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• Armstrong & Dyre Dental, P.C.

  459 Pebble Creek Drive, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 856-3141

• Coffey PLLC

  119 Colony Crossing Way Ste 780, Madison, MS 39110 · (769) 300-1001

• Dental Care Of Madison

  1896 Main St, Suite B, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 898-9390

• Dental Professionals Of Mississippi, P.C.

  1716 Highway 51 Ste G, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 790-9245

• E. Britton Montgomery, DMD, Msd, PLLC

  Orthodontic practice · 7724 Old Canton Rd # A, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 853-1307

• Feltz Vision Center Ms LLC

  7716 Old Canton Rd Ste C, Madison, MS 39110 · (502) 244-2441

• Germantown Family Dental

  102 Dees Drive, Suite M, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 381-8200

• Gluckstadt Family Dentistry, PA

  1716 Highway 51 Ste G, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 790-9245

• Key Dental Group

  200 Key Drive, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 856-5227

• Lance J Welch DMD LLC

  1 Woodgreen Pl Ste 100, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 707-7042

• Ld-Madison, LLC

  306 Fountains Dr, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 605-1410

• Madison Dental Group, PLLC

  7731 Old Canton Rd Ste A, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 853-3565

• Madison Dental LLC

  7731 Old Canton Rd Ste A, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 853-3565

• Madison Dental Studio

  119 Colony Crossing Way Ste 780, Madison, MS 39110 · (769) 300-1001

• Madison Pediatric Dental Group, PLLC

  Pediatric dental clinic · 7728 Old Canton Rd, Suite A, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 856-1511

• Nathan K. Beavers DMD PLLC

  Pediatric dental clinic · 312 Fountains Dr, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 856-5313

• Signature Smiles PLLC

  113 Dees Dr Ste D, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 540-8789

• Smartsmile Orthodontics, PLLC

  Orthodontic practice · 7724 Old Canton Rd, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 853-1307

• T. Palmer Wilks, Jr., D.M.D., P.A.

  213 Hoy Rd, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 856-4110

• The Smile Studio PA

  1029 Highway 51 Ste D, Madison, MS 39110 · (601) 605-2525

• Tindle Family Dentistry PA

  1021 Gluckstadt Rd Ste 100, Madison, MS 39110 · (769) 567-2800

Before you book

Most dental offices see new patients within a week or two; many keep same-day slots for emergencies like a severe toothache or a knocked-out tooth. Bring a photo ID, your dental insurance card (or ask about cash pricing and membership plans), and a list of current medications. If you have severe facial swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, or trauma from an accident, go to an emergency room first.