit. Payment is due when care is provided, and its team can discuss financial arrangements when the child needs more extensive dental treatment.

Where can an uninsured Bowling Green patient seek a lower-cost filling or extraction?

Med Center Health's Dental Clinic offers fillings and extractions to patients who meet its requirements. Its listed care also includes single root canals and exams. Visits need an appointment, with a minimum fee due at the time of care. Describe the tooth problem when arranging that visit.

Will Kentucky Medicaid pay for a Bowling Green smile change made only for looks?

Medicaid won't pay for work done only to change how your teeth look. The plan's decision turns on a medical need for treatment. Your dentist can explain which part repairs damage and which part changes the look, then check the proposed work with the plan before you pay privately.

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Updated November 3, 2026