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Best dentists in Henderson, NV

Dentists in Henderson, NV (8 trusted practices found • Average rating: 4.8/5 ) 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 Henderson, NV, verified by patient reviews

Seven Hills Dental Center

Seven Hills Dental Center

5.0 (775 patient reviews)
860 Seven Hills Dr, Henderson, NV 89052
(702) 567-5449

Services:

Mouth Guard Root Canal Crowns Checkup Invisalign

Comprehensive dental care using advanced technology ensures patient comfort and quality treatments for all ages, including emergency services, cosmetic dentistry, and preventive care.

Dentists of Henderson

Dentists of Henderson

4.9 (312 patient reviews)
10 E Horizon Ridge Pkwy, Henderson, NV 89002
(702) 420-2467

Services:

Preventive dentistry restorative dentistry cosmetic dentistry orthodontics emergency dental care

Expert dental care offering comprehensive services including preventive, restorative, and cosmetic treatments. Dedicated to patient comfort, advanced technology, and personalized oral health solutions.

Black Mountain Dental - Henderson

Black Mountain Dental - Henderson

4.9 (327 patient reviews)
1475 W Horizon Ridge Pkwy #100, Henderson, NV 89012
(702) 487-8967

Services:

Preventive dentistry restorative treatments cosmetic dentistry emergency dental care Invisalign orthodontics

Comprehensive dental care offering personalized treatments including preventive, restorative, and cosmetic services. Experienced team ensures patient comfort and optimal oral health with advanced technology.

Dentists of West Henderson

Dentists of West Henderson

4.9 (383 patient reviews)
3531 Volunteer Blvd Ste 120, Henderson, NV 89044
(702) 803-1275

Services:

Preventive dental care restorative dentistry cosmetic dentistry dental implants emergency dental services

Expert dental care offering comprehensive services including preventive, restorative, and cosmetic treatments, dedicated to patient comfort and advanced technology for optimal oral health.

Comprehensive Dental Care

Comprehensive Dental Care

4.9 (1164 patient reviews)
2790 W Horizon Ridge Pkwy #100, Henderson, NV 89052
(702) 735-3284

Services:

Dental implants Full arch restoration Cosmetic dentistry General dentistry Emergency dental care

Expert dental care offering implants, full arch restorations, cosmetic and general dentistry with compassionate service, advanced techniques, and personalized treatments for lasting healthy smiles.

Premier Dental Care

Premier Dental Care

4.8 (578 patient reviews)
220 E Horizon Dr, Henderson, NV 89015
(702) 565-0000

Services:

General dentistry cosmetic dentistry Invisalign dental implants emergency dental services

Expert dental services offering general, cosmetic, and emergency care with advanced safety protocols, personalized treatments, and a dedicated team ensuring your oral health and confidence.

Sunset Dental & Orthodontics Henderson

Sunset Dental & Orthodontics Henderson

4.7 (701 patient reviews)
1351 W Sunset Rd Suite 100, Henderson, NV 89014
(702) 550-1147

Services:

Cosmetic Dentistry Orthodontics/Invisalign Dental Implants Emergency Dentistry Root Canal Therapy

Expert dental care offering cosmetic, restorative, and emergency services with advanced training, sedation options, and flexible payment plans to ensure your comfort and healthy smile.

Henderson Modern Dentistry

Henderson Modern Dentistry

4.2 (343 patient reviews)
366 W Lake Mead Pkwy Ste 100, Henderson, NV 89015
(702) 464-3090

Services:

Preventive dental care restorative dentistry cosmetic dentistry root canal therapy dental implants

Expert dental care offering comprehensive services including preventive, restorative, and cosmetic treatments. Dedicated team ensures personalized, comfortable experiences for optimal oral health and patient satisfaction.

Dentists service prices in Henderson

Service Price in Henderson
Teeth Cleaning $75–$200
Tooth-Colored Filling $150–$450
Root Canal $700–$1,500
Porcelain Crown $800–$1,800
Tooth Extraction $150–$650
Dental Implant $1,500–$6,000
Teeth Whitening (in-office) $250–$800
Porcelain Veneer (per tooth) $800–$2,500
Invisalign $3,000–$8,000
Complete Denture (per arch) $800–$3,500

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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Average rating of 4.8/5 stars from 8 dentists in Henderson, a score that reflects exceptional commitment to quality care and patient satisfaction.

