Treatment, insurance and the drive all matter when choosing among Riverton's 55 dentists, including 19 rated 4.9 to 5.0. For children's visits, 10 listings include children's dentistry; reviews that describe patience and explanations can help parents choose. Many offices are along 12600 South, with more on 13400 South and Redwood Road, so the same trip can work for cleanings or longer treatment. The offices should confirm your dental plan's network before booking, especially if you need different dentists for a filling and braces.
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Rated Riverton offices average 4.82 stars across 6,696 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.74 statewide. 19 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 10 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.
Current score leaders: Matthew Lecheminant (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 712 reviews); Silverwolf Dental Spa (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 629 reviews); John Stark (Score 97, 5.0 stars, 433 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Matthew Lecheminant, with 712 reviews at 4.9 stars.
The 3 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 55 dental offices: 84065 (40), 84096 (14), 84095 (1).
Dentists along 12600 South and 13400 South offer Riverton choices for checkups and return care. Around 4000 West, children's and orthodontic offices serve west-side families, while Redwood Road adds eastern choices. Braces and replacement teeth can involve several appointments. A shorter drive can help a household keep up with that care.
Silverwolf Dental Spa has discount plans for individuals and families without insurance. The plan includes 2 cleanings per person yearly, exams, bitewing X-rays and fluoride, plus panoramic X-rays when needed. Listed fillings, crowns and implants are 25% off; dentures and aligners are 15% off. Members can't combine the plan with insurance.
Stone Creek Family Dental accepts Delta Dental PPO and Co-Pay plans. Patients can also use Dental Select Platinum and Co-Pay. It takes major credit cards, CareCredit and Cherry. A loan needs approval, with interest and payments set by the credit agreement.
South Hills Dental Specialists offers children's dentistry and braces. Children get brushing instruction, cleaning and an exam. X-rays depend on age and cavity risk. Patients can use FSA or HSA funds for braces.
Roseman Dental's South Jordan clinic sets fees about 50% below private fees on average. Actual costs vary by the procedure. It accepts cash, debit and most credit cards. The clinic takes Medicaid and sees adults and most children age 4 and older; private insurance patients get paperwork to claim repayment.
At Salt Lake Community College, adults and seniors pay $25 for an exam, cleaning, X-rays and fluoride. Children ages 3 to 17 pay $15. Student hygienists work with licensed staff. Care can need several visits; the clinic doesn't bill insurance or do fillings and extractions.
Adult members of Utah Medicaid can have checkups, fillings and pain relief with no copay for covered care. Cleaning and care for infection are also covered. Health Program Representatives can find a dentist who takes your plan. The program offers free help in other languages.
Greenwood Health Center in Midvale accepts Medicaid and sees children, adults and seniors for dental care. Its services include dentures, implants, crowns and bridges. Staff have experience caring for people with disabilities. The clinic also performs gum surgery and oral surgery.
Riverton Hospital's emergency department is at 3741 West 12600 South. Its medical-emergency guidance calls for 911 when someone has trouble breathing, is unconscious or has a serious injury. For a painful tooth, describe your symptoms when calling a dentist for an urgent dental exam.
Silverwolf has a discount plan for people without dental insurance. It covers 2 cleanings per person each year, exams, bitewing X-rays and fluoride. Other work costs less, and the office can give you the plan's price. You can't use insurance or another discount with the plan.
Roseman asks for around $100 upfront toward an exam, needed X-rays and care. Your final charge depends on the treatment. A lower bill means a refund before you leave. For any care that costs more, the student dentist explains the added cost before going ahead.
Adults age 21 and older pay no copay for covered care under Utah Medicaid. That includes cleaning, fillings and relief for pain or infection. Pregnant members also have dental cover for 12 months after the baby is born. Care must come from a dentist who takes Medicaid.
South Hills reviews your child's health history, teaches brushing and flossing, and cleans and polishes the teeth. X-rays depend on age and cavity risk. The dentist checks the teeth and discusses treatment with you. Visits take 15 minutes to 1 hour, depending on the child's needs.
South Hills usually plans braces checkups about 8 weeks apart, with adjustments lasting 15 to 30 minutes. The appointment to fit the first appliance takes about 1 hour. Regular dental cleaning and checkups continue during orthodontic treatment, so families have visits with both their dentist and orthodontist.
Stone Creek lists CareCredit and Cherry among its payment options. Patients who are approved can spread the cost into payments. The office also takes American Express, Visa, Mastercard and Discover. Your loan sets how much you repay, how long payments last and any interest charged.
Greenwood's Midvale dental team sees patients with autism. The dentists have also treated people who are blind or have Down syndrome. That experience includes physical or developmental disabilities. Patients meet the team to help them feel at ease, and the clinic takes Medicaid.
SLCC lists advanced deep cleaning as a $25 extra service. The extra fee covers numbing and later visits to finish care. Students work with licensed staff and can refer you for fillings or other tooth repairs. Dental insurance is neither required nor billed.
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