For Medicaid care in Houma, check the 57 dentists below against your DentaQuest or MCNA network, then have the office check your benefit group. Children under 21 can get checkups and tooth repairs through their dental plan. The standard adult benefit is for dentures, with extra care in some health plans and broader benefits for certain waiver members. The dental team needs your plan name, age and reason for the visit to check which work is paid for and what you'll owe.
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The largest supported local categories include Teeth Whitening (11), Cosmetic Dentists (10), Dental Implants (9), Orthodontists (9).
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Rated Houma offices average 4.75 stars across 4,421 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.64 statewide. 26 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 8 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.
Current score leaders: Houma Family Dental (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 1,597 reviews); Louisiana Orthodontic Specialists (Score 97, 5.0 stars, 542 reviews); Cypress Family Dentistry (Score 97, 5.0 stars, 340 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Houma Family Dental, with 1,597 reviews at 4.9 stars.
The 3 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 56 dental offices: 70360 (46), 70364 (7), 70363 (3).
Houma has dental offices on LA 311, West Tunnel Boulevard and around Corporate Drive. These locations give you different starting points when comparing Houma dentists and their treatment plans. Finish Line Lane and Civic Center Boulevard add choices west of central Houma.
For Houma's review comparison, 26 choices have ratings of 4.9 to 5.0. The experiences behind those stars add details about explanations, comfort and bills.
Teche Health offers dentistry at its Houma West clinic, 1014 West Tunnel Boulevard. Dental appointments go through 985-851-1717. Its dental services include exams, cleanings, fillings and extractions. The health center uses a sliding pay scale for patients who qualify, including people without insurance.
Teche's staff also help you apply for Medicaid and other coverage. You can get local help with the forms while sorting out how to pay for dental care.
Louisiana Dental Center's Houma office takes child Medicaid and some adult extra-benefit plans. The office is at 5934 West Main Street. Call 985-876-0448 with your exact plan details.
Humana Healthy Horizons in Louisiana gives members 21 and older a $500 yearly dental allowance. It pays for certain exams, cleanings, fillings and other work in its network. This extra applies to that health plan.
For a child, pediatric dental care in Houma can include prevention and tooth repairs. Louisiana also has broader dental benefits for adults enrolled in certain disability waivers.
LSU's student dental clinics in New Orleans screen patients before taking them for care. Call 504-619-8770 to start. If accepted, you'll pay a $140 initial fee that goes toward future visits. The first exam does not include treatment.
Student appointments last 3 to 4 hours, with visits at least twice a month. Weigh those repeated trips against local care before committing. Treatment has further charges, so the intake fee alone won't tell you the final bill.
A painful tooth needs a dental exam even when you have no insurance. Call an emergency dentist in Houma about your symptoms and the exam fee. The dental team can explain the next step before you travel.
Tooth swelling with trouble swallowing or breathing needs urgent medical care. Terrebonne General's emergency department is at 8166 Main Street; call 911 for a life-threatening emergency. Hospital care addresses dangerous illness, while a dentist plans treatment of the tooth.
Implant services are listed by 9 Houma dental offices. A full implant quote covers surgery, the connector and the finished tooth. Denture care can involve tooth removal and later fitting visits. The total depends on your exam and any gum treatment needed first.
For cosmetic treatment or whitening, compare what the fee buys. With braces or Invisalign, the later checks and retainer stage belong in the plan too.
Good Earth Transit charges $1 per ride or $2.50 for a day pass, as posted by Nicholls State University. Bring exact change. Match the bus schedule to the office's address and appointment length before booking.
For patients already traveling through nearby communities, Thibodaux, Raceland and Lockport add options. Bayou-area choices include Chauvin, Larose and Cut Off.
For care near a second home or workplace farther away, Gretna is on the New Orleans area's West Bank. Hammond and Alexandria involve longer trips from Houma, which matter for repeat treatment.
Teche Health's Houma West dental service offers a sliding pay scale for people who qualify. The discount depends on your finances, so contact the team about the form and expected charge. You can also weigh a private office's cash price against the cost of repeat student-clinic visits in New Orleans.
A filling depends on your benefit group and any extra dental coverage in your health plan. Humana Healthy Horizons Louisiana, for example, includes selected fillings in its adult allowance. Have the Houma office check that exact benefit before treatment; an office accepting child Medicaid hasn't confirmed your adult coverage.
Louisiana Medicaid covers braces only when medically needed; crooked teeth alone aren't enough to qualify. A Houma orthodontist can check the bite and send the findings to the plan. Wait for the coverage decision before starting, then arrange the regular checks with the treating office.
Start by calling a Houma dental office about the pain and the price of an urgent exam. The exam shows what work is needed and its cost. LSU's student-clinic emergency service is only for its active patients. New patients need to seek urgent care elsewhere.
Louisiana's adult denture benefit generally allows a new denture once per arch in 8 years for full-benefit members who qualify. A partial denture is covered only when the opposite arch has a full denture. Your Houma dentist needs to check when you last got dentures and get the plan's approval.
The first payment goes toward future visits after you're accepted; the work itself has further fees. LSU takes cases that fit student training. Houma residents also need time for repeat New Orleans visits. Get the full course of care priced before weighing it against a local office's bill.
MCNA offers free language help to its members and can arrange it for a dental visit. Contact the plan before your Houma appointment so the team can prepare. You can get help with both booking and the talk about treatment, including the choices and risks.
Louisiana Dental Center in Houma posts Saturday hours of 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. The team books visits by phone and checks whether your care can fit that session. Your plan details help the office work out coverage before you arrive for the appointment.
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Updated November 13, 2026