Springfield patients without dental insurance can compare local annual memberships priced at $300 to $425, with each office setting its own included care and treatment discounts. MO HealthNet pays for limited adult dental services, so the exact plan and procedure matter when choosing among 197 dentists below. A low membership fee can still leave you paying for cleanings, fillings or crowns; the written estimate should show the fee, included visits and your share of treatment. That makes the total for the care you need more useful than a monthly payment alone.
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The largest supported local categories include Dental Implants (34), Teeth Whitening (34), Cosmetic Dentists (33), Invisalign Dentists (25).
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Rated Springfield offices average 4.58 stars across 35,006 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.54 statewide. 57 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 36 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.
Current score leaders: Blayne Downs (Score 99, 5.0 stars, 5,167 reviews); Springfield Smile Doctor (Score 99, 4.9 stars, 151 reviews); Keen Smiles Family Dental (Score 99, 4.8 stars, 753 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Blayne Downs, with 5,167 reviews at 5.0 stars.
The 3 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 173 dental offices: 65804 (118), 65807 (39), 65803 (16).
| Category | Offices |
|---|---|
| General Dentistry | 130 dental offices |
| Dental Implants | 34 dental offices |
| Cosmetic Dentists | 33 dental offices |
| Orthodontists | 24 dental offices |
| Pediatric Dentists | 24 dental offices |
| Periodontists | 23 dental offices |
| Teeth Whitening | 34 dental offices |
| Emergency Dentists | 18 dental offices |
Dove Dental Group posts a $120 full exam and $98 to $132 cleaning fees. Its emergency exam starts at $106 before X-rays. Deep cleaning starts at $364 for each quarter of the mouth treated.
Those fees show why a Springfield office comparison needs the actual kind of visit. Dove prices the exam, cleaning and gum treatment as distinct parts of care. An estimate for the recommended care gives you a firmer starting point than the cost of one service.
Dove's adult membership costs $300 yearly or $25 monthly, with a $10 setup charge for monthly payment. It includes 2 exams, X-rays and 2 fluoride treatments. Routine cleanings receive a 50% discount, so they still have a charge.
Artisan Dental on South National posts a $400 adult yearly plan. That includes a routine cleaning every 6 months, 1 or 2 exams, specified X-rays, an emergency exam with an X-ray and fluoride. Its plan also gives 20% off other treatment.
Smile Dental on East Bennett charges $425 for its adult annual plan, including 2 cleanings, routine X-rays and 2 emergency or exam visits. Its first-year general-care discount is 15% when paying by check. The plan is for uninsured patients, and its self-pay discounts cannot be combined with financing.
These Springfield plans leave different amounts to pay after joining. For a person who needs gum treatment or several repairs, the included care matters as much as the yearly fee. The office can put the membership charge and remaining treatment cost together in one estimate.
Ozarks Tech charges $40 for a healthy adult cleaning from age 13. Exams cost $10 to $25 and X-rays cost $10 to $35. Its Springfield dental clinic is in Lincoln Hall, with booking at 417-447-8835.
Students provide preventive care under licensed supervision. Gum cleaning is priced from $60 to $180, and sealants cost $5 a tooth. Fillings, tooth removal, crowns and dentures need care elsewhere.
The clinic takes card or e-check payment at the start of treatment and does not accept Medicaid or file insurance. That makes it a cash-fee option for prevention. Someone with pain or a broken tooth needs a dentist who can assess the repair as well.
Jordan Valley Health accepts Medicaid and offers dental discounts through its Slide Discount Program. People who qualify receive lower rates for certain services. A community health worker can help with either that application or MO HealthNet enrollment.
The application uses a photo ID, income papers and documents for any tax deductions. Jordan Valley includes dental care in the discount program. The fee for your proposed treatment needs to be worked out through that review.
Free trained interpreters cover more than 200 languages, including help with dental visits, booking, bills and insurance. Patients can use a language card at the clinic or request support over the phone. That help can make a treatment and payment discussion easier to follow.
Most MO HealthNet adults aged 21 and older receive the limited adult dental benefit. It includes covered exams, routine cleaning, fillings and extractions, subject to the program's rules. Routine adult cleaning has a 6-month interval.
The broader benefit applies through age 20 and to specified pregnancy, blindness and nursing-facility groups. Full and partial dentures have eligibility restrictions. A Springfield dentist needs to match the proposed work to your benefit and any approval required.
Managed health plans can include extra dental benefits. The plan name on your card therefore matters when booking a visit. A private office's network status and your share of its bill should be settled before treatment begins.
