Missoula, MT Dentists | 83 Ranked

Does Missoula have dental clinics with income-based fees?

Partnership Health Center (PHC) adjusts dental fees for household income and family size, including for people with insurance. Renew the application each year with recent income documents. These can be a tax return, a month of pay stubs or a benefit letter. W-2s and student loan information are not accepted.

The main dental clinic is in the Creamery Building at 401 Railroad Street West, 406-610-8171. It treats adults and children, with fillings, root canals and extractions as well as exams and cleanings. Uninsured patients can get a Good Faith Estimate from the clinic before booking, which gives you a real number for your comparison of Missoula dental offices.

What do Missoula dental plans charge for adults and children?

Ponderosa Dental Group posts an annual adult plan of $480, plus $100 for a new patient's first exam and imaging. The adult plan starts at age 15 and includes 2 routine cleanings, specified exams and X-rays, fluoride and a 10% discount on other procedures. The first-year total for a new adult member is therefore $580.

Its plan for children through age 14 costs $384 a year. For gum maintenance, Ponderosa charges $735 with 3 included cleanings; adding a fourth raises the annual fee to $875. Treatment beyond the included visits adds to your dental bill.

Who provides emergency tooth treatment in Missoula?

Partnership Health Center's main clinic takes urgent dental patients on a same-day walk-in basis for severe pain and teeth needing emergency removal. Tuesday sign-up begins at 9 a.m.; on the other weekdays, the start is 7:15 a.m.

Patients are scheduled in arrival order. If all places are taken, PHC uses a cancellation list. You can seek this urgent dental care without already being a PHC patient. PHC directs medical emergencies to 911.

Can I get dental care at the Missoula Food Bank?

PHC's Food Bank clinic provides dental services on Tuesday and Thursday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. It is upstairs at 1720 Wyoming Street, with a direct line of 406-610-8165.

Which University of Montana students can use Curry Dental?

Currently enrolled UM students who paid the health service fee can use Curry Health Center Dental. Paying that fee in spring also allows summer care. The clinic provides cleanings and fillings, and its dental line is 406-243-5445.

Curry bills Medicaid directly. The Student Health Insurance Plan generally excludes dental services, though students under 19 can have some dental benefits under that insurance plan.

How much is an implant-supported lower denture in Missoula?

Montana Dental Arts posts $11,990 for a lower denture held by 2 implants. That includes extractions, implant placement, a temporary denture, the final denture and attachments. The office is at 1920 South Russell Street, 406-728-6068. Its 4-implant overdenture option costs $17,050 and includes moderate IV sedation.

Compare the 23 Missoula offices listing implant treatment by the teeth and surgery in each quote. Check whether the price covers the upper jaw, lower jaw or both.

Is there donated dental care for seniors in Missoula?

Montana Donated Dental Services helps people who can't afford care. People with a lasting disability or a medical need for dental work can qualify. It also serves adults older than 65. Volunteer treatment excludes emergencies and cosmetic work.

Its Montana coordinator takes questions about applying at 406-449-9670.

Where are most Missoula dentists, and are the buses free?

Most Missoula dentists are in ZIP 59801, and another 20 are in ZIP 59803. Mountain Line's buses are free to ride; its maps and trip planner help match a clinic address to a route.

Where can I take my child to the dentist in Missoula?

12 Missoula offices list children's dentistry. For a child needing dental care, 3 Rivers Pediatric Dentistry at 2680 Washburn Street treats infants, children, teens and patients with special needs.