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Best dentists in Fresno, CA

Dentists in Fresno, CA (8 trusted practices found • Average rating: 4.9/5 ) with outstanding reviews on Google Maps, specialized in private care and located near you. Here you can review detailed information, resolve common questions, and compare data to help you make the most informed decision for your health.

A trusted list of top-rated dentists in Fresno, CA, verified by patient reviews

Shinkawa Dental

Shinkawa Dental

5.0 (270 patient reviews)
7760 N Fresno St # 105, Fresno, CA 93720
(559) 226-5656

Services:

Preventive Dentistry Dental Implants Invisalign Clear Aligners Cosmetic Dentistry Emergency Dental Care

Expert dental care offering preventive, cosmetic, and restorative services with advanced technology, personalized treatment, and a caring team dedicated to your oral health and smile.

Fresno Dental Professionals

Fresno Dental Professionals

4.9 (1038 patient reviews)
8405 N Fresno St #110, Fresno, CA 93720
(559) 431-1400

Services:

Preventive Dentistry Restorative Dentistry Cosmetic Dentistry Emergency Dental Care Teeth Whitening

Expert dental care offering comprehensive services including preventive, restorative, and cosmetic treatments with a dedicated team focused on patient comfort and advanced technology.

Willow Dental Group

Willow Dental Group

4.9 (1171 patient reviews)
6753 N Willow Ave, Fresno, CA 93710
(559) 434-1088

Services:

Preventative Dental Care Cosmetic Dentistry Dental Implants Orthodontics Sleep Apnea Treatment

Comprehensive dental care specializing in preventative, cosmetic, and family dentistry, including implants and sleep apnea treatment, ensuring healthy, confident smiles for all ages.

Guillermo Donan DDS

Guillermo Donan DDS

4.9 (1182 patient reviews)
125 E Barstow Ave STE 101, Fresno, CA 93710
(559) 222-9923

Services:

General Dentistry Cosmetic Dentistry Preventive Care Restorative Dentistry Emergency Dental Services

Expert dental care offering general and cosmetic dentistry, personalized treatments, and patient-focused solutions to improve oral health with advanced techniques and compassionate service.

First Family Dental

First Family Dental

4.9 (443 patient reviews)
6115 N First St #102, Fresno, CA 93710
(559) 229-8200

Services:

Preventive dental care restorative dentistry cosmetic dentistry orthodontics pediatric dentistry

Expert dental care offering comprehensive services with personalized attention, advanced technology, and a caring team dedicated to improving your oral health and smile.

All Smiles Dental - Dr. Shahla Satary

All Smiles Dental - Dr. Shahla Satary

4.9 (241 patient reviews)
7472 N Fresno St STE 201, Fresno, CA 93720
(559) 438-8686

Services:

General Dentistry Family Dentistry Cosmetic Dentistry Teeth Whitening Dental Implants

Expert dental care offering general, family, and cosmetic dentistry with advanced technology and personalized treatment to ensure healthy, beautiful smiles for all ages in Fresno.

A Dental Care 24 Hrs

A Dental Care 24 Hrs

4.9 (194 patient reviews)
7077 N West Ave STE 107, Fresno, CA 93711
(559) 438-4646

Services:

Emergency Dentistry Cosmetic Dentistry Dental Implants General Dentistry Oral Surgery

Expert 24-hour dental care offering emergency, cosmetic, implant, and general dentistry in a friendly, relaxed environment. Financing options available to ensure accessible, quality treatment.

Haraz Dental Group

Haraz Dental Group

4.8 (2210 patient reviews)
6099 N First St, Fresno, CA 93710
(559) 554-9791

Services:

Preventive dental care restorative dentistry cosmetic dentistry family dentistry orthodontic treatments

Expert dental care offering personalized treatments in general, cosmetic, and family dentistry, ensuring patient comfort with advanced technology and a compassionate approach.

Dentists service prices in Fresno

Service Price in Fresno
Teeth Cleaning $75–$195
Tooth-Colored Filling $145–$440
Root Canal $680–$1,450
Porcelain Crown $780–$1,750
Tooth Extraction $145–$630
Dental Implant $1,450–$5,800
Teeth Whitening (in-office) $240–$780
Porcelain Veneer (per tooth) $780–$2,400
Invisalign $2,900–$7,800
Complete Denture (per arch) $780–$3,400

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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Finding dental care in Fresno, from valley farm towns to city offices

The Central Valley faces well-known health care shortages, and that shows up here. The CDC estimates that 53.5% of Fresno adults saw a dentist in 2022 and that 15.4% of older adults had no natural teeth.

