That combination of volume and coverage is rare. This guide covers what the registry holds for Goss-Grove: how the 86 break down, which streets they sit on, how long they have been registered, and what our records cannot tell you.
What is listed in Goss-Grove
Sixty two of the 86 practices list general dentistry. The specialist side is broad: eight orthodontics listings, seven in oral and maxillofacial surgery, four in periodontics, three in endodontics, one in pediatric dentistry and one in prosthodontics, with four entries recorded as dental clinics.
The addresses concentrate on a few streets. 28th St has 35 practices, Folsom St 18, Canyon Blvd 13, Pearl St 10 and 16th St three. Four ZIP codes appear across the listings: 80302, 80303, 80301 and 80304, so confirm which one applies when you map an address.
Sixty listings are individual practitioners and 26 are organizations. Fifty two of the 86 were registered before 2010, and the oldest registration in Goss-Grove dates to 2005.
- 86 practices, 62 listing general dentistry
- 35 on 28th St, 18 on Folsom St, 13 on Canyon Blvd
- Four ZIP codes: 80302, 80303, 80301 and 80304
- 60 individual practitioners, 26 organizations
- 52 registered before 2010
How to choose between them
With 86 options, use hard filters early. Network status narrows the list fastest, followed by how soon a new patient can be seen and whether the practice completes your treatment itself or refers it out.
The specialist depth means you can usually stay inside the neighborhood for a whole course of care. If your general dentist refers you for gum treatment, an extraction or braces, ask whether the specialist is also in Goss-Grove, because the odds are good.
Sixty of the listings are registered to a named individual, which tends to mean the same dentist at each visit. The 26 organizations may have more clinicians and more appointment slots. Neither arrangement is better on its own, so pick the one that fits how you want to be treated.
If you need something Goss-Grove does not have
No specialty is missing from the neighborhood, which is unusual even for a list this large. The limitation is depth rather than coverage. Pediatric dentistry and prosthodontics each have a single listing, so if that one practice is booked, out of network or not right for you, you are choosing from outside Goss-Grove.
The nearby options are close. East Aurora has 19 practices 0.8 miles away and Sale Lake 12 at 0.9 miles. Pleasant View Knoll has 12 at 1.1 miles, Washington Village 21 and The Hill three at 1.2 miles, and Arapahoe Ridge nine at 1.3 miles.
Added to the 86 here, that is well over 150 practices within a mile and a half, which gives you room to shop on availability rather than settling for the first opening.
Insurance and paying
Start with whether a practice is in network with your plan. In network fees are agreed in advance between the practice and your insurer. Out of network fees are set by the practice, and your share is usually larger even when the procedure is covered. Ask the office, then verify with your insurer.
For treatment beyond a routine exam, ask for a written estimate listing procedure codes, the practice fee, the expected insurance payment and your balance. In a neighborhood this size, getting a second estimate is straightforward and often worth the extra phone call.
Our listings hold registration details only: name, address, specialty and registration date. They contain no fees, no opening hours and no insurance information. Of the 86 Goss-Grove practices, one has published a website with us and one has published hours, and none has claimed its listing, which is why claimed listings matter.
If it is urgent
Same day care is more achievable here than in most places, simply because of the number of general practices within a short distance. Call early, describe the symptom rather than the treatment, and if the first practice cannot help, move along 28th St or Folsom St to the next.
Some symptoms belong in an emergency room. Go to hospital if swelling is spreading toward your eye or down your neck, if breathing or swallowing is becoming difficult, if you have a fever alongside facial swelling, or if bleeding will not stop. Those are signs of a spreading infection or a bleed that a dental office cannot safely manage.
To order practices by how far they are from you rather than by neighborhood, use dentist directory.
Questions patients ask
How many dentists are listed in Goss-Grove, Boulder?
The directory lists 86 dental practices in Goss-Grove, which is about a third of the 269 recorded across Boulder. Sixty two list general dentistry, and the specialist listings include eight in orthodontics, seven in oral and maxillofacial surgery, four in periodontics and three in endodontics. Thirty five of the 86 are on 28th St.
Can I get specialist dental care without leaving Goss-Grove?
In most cases yes. Every major specialty appears at least once among the listings here, including oral surgery, orthodontics, periodontics, endodontics, prosthodontics and pediatric dentistry. The caveat is depth: pediatric dentistry and prosthodontics have only one listing each, so a single unavailable practice can push you into a neighboring area.
Which streets in Goss-Grove have the most dental practices?
28th St has by far the most, with 35 of the 86 listings. Folsom St follows with 18, then Canyon Blvd with 13 and Pearl St with 10, and 16th St has three. The neighborhood spans four ZIP codes, so check the ZIP as well as the street name when you are planning a visit.