Everything below comes from the registry records behind those listings, which cover addresses, ZIP codes, provider type and registration dates. There are no ratings. What there is instead is a clear account of how much surgical and specialist capacity sits in a small area.
What is listed in Tuttle Crossing
The 37 listings fall across two ZIP codes, 43017 and 43016, and two roads hold nearly all of them. Blazer Parkway accounts for 19 once you combine the 15 filed as Blazer Pkwy with the 4 filed as Blazer Parkway. Bradenton Avenue accounts for 15 once you combine Bradenton Ave with Bradenton Avenue. Emerald Pkwy has 2.
Twenty five listings are registered to individual practitioners and 12 to organizations. Some dentists appear in both forms, as with David A Bennett, DDS and David A Bennett DDS Ltd, so the number of listings runs slightly ahead of the number of separate offices.
Twenty seven of the 37 were registered before 2010, and the oldest dates to 2006. That is nearly three quarters holding the same registration at the same address for fifteen years or more.
- 37 practices listed, from 129 across Dublin
- 20 general dentistry, 17 specialist or clinic listings
- 19 on Blazer Parkway, 15 on Bradenton Avenue
- Two ZIP codes, 43017 and 43016
- 25 individual practitioners, 12 organizations
- 27 registered before 2010, oldest in 2006
How to choose between them
The specialist weighting here is the thing to use. Seven oral and maxillofacial surgery listings and five periodontic in a neighborhood of 37 is far above normal, and there is a dental anesthesiology listing too. If you have been referred for wisdom teeth, implants or gum surgery, you can compare several options without leaving the area.
For routine care the field is smaller, 20 general dentistry listings, so choose deliberately. Ask whether you see the same dentist each visit, how far ahead cleanings are booked, and how the practice handles someone calling with pain.
None of the 37 publish a website or opening hours in the registry, so the phone does the work. Ask about new patient availability, whether a referral is needed for the specialists, and whether they are in network for your plan.
If you need something Tuttle Crossing does not have
No major dental specialty is missing here. General dentistry, oral and maxillofacial surgery, periodontics, pediatric dentistry, endodontics, orthodontics, prosthodontics and dental anesthesiology all have at least one listing in the neighborhood.
Where coverage is one listing deep, orthodontics and prosthodontics in particular, a second opinion means looking further out. The nearby options are limited but close. Lowell Trace has 25 practices at 2.2 miles and Historic Dublin has 21 at 1.3 miles. Beyond those, 92 of Dublin's 129 listings sit outside this neighborhood.
Insurance and paying
Network status is where most of the cost is decided. In network means the practice has agreed rates with your plan, so your share comes off a discounted fee. Out of network means no agreement, and you may owe the difference between the fee charged and the amount your plan allows.
For surgery, ask for a written estimate with procedure codes and have your plan pre authorize it. Ask specifically whether anesthesia or sedation is billed separately, since that is a common surprise on surgical bills.
The registry behind these listings holds names, addresses, credentials and specialty codes. It holds no fees, no opening hours and no insurance networks. That is why a claimed listing matters, because claiming is how a practice publishes what the registry cannot carry. None of the 37 here have been claimed so far.
If it is urgent
For a broken tooth, a lost crown or pain that is getting worse, call the general dentistry listings on Blazer Parkway and Bradenton Avenue and ask for same day care. Having 7 oral surgery listings nearby also helps if the problem turns out to need an extraction a general dentist will not attempt. No hours are published here, so you will be calling.
Certain symptoms mean an emergency room rather than a dentist. Go to the ER if swelling is spreading toward your eye or down into your neck, if breathing or swallowing is becoming difficult, if you have a fever alongside facial swelling, or if bleeding will not stop.
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Questions patients ask
How many dentists are listed in Tuttle Crossing?
There are 37 dental practices listed in Tuttle Crossing, out of 129 across Dublin. Twenty are general dentistry. The other 17 are 7 oral and maxillofacial surgeons, 5 periodontists, 2 pediatric dentists, 2 endodontists, one orthodontist, one prosthodontist, one dental anesthesiology listing and one dental clinic.
Is there an oral surgeon in Tuttle Crossing?
Yes, seven of them, which is a very high number for a neighborhood with 37 listings in total. There are also 5 periodontists and a dental anesthesiology listing. That combination means wisdom teeth, implants and gum surgery can generally be handled locally, with more than one practice to compare.
Where else can I look near Tuttle Crossing?
Two neighborhoods are close. Historic Dublin has 21 listed practices about 1.3 miles away, and Lowell Trace has 25 about 2.2 miles away. Beyond those, 92 of Dublin's 129 total listings sit outside Tuttle Crossing, so widening the search to the rest of the city adds a lot of choice.