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Choosing a Henderson dentist, including for retirees and shift workers

Henderson mixes retirees, families and hospitality workers on rotating schedules, so a good dental office here needs to work for very different lives. About 63.8% of adults saw a dentist in 2022, according to the CDC, and 10.3% of working-age adults had no insurance in 2023.

If you recently retired here

Employer dental coverage often ends with the job, and Traditional Medicare generally leaves out routine care. Before your next big treatment, look at any Medicare Advantage or standalone dental plan, paying special attention to annual limits and waiting periods. Move your X-rays and records from your previous dentist before you need them.

Ask an office

  • Do you take my plan?
  • How do you coordinate with my doctors?
  • Is there step-free access?

Tell the office

  • Which medicines you take
  • Whether you have dry mouth
  • Any implants, joint replacements or heart conditions

If you work nights or weekends

Casino, resort and warehouse shifts rarely match standard office hours. Ask about the earliest and latest appointments, and how far ahead you must book them. Ask how you would be seen if a tooth starts hurting during a run of shifts, and whether you can rearrange visits without a fee.

The UNLV option

The UNLV School of Dental Medicine in Las Vegas starts new patients with a screening appointment and assigns accepted patients to a student dentist under faculty supervision. It may not take complex cases, and visits run long. The school also lists an urgent care clinic for pain, bleeding or swelling.

Nevada checks and coverage

  1. Check the license

    The Nevada State Board of Dental Examiners is the state regulator.

  2. Learn who is local

    The Southern Nevada Dental Society represents dentists in the area, and it can help you find names.

  3. Review Medicaid

    Adult coverage rules in Nevada have been changing, so check CareQuest's tool and ask the office.

What is in Henderson tap water

Newcomers from California, Hawaii or elsewhere may be used to a different water supply. The City of Henderson says it began fluoridating along with the Southern Nevada Water System on March 1, 2000, and that Nevada voters chose to continue the practice later that year. It adds a small amount to bring the level to 0.8 parts per million.

Retirees sometimes assume fluoride is only for children. Exposed roots and dry mouth can make decay a real risk later in life, so ask whether a prescription toothpaste suits you, and mention any reverse osmosis system or heavy use of bottled water, since either may change what you actually drink.

Teeth, dentures and moving in retirement

By CDC estimates, 10.4% of Henderson adults 65 and over had lost all their natural teeth in 2022. If you came here with dentures or implants, your new dentist will want to know what was placed and by whom.

  1. Gather your history

    Ask your last dentist for X-rays, chart notes and implant details, including the system used.

  2. Check for a local backup

    Establish yourself with a local office before a loose crown or broken denture becomes urgent.

  3. Review your plan each fall

    A Medicare Advantage dental benefit can change from year to year, so check its network and limits during open enrollment.

Costs and public health resources

A written quote should show each tooth, procedure and lab fee. If you pay directly, ask for a good faith estimate, and look up typical fees with FAIR Health. The Southern Nevada Health District and the federal health center tool can help you find public programs if cost is a barrier.

Limits you should keep in mind

The list above is compiled from public Google Maps information, then checked by an editor for duplicates and category mistakes. It is not a medical review. We don't verify licenses or results, reviews can be unreliable, and the category does not confirm a specialty. Please use this page as general information.

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Common questions in Henderson

Does Medicare cover my dental care now that I have retired?

Traditional Medicare generally does not cover routine dental care, cleanings or dentures. Some Medicare Advantage or separate dental plans do, within limits. Compare yearly caps and waiting periods, and get an estimate before you schedule costly treatment.

Can a dentist see me around night shifts?

Ask for the earliest or latest appointment, and explain your rotation. Some offices can reserve a recurring time. Ask about the policy on late changes, and how to reach someone if pain starts when the office is closed.

How do I start at the UNLV dental clinic?

Call the school for a screening. If you are accepted, a student dentist will manage your care with faculty supervision. Complex needs may be referred elsewhere, so ask early. The school has a separate clinic for urgent pain, bleeding or swelling.

What should I tell a new dentist about my medicines?

Share every medicine and supplement, especially blood thinners, bone drugs and diabetes treatments. These can affect bleeding, healing and the timing of treatment. A printed list from your pharmacy is useful, and you should update it whenever anything changes.

How do I check a Nevada dental license?

Use the Nevada dental board, and search by the dentist name rather than the office name. Read any public information. Ask how often the dentist performs your procedure, as the state record will not tell you about specific experience.