Bozeman, MT Dentists | 91 Ranked

Where can I find an affordable dentist in Bozeman, MT, from Kagy Boulevard to North 19th Avenue?

To find an affordable dentist in Bozeman, MT, get written estimates from 2 or 3 of the 91 dentists and offices below, with the exam, X-rays, treatment and follow-up visits in one total. If you have Montana Medicaid, exams, cleanings and dentures don't count toward the $1,205 yearly limit on adult treatment, and the state's dentist search shows which offices take it. Kagy Boulevard has the most dentists, with more to the north along North 11th and North 19th avenues, so pick one that's easy to reach if you'll need several visits.

Dentists in Bozeman

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Booth James L DDS. General Dentistry 121 W Kagy Blvd, Bozeman, MT 59715
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The Bozeman dental market, by the numbers

How Bozeman’s 91 dental offices compare.

Dental.me Score distribution

How Bozeman’s rated offices spread across score tiers.

Elite 96+19
Excellent18
Great4
Strong6
Good & below3

Rating vs. Montana

Average Google rating across rated Bozeman offices.

4.72
Bozeman average4.72 ★
Montana average4.67 ★
Rated 4.9–5.032 offices
Elite (96+) offices19

Bozeman dental leaders

Compare the highest scores and the most Google reviews.

Highest Dental.me Score

Top of the independent, non-paid ranking.

  1. Gallatin Valley Pediatric Dentistry
    Score 98 · 5.0 ★ · 625 reviews
  2. Bozeman Oral Surgery and Implant Center
    Score 98 · 4.9 ★ · 922 reviews
  3. Moos Family Dental, PC
    Score 98 · 4.9 ★ · 859 reviews
  4. Danielle Schwieterman
    Score 98 · 4.9 ★ · 773 reviews
  5. Bozeman Dentistry
    Score 98 · 4.9 ★ · 648 reviews

Most reviewed offices

Largest Google review counts in Bozeman.

  1. Moos Family Dental, PC
    859 reviews · 4.9 ★
  2. Danielle Schwieterman
    773 reviews · 4.9 ★
  3. Bozeman Dentistry
    648 reviews · 4.9 ★
  4. Aleagha Pediatric Dentistry PLLC
    645 reviews · 4.9 ★

Dental specialties in Bozeman

The largest supported local categories include Cosmetic Dentists (19), Teeth Whitening (19), Dental Implants (17), Emergency Dentists (15).

Dental.me guides for Bozeman

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

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Comparing Bozeman dentists

Rated Bozeman offices average 4.72 stars across 9,961 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.67 statewide. 32 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 19 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.

Current score leaders: Gallatin Valley Pediatric Dentistry (Score 98, 5.0 stars, 625 reviews); Bozeman Oral Surgery and Implant Center (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 922 reviews); Moos Family Dental, PC (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 859 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Bozeman Oral Surgery and Implant Center, with 922 reviews at 4.9 stars.

The 2 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 90 dental offices: 59715 (52), 59718 (38).

Where can I get low-cost dental care in Bozeman without insurance, off North 19th Avenue?

One Health (CHP) has a dental clinic at 1695 Tschache Lane, behind Lowe's on North 19th Avenue, phone 406-585-8701. If you're uninsured or underinsured, you can apply for its sliding fee, which depends on your family size and income; the form also comes in Spanish.

Dental walk-in hours are 7:30 a.m. to 9:30 a.m., Tuesday through Friday, with scheduled visits from 9:30 a.m. to 4 p.m.

The clinic sees all ages for exams, X-rays, cleanings, fillings, crowns and extractions. Private offices set their own prices; our dental cost guide helps you compare exam, treatment and follow-up charges in writing.

Which Bozeman dentists take Medicaid, and what does Montana Medicaid cover?

Montana's dental-provider search shows which offices take Medicaid, and the member line, 800-362-8312, takes benefit questions weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. If you have private insurance instead, our dental insurance basics show what to check.

Most adults 21 and older have a $1,205 yearly limit on treatment. Exams, cleanings, covered anesthesia and dentures do not count toward it. Kids through age 20 and adults who qualify as aged, blind or disabled have no yearly limit.

Adults can have exams and cleanings every 6 months. The plan can replace partial dentures every 5 years and full ones every 10. It does not cover adult implants or cosmetic work.

Where are the dentists in Bozeman, on Kagy Boulevard or the north side?

Kagy Boulevard has the most dentists in Bozeman, with more on North 11th Avenue, Stoneridge Drive and Valley Commons Drive; our guide to Bozeman's dentists by neighborhood covers those routes. Kagy runs south of downtown by MSU; Valley Commons is northwest toward Belgrade. Some dentists share a building, so check the suite when you call.

