Find a Medicaid Dentist in Winston Salem, NC
31 dental providers in Winston Salem are state-listed on North Carolina’s official Medicaid and CHIP submission, across 31 practice locations, with 16 providers marked accepting new patients. State-listed means on the roster, not a booking guarantee: call and name the plan on your card.
State-listed providers in Winston Salem
All 31 listed locations. Source: the federal InsureKidsNow locator, listing updates as recent as 2025-12-11.
More of the North Carolina directory
Medicaid dental plans are statewide, so a nearby city’s listings are just as bookable. All pages come from the same North Carolina submission.
What North Carolina Medicaid pays dentists
Reimbursement shapes participation: states that pay dentists more list more of them. See the published North Carolina fee schedule for common procedures.
North Carolina Medicaid dental ratesWork in billing or credentialing? The complete North Carolina Medicaid network list is a downloadable CSV on the ProviderSignal Rates plan.
Winston Salem Medicaid dentist FAQ
How many dentists take Medicaid in Winston Salem?
31 dental providers in Winston Salem are state-listed on North Carolina's official Medicaid and CHIP submission, across 31 practice locations. State-listed means on the program's roster; peer-reviewed audits phone-confirm roughly two-thirds of official listings, so always call before booking.
Are Winston Salem Medicaid dentists accepting new patients?
16 of the 31 state-listed Winston Salem providers are marked as accepting new Medicaid patients. The flag runs ahead of reality: panels close and staff change, so call the office to confirm before booking.
Which Medicaid plans do Winston Salem dentists take?
Winston Salem listings span 1 Medicaid and CHIP dental plan: NC Medicaid. Dentists participate per plan, not per program, so name the exact plan on your card when you call.
Which Winston Salem Medicaid dentists accommodate special healthcare needs?
10 state-listed providers in Winston Salem are marked as accommodating patients with special healthcare needs. The flag comes from North Carolina's submission, so describe your needs when you call and confirm the office can accommodate them.