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Canton dental care from Lincoln Street to Belden Village

Canton dental offices line Dressler, Fulton, Whipple and Tuscarawas. The Canton review and office comparison follows those locations and the names patients describe. A tooth repair, a child's cleaning and a denture fitting raise different questions about the work, cost and return visits. Keep the kind of visit with the address when choosing.

Income-based dental fees on Lincoln Street

Lifecare Community Health Center offers dental exams, X-rays, cleanings and tooth repairs on Lincoln Street. Its team also refers patients for other care. Lifecare's Massillon site has dental care too. In Canton, use Lincoln Street for teeth; the Ninth Street site lists medical and other services.

• Lifecare Canton dental care: 2725 Lincoln Street E; 330-454-2000.

Lifecare reduces fees for patients who qualify through household income and size. A staff member reviews those details to set the discount. It takes Medicaid plans such as CareSource, Molina, Buckeye and UnitedHealthcare. You can discuss the dental work and your bill at that review, including costs beyond the first exam.

A $10 adult cleaning visit near Canton

Stark State's dental hygiene clinic in North Canton charges $10 for ages 11 to 59. The fee is $6 for ages 5 to 10 and $8 from age 60; veterans receive services free. The visit includes an exam, cleaning and polishing, with needed X-rays and fluoride. Payment is by cash or check, and the clinic does not bill insurance.

The initial Stark State screening is free and takes about 45 minutes. Students treat patients with staff checking their work, and your needs must fit the teaching clinic. Children often go straight to their care visit. For work beyond the clinic's scope, it refers you to a dentist or specialist.

• Stark State dental hygiene clinic: 6200 Frank Avenue NW, North Canton; 330-305-6610.

What a Dressler Road yearly plan costs

Said Dental posts a $450 yearly adult plan. It covers 2 routine cleanings with exams, fluoride and oral cancer checks, a yearly set of routine X-rays, and an emergency exam with an X-ray. Plan members get up to 10% off other dental work. Its $795 gum-maintenance plan includes maintenance every 3 to 4 months and 2 regular exams.

• Said Dental: 4565 Dressler Road NW, Suite 102; 330-493-9388.

Monthly payments and Medicaid mean different choices in Canton

Said Dental's payment policy says it does not accept Medicaid. It can discuss monthly payments before the work starts. Fees are due at the visit unless you have made other plans ahead of time. Keep the full bill beside the monthly amount so you can see what you'll pay in all.

CareSource dental benefits use Delta Dental

CareSource directs Ohio Medicaid members to Delta Dental's dentist list. Give both plan names when calling a Canton office. The dentist who treats you must take that specific Medicaid dental benefit.

Ohio Medicaid checkups and tooth repairs

Ohio's fee-for-service rules generally allow checkups and cleanings every 365 days for adults 21 and older. For younger patients, the gap is 180 days; some groups, including pregnant patients, have added exam benefits. Covered care also includes fillings, root-canal treatment and tooth removal under the state's rules. Your managed plan can add benefits, so use its schedule for the next visit.

Tooth-replacement prices at Belden Village Mall

Canton has 20 offices listing implant care. Bright Now! Dental's Canton explainer gives its own ranges of $1,000 to $3,000 per arch for full dentures and $700 to $2,500 for partial dentures. Your replacement-tooth estimate needs the teeth, materials and any surgery, plus care charged later.

• Bright Now! Dental: 4258 Belden Village Mall, Suite FC-17, near the food court; 330-492-4250.

Mercy dental care for complex health needs

Mercy Hospital's dental service treats adults and children with complex health needs. It lists care for patients with autism, cerebral palsy and multiple sclerosis. Services include children's dental care, sealants, crowns and bridges. The team can also provide sedation when health needs call for it.

• Mercy Hospital Dental Services: second floor of the surgery center, 1320 Mercy Drive NW; 330-471-5950.

Whitening and repairs need their own treatment choice

Mercy's dental service also lists veneers, whitening, implants and dentures. For changes to a smile, the exam is a chance to discuss the tooth's color or shape and the work you'd like. Keep the chosen care and its fee together. That lets you compare quotes for the same work.

Dental trips on Route 45 and with Medicaid

SARTA's Route 45 connects Belden Village with Stark State. It serves the Dressler, Everhard, Munson, Holiday and Whipple area and has a Stark State College stop. Those streets also have dental offices. For a long student visit or several denture fittings, the clinic's full address and return trip belong in your travel plan.

Stark County's Medicaid transport program requires 5 business days' notice for trips. It can authorize SARTA passes or van travel for covered appointments, including dental care. Eligibility and the covered appointment are reviewed before the ride. This can help with repeat treatment visits when the cost or length of the trip would otherwise get in the way.

• Stark County non-emergency transport eligibility: 330-451-8486.

Help discussing dental care in another language at Lifecare

Lifecare offers interpretation for patients and family members who prefer another language. Tell the team which language you use when you book. That help lets you discuss a painful tooth, the work you need and the fee. Your family can join you while an interpreter helps with the words used for your care.