Most of those listings are general dentistry, with a small specialist presence. This guide sets out what the registry records, how to choose between practices, where to go for what is missing, and what to check on cost and urgent care.
What is listed in Clubview Heights
Twenty six of the 31 listings are general dentistry. The rest are two periodontics listings, one pediatric dentistry, one orthodontics and one dental clinic. Practices can hold more than one registration, so those figures describe the care available rather than counting separate offices.
Warm Springs Rd has the most listings at 15, close to half the neighborhood. Rosemont Dr has 7 with a further 3 recorded as Rosemont Drive, Gurley Dr has 3 and Calvin Dr has 2. Everything sits within the two ZIP codes, so the whole set is compact.
Twenty of the listings are registered to individual practitioners and 11 to organizations. Twenty two of the 31 were registered before 2010, which is a high proportion, and the oldest registration in the neighborhood dates to 2006.
- 31 practices, 26 of them general dentistry
- 15 listings on Warm Springs Rd
- Two ZIP codes, 31904 and 31909
- 20 individual practitioners, 11 organizations
- 22 registered before 2010
How to pick one
With 26 general practices and only a handful of specialists, the dentist you register with will be your route to most other care. Ask what they treat themselves and who they refer to. A general dentist who does simple extractions or root canals in house saves you appointments elsewhere, and one with an established referral relationship saves you the search.
Beyond that, the differences are practical. How far ahead do routine appointments book, will you see the same dentist each visit, and how do they handle a call about sudden pain. Two thirds of these listings are individual practitioners, which often points to smaller practices where the named dentist treats you, but ask rather than assume.
Three specialties, all close by
Endodontics, oral and maxillofacial surgery and prosthodontics have no listing in Clubview Heights. All three are nearest elsewhere in Columbus, about 0.9 miles away: 11 oral surgery practices, 6 endodontics practices and 1 prosthodontics practice. Given the distance, a referral for a root canal, a wisdom tooth or a denture should not add much to your week.
For routine care outside the neighborhood, North Kingston is 1.6 miles away with 11 listed practices and Rose Hill Heights is 0.6 miles away with 10. Weracoba Heights has 7 at 2.1 miles, Beallwoods has 6 at 0.5 miles, and Averett Woods and Ogletree Woods each have 4, at 1.5 and 2.1 miles. Those are the closest places to get a second opinion.
What it costs, and what this page does not show
The registry holds no fees, no opening hours and no insurance information. None of the 31 practices in Clubview Heights has claimed its listing or published a website or hours through it, so nothing here should be read as a guide to price or availability. Claimed listings are how a practice adds that detail, which is why they matter.
That leaves the phone call. Ask whether they are in network for your exact plan rather than for your insurer in general, since the same company usually runs several networks. In network means agreed fees and a larger share paid by the plan. Ask for a written estimate before treatment, listing procedure codes, the practice fee, the expected plan payment and your share, and check how much annual maximum you have left.
- Confirm the network for your specific plan
- Ask for a written estimate before treatment
- Check what remains of your annual maximum
- Ask what a checkup costs if you have no insurance
If it is urgent
For same day pain, call early and ask for an emergency appointment rather than the next routine opening. With 15 practices on Warm Springs Rd alone and 11 more listed 1.6 miles away in North Kingston, a few calls usually finds someone. To search by distance from where you are, use dentist directory.
Certain symptoms need an emergency room rather than a dental office. Go there 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 after an extraction. A knocked out adult tooth is urgent in a different way: hold 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 Clubview Heights?
The registry lists 31 dental practices in Clubview Heights, across ZIP codes 31904 and 31909. Twenty six are general dentistry, with two periodontics listings and one each for pediatric dentistry, orthodontics and a dental clinic. Fifteen of the 31 sit on Warm Springs Rd. Columbus as a whole has 186 listed practices.
Where is the nearest oral surgeon to Clubview Heights?
There is no oral and maxillofacial surgery listing inside Clubview Heights. The nearest are elsewhere in Columbus, about 0.9 miles away, where 11 practices are recorded. That covers wisdom teeth, difficult extractions and jaw surgery. Your general dentist can refer you and send the relevant X-rays with the referral.
Is there a pediatric dentist in Clubview Heights?
One pediatric dentistry practice is listed in the neighborhood, along with one orthodontics practice. Many of the 26 general dentists here will also see children. The registry does not record which practices take new pediatric patients or from what age, so call ahead and ask before booking a first visit.