Many people in and around the city juggle seasonal work, long drives and several languages at home, so convenience and communication count as much as a good score.

Fitting care around work

Seasonal jobs can make insurance and income unpredictable. If your hours are about to change, ask a dentist which treatment should come first, and whether the rest can wait. Do not let a full plan keep you from fixing the one tooth that hurts.

Off-season planning

  • Book larger treatment when your schedule allows it.
  • Ask about early morning or Saturday times.

If coverage may end

  • Ask what can be finished while you still have benefits.
  • Save copies of your X-rays and plan.

Spanish, Hmong and other languages

Fresno is home to many families who speak Spanish, Hmong or Punjabi at home. Ask if an interpreter can be arranged, and whether a family member may join you. Children should not be asked to explain a diagnosis to their parents, so ask for a proper interpreter when the discussion is about treatment.

Low-cost and public options

The Fresno City College Dental Hygiene Clinic offers supervised students' cleanings and X-rays to the public at modest prices, and appointments can run several hours. It does not replace a dentist for fillings or extractions.

The Fresno County Department of Public Health and the federal health center search can help you find other community options. Medi-Cal members should see the adult benefit in CareQuest's tool and ask an office whether it accepts new patients.

Fresno water and cavity prevention

Fresno parents should know this before a first checkup. In the city's Water Division FAQ, the answer to whether the water is fluoridated is that the city no longer does so. That matters because the CDC reports that children in communities with fluoridated tap water have fewer cavities than those without it, and that varnish can prevent about one-third of cavities in baby teeth.

Ask for your child

  • Is varnish needed at each visit, or only some?
  • Do the back teeth need sealants yet?
  • What toothpaste amount fits this age?

Ask for yourself

  • Could a stronger toothpaste protect exposed roots?
  • Does dry mouth from my medicines change the plan?
  • How often should I come in?

If you live on a private well or in a nearby community served by another system, the city's answer does not apply to you. Your water supplier's annual report, or a lab test for a well, will show what you actually have.

When getting there is the problem

Transportation can decide whether treatment gets finished. The CDC estimated that 13.9% of Fresno adults lacked reliable transportation in 2023. Before you accept a multi-visit plan, ask whether appointments can be grouped, and whether the office is near a bus line. Medi-Cal members can also ask their plan about help with rides to appointments.

Verifying a Fresno dentist

Use California's license search for the Dental Board. Enter the dentist's name and look for the status, along with any public documents. The Fresno-Madera Dental Society is the local professional group, so you could use it to find other names. Neither source tells you how often a dentist does your procedure, so ask.

Common treatment decisions

DecisionAsk
Filling or crownHow much tooth is left, and how long might each option last?
Root canal or extractionCan the tooth be saved, and what happens to chewing if it goes?
DenturesHow many adjustment visits come with the price?
Gum treatmentWhich measurements show that I need it?

Ask for it in writing, with procedure codes, and use FAIR Health as a reference. If you are not using insurance, ask for a good faith estimate too.

Reading our list with care

Each entry is sourced from public Google Maps data, and our editor checks only for duplicates and wrong categories. Nothing here confirms a license, safe practice or good results, and some reviews may not be genuine. A category is not a specialty credential, and this guide is not a diagnosis.

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Questions from Fresno patients

Can I bring a family member to interpret at the dentist?

Usually, but ask the office about a professional interpreter when you discuss diagnosis, risks or consent. Avoid relying on children for this. Ask for written plans in your preferred language if available, and ask staff to speak slowly.

What should I do if my insurance is about to end?

Call your dentist and ask what should be finished first. Ask about any treatment already underway, and request copies of your records and X-rays. Check how much of your benefit remains, and whether payment is based on the date treatment is finished.

Is a student hygiene clinic right for me?

It can be a good choice for cleanings and X-rays if you have time for long appointments. Supervised students cannot replace a dentist for fillings or extractions, so ask how they would refer you if they find a problem.

Do I have to accept the treatment plan all at once?

No. You can ask which items are urgent and which can wait. A phased plan is often possible, although delays may carry risks. Ask the dentist to explain them, and to give you a written plan with the order of treatment.

Where can I look up a dental license in California?

Use the state license search, and enter the name of the dentist who will treat you. Read any enforcement documents listed. Ask about special training separately, particularly for implants, oral surgery or sedation, because a license alone will not show it.