STAR DENTAL · DENVER
Dentist Open Late in Denver
Looking for a dentist open late in Denver? Star Dental’s published hours are 7 a.m.–8 p.m. Monday–Thursday, with 7 a.m.–5 p.m. hours Friday–Sunday. Call to arrange an evening appointment and describe the care you need. Closing time is not a guarantee that a new procedure can start just before the office closes.
Plan an after-work appointment around the service
An exam, urgent tooth assessment, denture fitting and scheduled surgical appointment need different amounts of time and preparation. Tell the team your concern and the earliest time you can arrive. That helps match the appointment to both your schedule and the work needed.
If you have pain or swelling, start with those symptoms rather than asking only whether the office is open. Staff will ask where the problem is, how long it has been happening and whether there may be an infection. The dentist’s assessment determines treatment.
Star Dental’s published weekly schedule
| Days | Office hours |
|---|---|
| Monday–Thursday | 7 a.m.–8 p.m. |
| Friday | 7 a.m.–5 p.m. |
| Saturday | 7 a.m.–5 p.m. |
| Sunday | 7 a.m.–5 p.m. |
Call to confirm today’s opening and an appointment for your service, including around holidays. For day-specific planning, see our existing weekend dentist information and Sunday appointment guide.
What to ask when evening time is limited
- Can the initial assessment be arranged after the time I finish work?
- What should I bring so the visit is useful?
- Could the proposed treatment need another appointment?
- Will records or insurance approval be needed first?
- If I need a prescription, what should I check with the pharmacy?
- When should I return for a fitting, restoration or review?
Star is next to the King Soopers pharmacy, which may make prescription pickup convenient when medication is prescribed. Pharmacy hours and stock are separate from the dental office’s schedule, so confirm those directly.
Urgent care in the evening
Star usually accommodates same-day emergency appointments, including many concerns involving pain, fillings, extractions and wisdom teeth. Call before coming in. Some cases can be treated at the first visit; others require a further appointment, approval or a specialist.
An evening assessment can still be valuable when definitive treatment needs another stage. Ask what can be done now, what remains and which changes should prompt another call. Our same-day dentist guide explains that distinction.
Sedation and denture work need their own schedule
IV sedation is separately assessed and scheduled, with insurance approval where applicable. It is not a same-day emergency add-on. Ask the treating team about preparation and transport before reserving the procedure.
Denture production and fitting also need a plan. Eligible partials can usually be ready in as little as a week after impressions, while repairs can usually be completed the same day after repairability is assessed. Those examples do not mean every appliance can be dropped off near closing and collected immediately.
If the office is closed
Use the published schedule to plan the next call, but do not wait on serious symptoms. Trouble breathing or swallowing or severe spreading swelling needs emergency medical attention; call 911 for breathing difficulty. Our dentist-versus-emergency-room guide explains the different care settings.
An appointment request through the website is useful for arranging care, but it is not a confirmed booking or a live urgent-response channel. For a concern that needs prompt attention, call the appropriate care provider directly.
Frequently asked questions
Are you open until 8 p.m. every day?
The published 8 p.m. closing time applies Monday–Thursday. Friday, Saturday and Sunday hours are 7 a.m.–5 p.m. Confirm changes and availability by phone.
Can I arrive a few minutes before closing?
Call first. The team needs to consider assessment and treatment time, booked patients and the service you need. Office hours do not establish a latest appointment time for every procedure.
Are late appointments available without insurance?
Uninsured patients are welcome. Ask about the visit charge and payment arrangements when booking, just as you would for a daytime appointment.
Is Star a 24-hour dental office?
No. Use the published weekly hours and call for confirmation. We do not advertise overnight or 24-hour treatment.
Sources & further information
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