Of the dentists and offices below, 32 have ratings of 4.9 to 5.0; stars alone won't separate them. For costly care, read reviews from patients with the same treatment. Our guide to reading dentist reviews and how Dental.me ranks offices explain what stands behind the numbers.

Where can I find an emergency dentist in Bozeman, MT, for a toothache or a broken tooth?

15 Bozeman dentists are on our Bozeman emergency dentist list. When you call, describe the pain, swelling or break, because that tells the office how soon you need to come in. One Health on Tschache Lane also treats toothaches as urgent dental care.

If you're struggling to breathe, can't stop the bleeding or have a serious facial injury, call 911. Bozeman Health Deaconess's emergency department at 915 Highland Boulevard is open 24 hours a day for medical emergencies, and you'll still need a dentist to repair the tooth afterward.

Where can I find a pediatric dentist in Bozeman or use Healthy Montana Kids?

13 dentists are on our Bozeman pediatric dentist list. Healthy Montana Kids has no copay for covered dental care, and its search shows which dentists take it, though the program says Montana's supply of dentists is somewhat limited, so call before you count on one. Montana says a child should see a dentist by their first birthday.

Where can I get dental implants or dentures in Bozeman, and what goes in the quote?

17 Bozeman dentists list implants and 7 list dentures. An implant quote should include the crown and any bone graft, and a denture quote should include the fittings and adjustments afterward.

For braces or clear aligners, compare orthodontists and Invisalign dentists on the total fee, how often you'll go back and what the retainer costs. For gum disease, see the Bozeman periodontists, and for a tooth that has to come out, the oral surgeons.

Can I reach a Bozeman dentist by bus or get travel help?

Yes, and Streamline's buses are free. The weekday Blueline runs from MSU and downtown to the One Health clinic, stopping at Tschache Lane and North 19th Avenue.

Montana Medicaid can help with dental travel if the Transportation Center, 800-292-7114, approves it before the trip. For a plan match or specialist beyond Bozeman, try Belgrade, 8 miles away, or Livingston, 25 miles away.

Bozeman dental questions about fees, coverage and care

Is there a sliding-fee dental clinic in Bozeman, and who can use it?

Yes: One Health's clinic at 1695 Tschache Lane offers a sliding fee to uninsured and underinsured patients, with a discount that depends on family size and income. It doesn't post a fixed dental price, so call 406-585-8701 and find out what the visit you need would cost and what papers to bring.

What does Montana Medicaid pay for at a Bozeman dentist?

Standard Montana Medicaid covers medically necessary dental services, including covered exams and cleanings. Most adults 21 and older have a $1,205 yearly cap on treatment, while preventive visits and dentures sit outside that cap. The state dental-provider search shows which offices take the program.

Can a Bozeman dentist see me for an emergency without insurance?

Call a dentist for tooth pain, swelling or a break and ask for the exam and X-ray price before booking. One Health lists urgent dental care and a Tuesday-Friday morning walk-in window. If you're struggling to breathe, can't stop the bleeding or have a serious facial injury, call 911, and see a dentist for the tooth once you're safe.

What should a Bozeman denture quote include?

A full denture quote should cover the exam, impressions, try-in, finished denture and fit adjustments, since Bozeman offices set their own prices. Montana Medicaid covers eligible dentures without counting them toward the $1,205 adult limit, and it can replace partials every 5 years and full dentures every 10.

Does Healthy Montana Kids cover a Bozeman dental visit?

Healthy Montana Kids provides covered dental treatment without a copay, but the dentist must participate in its program. The state has an enrolled-dentist search and cautions that local availability can vary. For a child's appointment, check the office's age range, the planned service and any prior approval before the visit.

Can I get a Bozeman dental cleaning with Medicaid?

Montana Medicaid says covered adults can have an exam and cleaning every six months. Children may receive them as often as necessary under the state rules. A participating dental office can check the member's eligibility and timing before the appointment. If the exam finds gum disease, the care plan may involve different services.

Is there a dentist in Bozeman that takes Medicaid, or a way to search for one?

Yes: community health centers like One Health on Tschache Lane bill all insurance, including Medicaid. For other offices, Montana's dental-provider search shows who takes it, and the member line, 800-362-8312, takes benefit questions weekdays from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Can Montana Medicaid help me travel to a dentist outside Bozeman?

Montana's oral-health office lists travel help for Medicaid members going to dental appointments, but the Transportation Center must approve the trip before the travel date. The center's number is 800-292-7114. This may matter if a participating specialist is in Belgrade, Livingston or another town rather than Bozeman.

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Updated November 7, 2026