For an area of this size the specialty coverage is complete, which is unusual. Below is what the registry records, how to work through the list, when it is still worth looking at neighboring areas, and what to check on cost and urgent care.
Forty three listings in one ZIP code
General dentistry accounts for 27 of the listings. The specialist side is broad: 7 orthodontics, 3 prosthodontics, 2 endodontics, 2 pediatric dentistry, 2 periodontics and 1 oral and maxillofacial surgery, plus one dental clinic. Practices can hold more than one registration, so those figures describe the care available rather than counting separate offices.
The addresses cluster on a few roads. Darley Ave has 15 listings, Broadway St has 13 and S Broadway St has 11, with 2 on Table Mesa Dr. Since everything sits in a single ZIP code, comparing several practices rarely means traveling far between them.
Twenty nine listings are registered to individual practitioners and 14 to organizations. Twenty two of the 43 were registered before 2010, and the oldest registration in the neighborhood dates to 2005. One practice publishes a website through the registry.
- 43 practices, 27 of them general dentistry
- Seven orthodontics listings, the largest specialist group
- One ZIP code, 80305
- 29 individual practitioners, 14 organizations
- 22 registered before 2010
Working out which one
Since general dentistry is only about two thirds of the list, filter first by what you actually need. If it is checkups, cleanings and fillings, you are choosing between 27 practices and the deciding factors are practical: appointment lead times, whether you see the same dentist each time, and how a call about sudden pain is handled.
Seven orthodontics listings in one neighborhood is a lot, so anyone considering braces or aligners has genuine choice locally and can compare more than one opinion before committing. For anything else specialist, ask a general practice you are considering who they refer to and how records move between offices, since coordination is easier to arrange at the start than midway through.
No gaps here, and what is nearby anyway
Every specialty the registry tracks has at least one listing in Table Mesa. That means a treatment plan involving gum surgery, a root canal, an extraction, a denture or a child's care can normally be handled without leaving the neighborhood, which is not the case in most areas this size.
You might still look further out for a second opinion or an earlier appointment. Goss-Grove is 2.7 miles away with 86 listed practices, far more than Table Mesa itself. East Aurora has 19 at 2.1 miles, Pleasant View Knoll has 12 at 3.3 miles, Arapahoe Ridge has 9 at 2.4 miles, Keewaydin has 4 at 0.8 miles and The Hill has 3 at 3.3 miles.
Fees, insurance and the gaps in these listings
The registry holds no fees, no opening hours and no insurance information. One of the 43 Table Mesa practices publishes a website through it, none publishes hours, and none has claimed its listing. So this page is a dependable record of who is registered where and no guide at all to price or availability. A claimed listing is where practices fill that in.
When you call, ask whether they are in network for your exact plan rather than for the insurer as a whole, since one insurer usually runs several networks. In network means agreed fees and a larger share paid by the plan, not better dentistry. Ask for a written estimate before treatment, with procedure codes, the fee, the expected plan payment and your share, and check what is left of your annual maximum.
- Confirm the network for your specific plan
- Ask for a written estimate before treatment
- Check how much annual maximum remains this year
- Ask whether major work has a waiting period
If you need care today
For sudden pain, call at opening time and ask for an emergency slot rather than a routine appointment. With 43 practices in one ZIP code and 86 more listed 2.7 miles away in Goss-Grove, a handful of calls usually finds someone. To search by distance from where you are rather than by neighborhood, use dentist directory.
Some symptoms belong at an emergency room instead. Swelling spreading toward the eye or into the neck, difficulty breathing or swallowing, a fever alongside facial swelling, or bleeding that will not stop after an extraction all need hospital care. A knocked out adult tooth is also time sensitive: handle it by the crown, keep it in milk or saliva, and try to be seen within the hour.
Questions patients ask
How many dentists are in Table Mesa?
The registry lists 43 dental practices in Table Mesa, all within ZIP code 80305. Twenty seven are general dentistry and the rest are specialists, including seven orthodontics, three prosthodontics, two endodontics, two pediatric dentistry and two periodontics listings. Boulder as a whole has 269 listed practices.
Is there an orthodontist in Table Mesa?
Yes, and more than one. Seven orthodontics practices are listed in the neighborhood, which is the largest specialist group here. That gives you room to get more than one consultation before committing to treatment, which is worth doing for braces or aligners since plans and prices vary a good deal between practices.
Which streets in Table Mesa have the most dentists?
Darley Ave has the most with 15 listings, followed by Broadway St with 13 and S Broadway St with 11. Table Mesa Dr has two. Those addresses cover the large majority of the 43 practices in the neighborhood, all of which sit inside ZIP code 80305.