Brookfield, WI Dentists | 96 Ranked

What does a Brookfield dental membership cost?

Brookfield Dentistry charges $425 a year for its adult membership, starting at age 14. Children through age 13 pay $385 for the yearly plan. Each covers 2 preventive visits with exams, cleanings and fluoride, plus bitewing X-rays and an emergency exam with imaging. These annual plans are one cost choice when comparing Brookfield dentists.

For gum disease, $735 pays for a plan with as many as 4 maintenance cleanings. Membership fees are prepaid and nonrefundable, and plans renew unless cancelled in writing. Insurance cannot be combined with membership. The 15% treatment discount excludes implants, braces, Botox, whitening and clear aligners; CareCredit use forfeits that discount.

Is the Waukesha teaching clinic a cheaper cleaning option from Brookfield?

WCTC's Dental Hygiene Clinic in downtown Waukesha charges $30 per appointment, including an exam, cleaning and needed X-rays. Student hygienists work under a dentist and registered hygienist. Visits take 4 hours, and care usually needs 1 to 5 visits.

Free public parking serves the teaching clinic at 327 East Broadway. Call 262-691-5224 or join its online waitlist; students contact patients as needed.

Can Brookfield adults get dentures at an income-based clinic?

Lake Area Free Clinic accepts Waukesha County residents with income up to 250% of the federal poverty level. It treats uninsured patients and members of the Medicaid plans it lists, starting at age 10. Its Oconomowoc dental office is at 856B Armour Road; call 262-569-4990 for an appointment.

For eligible uninsured adults, its fee sheet lists $700 for each denture and $590 for each partial. A metal partial costs $700. These are fees for the replacement teeth; tooth removal has its own cost. The clinic provides registration forms in English and Spanish.

Brookfield has 24 offices listing implant treatment. An implant quote needs the surgery, connecting part and final tooth priced together. Lake Area's removable-denture fees should not be used as an implant estimate.

Why does the BadgerCare plan name matter in Brookfield?

BadgerCare Plus covers prevention, tooth repair and pain-relieving dental treatment for adults. In Waukesha County, an HMO can manage that coverage. A dentist must participate in your specific HMO as well as Wisconsin Medicaid, so the name on your plan card matters when booking.

Lake Area lists ForwardHealth, UnitedHealthcare, Molina, Chorus, Anthem, Trilogy, My Choice and iCare among its accepted Medicaid plans. Its uninsured fee sheet excludes private dental insurance, Marketplace plans and Medicare Advantage. Confirm your exact dental insurance before choosing a clinic.

Who assesses sudden tooth pain near Burleigh Road?

Brookfield Dentistry arranges emergency visits after discussing the problem by phone. Its dental team takes calls at 262-786-8440, and visits take place at 13965 West Burleigh Road, Suite 200. The dentist examines the painful area, takes images when needed and explains treatment and follow-up.

For an uninsured adult who meets Lake Area's rules, the clinic's urgent exam costs $50 to $93.60, with an X-ray and assessment. Treatment costs extra. For serious bleeding or breathing trouble, call 911; Ascension Elmbrook's emergency department at 19333 West North Avenue handles medical emergencies. Routine urgent dental treatment starts with a dentist.

What care is available for children on Bluemound Road?

The Fun Kid's Dentist treats infants through teens, including children with special health needs. Its Brookfield office is at 16655 West Bluemound Road, Suite 380; call 262-786-1270. The team offers nitrous oxide and has doctors on staff at Children's Wisconsin for hospital dental care.

At the first visit, the dentist checks the teeth, mouth tissues and bite. X-rays depend on age and need; cleaning and fluoride are given when indicated. The office offers both children's dentistry and orthodontic care, so a bite concern can be discussed alongside prevention.

Can Brookfield seniors get help paying for a ride to the dentist?

Waukesha County's Shared-Fare Taxi Program takes $9 off an eligible one-way ride. It covers county residents age 60 or older, or younger adults with a disability, who don't drive or drive little. Riders must enter and leave the vehicle with little or no help.

Apply through the ADRC and reserve at least 24 hours ahead after approval. Brookfield is in the northeast service area, along with Elm Grove and Butler. The ADRC at 262-548-7848 can explain eligibility and wheelchair transport.