Best Dentists in Racine, WI | 63 Ranked Near You

How can I find a well-reviewed Racine dentist near Washington Avenue or Green Bay Road?

Washington Avenue and Green Bay Road are useful starting points for finding a well-reviewed Racine dentist: 19 of the 63 listed dentists have Google ratings from 4.9 to 5.0. Follow the treatment you need as well as the star rating: a child's exam, a sore tooth and a denture fitting involve different care. Read what patients say about that kind of visit. North-side addresses along Douglas Avenue and North Bay Drive add choices if Green Bay Road means a longer trip for each appointment.

📖 New to the area? Read our complete guide to finding a dentist in Racine — costs, specialties, and what to look for.

The Racine dental market, by the numbers

Racine dental leaders

Dental specialties in Racine

The largest supported local categories include Pediatric Dentists (14), Dental Implants (13), Cosmetic Dentists (13), Teeth Whitening (13).

Dental offices by ZIP code in Racine

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Comparing Racine dentists

Rated Racine offices average 4.48 stars across 8,939 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.62 statewide. 19 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 8 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.

Current score leaders: Spring Dental Group, LTD. (Score 96, 5.0 stars, 221 reviews); DeRose Dental (Score 96, 4.9 stars, 258 reviews); Belle City Family Dentistry, S.C. (Score 96, 4.9 stars, 219 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Racine Dental Group, with 2,931 reviews at 4.8 stars.

The 3 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 51 dental offices: 53406 (29), 53402 (11), 53405 (11).

Racine dental budgets from Wisconsin Avenue to Green Bay Road

Offices across Racine's 53406 ZIP code total 29, including locations on Washington Avenue, Green Bay Road and Spring Street. These Racine dental choices suit people traveling west from downtown. Douglas Avenue and North Bay Drive offer other locations to the north.

Uninsured dental help for Racine County residents

Health Care Network serves uninsured Racine County residents with gross income up to 250% of the poverty level. You must also be ineligible for Medicare, BadgerCare or other insurance. Dental exams, cleanings and basic care can be free or discounted by up to 50%. Services are provided in English and Spanish.

Health Care Network: 500 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 102; 262-632-2400.

Family membership fees on Washington Avenue

Wisconsin Smiles posts annual Smile Pass fees of $139.99 for 1 person, $199.99 for a couple and $249.99 for a family. The family plan allows up to 4 people living at the same address, including parents you support. Members pay the office's discounted treatment fees.

Wisconsin Smiles: 4915 Washington Avenue, Suite B; 262-619-1949.

A monthly plan and income discounts on Green Bay Road

iDental's Premier Plan costs $25 per person each month. It includes 1 exam and cleaning each year, with 40% off general services and 25% off specialty treatment. The plan requires payment in advance: at least 6 months, or 12 months for major work costing more than $1,000.

iDental Orthodontics and Family Dentistry: 1320 South Green Bay Road; 262-223-0280.

iDental also offers income-based discounts for eligible households at or below 200% of federal poverty guidelines. Its policy covers consideration of cleanings, fillings, extractions, dentures and urgent dental problems. Staff review income and family size. Approved patients renew the application after 12 months.

BadgerCare dental coverage in Racine County

Racine County is among the counties where a Medicaid HMO can manage dental benefits. BadgerCare Plus covers dental care, but the plan's dentist network matters when booking. Molina's Racine members can get help finding covered care at 888-999-2404. Children under 19 have no BadgerCare copays.

Children's exams and a gentler introduction to the chair

iDental lets younger children sit on a parent's lap for their dental exam. The team names and demonstrates tools on a finger or hand before using them in the child's mouth. Its children's care includes checking teeth, bite and jaw growth, then explaining home care and any proposed work.

What changes the price of dentures in Racine?

Racine Dental Group sets denture costs by type, materials and any tooth removal needed. Choices include partial, full and implant-supported teeth. Implant-supported teeth add jaw posts to hold a denture.

Fear of treatment and the cost of sedation

Racine Dental Group offers laughing gas, oral medicine and IV sedation. The method and treatment length affect the charge. Laughing gas is a mild option that lets you stay awake and talk; oral and IV methods provide other levels of relaxation. The dentist reviews which choice fits your health and care.

Toothache calls and paying for urgent treatment

Racine Dental Group treats tooth pain, infections, cracked teeth and urgent extractions. It discusses symptoms before proposing treatment. Its urgent care payment options include a credit card or an arranged payment plan. Call about the problem and the exam fee.

Racine Dental Group: 1101 South Airline Road; 262-333-3744.

Mount Pleasant and Sturtevant offer other dental locations west and south of Racine. Mount Pleasant includes offices near the same Green Bay Road trips. Sturtevant and Kenosha add choices when you need repeated visits for a longer treatment.

Racine questions about family fees, painful teeth and treatment choices

Can Health Care Network reduce dental bills for an uninsured Racine family?

Health Care Network offers free or reduced-price basic dental care to qualifying uninsured Racine County residents. The income ceiling is 250% of the poverty level, and you must be ineligible for other insurance. Some outside dental services still have a fee, so the staff explain charges before you arrange care.

Where can an uninsured Racine patient seek help paying for an infected tooth?

iDental's income-discount policy includes urgent pain, infection and dental trauma among the problems considered for reduced fees. Uninsured or underinsured households can apply, with income and family size checked. The policy's limit is 200% of federal poverty guidelines. Staff decide the discount and the amount you contribute to care.

What yearly Smile Pass fee applies to a Racine household of 4?

Wisconsin Smiles charges $249.99 a year for its family Smile Pass, covering up to 4 people at the same address. Parents you support can join that household plan too. The membership gives access to discounted office fees, with payment for treatment made directly to the dentist.

How far ahead must I pay iDental's plan for dental work over $1,000?

iDental requires at least 12 months of Premier Plan payments in advance for major procedures costing more than $1,000. Its monthly charge is $25 per person. For other care, the minimum advance payment is 6 months. The plan includes an annual exam and cleaning, with discounts on other work.

Is BadgerCare dental care in Racine limited to children?

BadgerCare Plus includes dental care for eligible adults as well as children. Racine members can have dental benefits managed by their HMO, so the plan's dental network is part of choosing an office. Molina includes Racine in its dental service area and helps members locate covered dentists.

Why might tooth removal change my Racine denture estimate?

Racine Dental Group includes needed extractions when working out the cost of dentures. The type of replacement and materials also affect the bill. A full denture replaces an upper or lower set of teeth; a partial fills gaps around teeth you still have.

Does every sedation option at Racine Dental Group involve an IV?

Racine Dental Group also offers laughing gas through a nose mask and oral medicine before treatment. Laughing gas keeps you awake and able to talk with the team. IV sedation is another option for deeper relaxation. The type used and the length of care help set the fee.

How does iDental introduce a nervous Racine child to the first exam?

iDental introduces the room and team before the child's exam, with younger children able to sit on a parent's lap. Tools are named and shown on a finger or hand first. The dentist checks teeth, bite and jaw growth, then explains any cleaning, fluoride or X-rays recommended for the child.

Racine, WI Dentists | 63 Ranked

How can I find a well-reviewed Racine dentist near Washington Avenue or Green Bay Road?

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