Find Affordable Dentists in Missouri

Dental savings plans for residents of Missouri start at $79.95. Prices vary depending on the plan you choose. You can find Missouri dentists near you who accept plans, just visit our dentist finder tool and enter your zip code. Then click “Search for Dentists” to get your matches.

You can search by a specific procedure too, so if you know you’re going to need root canals and crowns (for example), you can search for a plan that saves you the most at a dentist near you for that treatment. And if your treatment needs change, and you join a plan that’s offered on dentalplans.com, you can easily switch to another plan!

And here’s some more great news: many dental savings plans also offer, at no additional charge, savings on vision care, prescriptions, hearing care and other health and wellness services.

If you have an oral health issue that needs special care, or simply want to see a dentist who is specially trained in a particular dental procedure, you would choose a dental specialist. Typically, these dentists have 2-3 years of specialized training in their fields. Dental savings plans can also help you save on specialist care, simply choose a specialist who participates in your plan’s network.

There are nine dental specialties recognized by the American Dental Association. Some of these dentists aren’t the type you’re likely to see, like “Dental Public Health” specialists and pathologists who primarily work in a lab and identify oral diseases. But your dentist may refer you to a Missouri dental specialist if you need treatment for complicated oral health issues, or you may choose to see a dentist who specializes in specific types of care on your own. The majority of dental savings plans offer discounts on specialist care, and don’t require a referral from a general dentist.

Endodontists specialize in diseases of the dental pulp, you might choose to see an endodontist if you need a root canal.

Oral surgeons perform treatments like complicated tooth extractions, may place dental implants and do bone grafting prior to restorative procedures such as implant-supported dentures.

Orthodontists align the way teeth and jaws fit together. You might see an orthodontist if you need braces.

Pediatric dentists provide dental care for infants and children.

Periodontists provide treatments such as deep cleanings for persistent and/or severe gum disease.