Match Waukesha's 79 listed dentists to your exact dental plan to find an in-network office. BadgerCare Plus members in Waukesha can get dental care through an HMO; the dentist must take that specific HMO as well as Medicaid. Among the choices, 23 offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0 on Google, giving you several highly rated dentists to compare for your needs. For ongoing gum treatment, narrow the list to the 14 offices listing periodontal care, then confirm your plan covers the treating dentist and the proposed visits.

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Aspen Dental in Waukesha: Alison Meudt.
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Rated Waukesha offices average 4.69 stars across 8,711 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.62 statewide. 23 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 14 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.
Current score leaders: REVIVE Dentistry - Dr. Matt Smith (Score 97, 5.0 stars, 529 reviews); Sunset Dental Care SC (Score 97, 4.9 stars, 386 reviews); AG Perio LLC (Score 97, 4.9 stars, 360 reviews). The most Google reviews are for ForwardDental Waukesha, with 861 reviews at 4.8 stars.
The 3 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 79 dental offices: 53188 (35), 53186 (32), 53189 (12).
Waukesha dental choices stretch from East Broadway to the Bluemound and Sunset corridors. A cleaning and a series of denture fittings make different demands on your week. For repeat trips, Pewaukee and Brookfield add offices north and northeast of central Waukesha.
New Berlin and Elm Grove provide choices farther east. Sussex lies beyond Pewaukee, while Big Bend adds another option to the south.
Community Smiles Dental accepts BadgerCare, ForwardHealth or Medicaid. Uninsured people can qualify with income below 200% of federal poverty guidelines. Their fees follow an income scale. The clinic is at 210 Northwest Barstow Street, Suite 305; the dental number is 262-522-7645.
The clinic gives priority to youth 18 and younger. Its children's services include fillings, crowns, sealants and nitrous oxide. Families can show pay stubs and a tax return to set the fee. Staff can discuss other proof if you lack those documents.
For families considering braces, 11 Waukesha offices list orthodontic care; compare the proposed length of treatment and any orthodontic benefit in your child's plan.
Community Smiles Dental offers adults with pain a limited oral exam. Its daily emergency appointments are limited and booked by phone. For a painful tooth, the exam is the first step in deciding what care you need.
Glo Dental Studio lists $95 for an emergency exam. A price for the assessment leaves the repair to be priced from the findings. The tooth's condition shapes the urgent treatment that follows.
Call 911 for breathing trouble with spreading facial swelling in Waukesha. ProHealth Waukesha Emergency Department, at 725 American Avenue, provides hospital assessment for serious medical emergencies.
WCTC's dental hygiene clinic charges $30 per appointment, including an exam, cleaning and needed X-rays. The clinic is at 327 East Broadway, with free public parking. Its dental line is 262-691-5224. Both a licensed dentist and a hygienist instruct the students.
Patients usually need 1 to 5 visits lasting about 4 hours each. The service includes gum care, fluoride and sealants. Students call people on the waitlist to set up visits. You need time for that teaching care.
Glo Dental Studio's adult membership costs $325 a year. It includes 2 exams, 2 cleanings, an emergency exam and X-rays. Its $490 Perio membership includes 4 cleanings. These are the office's own plans, with 15% off additional treatments such as fillings, crowns, dentures and oral surgery.
The practice is at N4W22370 Bluemound Road, Suite 103; call 262-875-3304. For regular gum care, compare the Perio plan with the visits your dentist advises for gum treatment.
For complete dentures, Glo's upper and lower teeth each cost $2,362. Its resin partial is $1,836; a metal-frame partial is $2,417. These are the office's fees for those teeth. An exam shows what else you need before they can be made.
BadgerCare Plus includes dental care, with HMO dental networks used in Waukesha County. A Medicaid dentist also needs to join the HMO to bill that plan. That rule applies to both adult and child care.
Lake Area Free Clinic serves qualifying Medicaid and uninsured residents of Waukesha County or the Oconomowoc School District. Your household must earn no more than 250% of the federal poverty level for its dental care. The clinic is at 856B Armour Road in Oconomowoc; call 262-569-4990.
Its services include fillings, tooth removal, gum care, some root canals, crowns, dentures and partials. Uninsured patients pay fees. For adults who need several repairs, it offers more than a cleaning or pain exam.
Sunset Dental Care lists implant-retained dentures, CEREC crowns and sedation. Its address is W247 S3114 Prairie Avenue; the office number is 262-544-4404. Waukesha has 25 implant treatment listings to compare for replacement teeth.
Sunset's veneers and whitening address the appearance of teeth, while its implant-retained dentures replace missing teeth.
Uninsured families can get Community Smiles Dental's lower fees if household income is below 200% of the federal poverty level. Children and teens get priority. Staff use proof of household earnings. If you lack pay stubs or a tax return, the team can discuss other documents.
For most adults with tooth pain, Community Smiles Dental offers a limited exam to find the problem. Its other programs serve children, pregnant women and people with special health needs. It does not make dentures or implants or remove wisdom teeth; those repairs need a different office.
Glo's $2,362 fee buys one complete upper denture or one complete lower denture. You pay for each jaw. Partial dentures have their own fees for resin or metal designs. An exam shows whether teeth need removal or gums need care before your new teeth can be made.
A dentist must join your HMO's dental network to bill that plan, even if the office takes Medicaid. Waukesha uses these managed dental plans. Check the exact HMO for the person doing your care. General Medicaid enrollment alone does not settle that question for your proposed visit.
WCTC states a $30 fee per appointment, including the exam, cleaning and needed X-rays. Patients generally attend 1 to 5 teaching visits of about 4 hours each. The time allows instructors to check the student's work. You need to be able to attend those visits to complete your care.
The $490 Perio plan at Glo provides 4 cleanings a year. Its $325 adult plan has 2. Both include 2 exams, an emergency exam and X-rays. Match the plan to the gum care your dentist recommends; fees for other work follow the office's discount terms.
Lake Area Free Clinic takes qualifying Waukesha County adults with Medicaid or no insurance. The dental team checks that household income stays within 250% of the federal poverty level. It also serves the Oconomowoc School District. You book an appointment, and uninsured care carries fees for the work done.
Special Smiles at Community Smiles Dental serves children and adults with special health needs. The clinic has treatment spaces for people with sensory sensitivities or mobility needs. Its team can discuss the person's dental care and needs with the family or caregiver before the visit is planned.
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Updated November 4, 2026