Dental Health Services
FDOH Walton County Dental
- 850-892-8686
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Fax
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Mailing Address
362 State Hwy 83
DeFuniak Springs, FL 32433
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The Florida Department of Health in Walton County (DOH-Walton) recognize the need for children’s dental services. The goal of our dental clinic is to provide oral health services to the underserved population in Walton County with primary focus on children.
DOH-Walton's dental team consists of dentists, dental assistants, and other professionally trained staff.
DOH-Walton's dental office is located at:
Florida Department of Health in Walton County
Dental Clinic
362 State Highway 83
DeFuniak Springs, FL 32433
Monday - Thursday, 7:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.
Call 850-892-8686 schedule an appointment.
DentaQuest, Medicaid, Liberty, Sunshine Health, CMS, and Florida Healthy Kids insurance are all accepted. Please call to inquire regarding other insurances.
DOH-Walton offers the following dental services:
- Cleanings (prophylaxis) – Removal of plaque and calculus from the teeth and beneath the gum line; includes scaling, polishing, and oral hygiene instructions
- X-rays – Of the root (periapical), upper and lower jaw (panoramic), and back teeth (bitewing)
- Sealants – A thin, resin film painted on the chewing surfaces of permanent back teeth to prevent decay
- Fluoride varnish treatment – Concentrated form of fluoride applied to the surfaces of teeth
- Fillings (restorations) – A material is used to restore the function and integrity of a decaying or traumatized tooth
- Extractions – Removal of unrepairable teeth
- Pulpotomy – Removal of the blood vessels and nerves (dental pulp) inside an infected tooth
- Stainless steel crowns – Metal covers for severely decayed or damaged teeth
- Unilateral space maintainers – Will hold the space for a permanent tooth, used when a primary tooth is lost due to accident or decay
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