Dentists in Lantana

Search the dentist on TSBDE's Public License Search. If the office calls itself a specialist practice, Texas rules let a dentist advertise as a specialist only after a two-year accredited specialty program or board certification in one of 12 recognized specialties (22 TAC 108.54). The license certificate on the wall won't show a specialty, so ask where they trained.

Every Texas dental office has to post TSBDE's consumer information sign where patients can see it (consumer sign). Lantana's water comes from the districts, which publish a Consumer Confidence Report; read it if your dentist asks about fluoride in your water.

Delta Dental puts a standard cleaning without benefits at $85 to $160 and an out-of-network crown at $1,100 to $2,000 (national figures; crown costs). For lower fees, Texas A&M's dental college in Dallas screens adult patients for $120, with no fee if you aren't accepted (Texas A&M patient care).

Fee disputes are outside TSBDE's reach; it handles quality-of-care and conduct complaints. The Texas guide on our dentists page covers hygienists, specialties and Medicaid plans, and Lantana's hub covers district services. This page explains licensing and costs and is not dental advice; ask a licensed dentist about your own care.