Tampa Dental Express Care accepts walk-ins for selected services at 440 East Tampa Street. Weekday dental hours run from 7:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.
Saturday and Sunday dental hours are 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Its dental contact is 417-831-0150.
A painful tooth can need work beyond the first exam. Jordan Valley describes urgent care for toothaches, abscess pain, cracked teeth and minor facial swelling. Its triage directs severe face or jaw injuries and mouth bleeding that won't stop to an ER or 911.
For a private Springfield emergency dentist, an exam fee leaves the required repair to be priced. The local starting fee above is one example of that distinction. Missouri's urgent dental care guidance is useful when a Springfield visit leads to more treatment.
Springfield's 24 listed children's dental options span more than the south-side office belt. Families can compare age limits, help for anxiety and the proposed first visit. Jordan Valley describes pediatric dental care with sensory-friendly spaces.
Springfield Kids Dental has a West Kearney address, while Celebrate Dental & Braces is on North Glenstone. Those north-side locations give families a different starting area from National or Battlefield. The children's dental visit should fit the child's age and care needs.
Braces involve a further choice about treatment and follow-up. Children's dentists and Springfield orthodontic offices serve different needs. A Missouri braces plan should explain the fitting, later checks and retainer costs for the care proposed here.
Greater Springfield Endodontics is listed on South Ingram Mill Road. A root-canal plan should name any final crown and the dentist making it. The local root-canal choices and gum-care options can involve different visits.
Ascend Dental Design has an East Woodhurst address. For Springfield implant care, a quote needs the support placed in bone and the finished tooth named. The implant cost comparison also needs any removal, bone work and temporary teeth included.
Dove posts $2,140 for a full upper denture and the same fee for a full lower denture. Each arch has its own charge. A senior choosing dentures needs the exam findings, any extractions and later fitting costs explained with that price.
57 Springfield dentists carry Google ratings of 4.9 to 5.0. Review count gives that score more context. Accounts about explanations, comfort and fees can help you decide what to discuss at the first visit.
iTooth is listed on South National, while Kimbrough Dental Associates has a South Kimbrough address. These office locations offer south-side comparison points. A course of gum care or tooth replacement makes each later trip part of the choice.
City Utilities charges adults $1 for a bus ride and 25 cents for a transfer; its day pass is $3. The reduced fare for eligible riders includes seniors from age 65. Pre-approved riders unable to use fixed routes because of a disability can use Access Express at $2 one way.
MyRide SGF lets you plan a trip to the exact office. Nixa and Ozark extend a south-side comparison, with Republic, Willard and Strafford offering other nearby choices. The location of follow-up care matters alongside the first visit's fee.
Ozarks Tech provides a cash-fee preventive option with supervised student care. Its cleaning charge leaves the exam and any X-rays to be added. The clinic's services focus on prevention, so a Springfield patient who also needs a filling or tooth removal will need that treatment arranged with a dentist.
No; Springfield plans handle cleaning costs differently. Dove's membership discounts routine cleanings, while the Artisan and Smile plans include specified routine visits. Gum treatment has its own terms. The useful comparison is the yearly payment plus the charge left for the care your dentist recommends after examining your mouth.
MO HealthNet's adult limited benefit includes covered exams, cleanings, fillings and extractions under its rules. Springfield patients need a dentist who takes their exact coverage. The proposed procedure and any approval affect payment. Children and certain adult groups receive broader benefits, and managed plans can include extra services.
Tampa Dental Express Care posts weekend dental hours and accepts walk-ins for selected care. A patient can discuss the tooth problem and payment with its team. The visit may lead to further treatment, which needs its own plan. Private Springfield emergency offices have individual schedules and fees to confirm.
Dove lists a full upper denture at $2,140 and a full lower at the same price. Those are separate arch fees at one Springfield practice. Your exam determines the care needed first, and the estimate should explain removals, fittings and later adjustments. An implant-supported design needs a different treatment quote.
Ozarks Tech's clinic provides preventive care and refers work beyond its services. It does not offer fillings, extractions, crowns or dentures. A Springfield patient can still use a preventive visit to learn what care is needed. Any repair then needs a treatment plan and price from the dentist providing it.
Jordan Valley provides free trained interpreters for dental care and for discussions about bills and insurance. Its language-card and phone support help patients explain their needs and understand the options. A Springfield family can arrange that help during booking as well as when discussing treatment at the clinic.
Jordan Valley's Slide Discount Program is available to qualifying people without insurance. A community health worker can review an application and help with Medicaid enrollment too. Springfield patients need income and identity documents for that process. The resulting discount applies to eligible services, with the treatment charge worked out for their care.
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Updated November 11, 2026