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Dentists in Houston, TX (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 Houston, TX, verified by patient reviews

The Houston Dentists

The Houston Dentists

5.0 (659 patient reviews)
4914 Bissonnet St #200, Bellaire, TX 77401
(346) 202-3432

Services:

Preventative Dentistry Restorative Dentistry Cosmetic Dentistry Orthodontics Dental Implants

Expert dental care offering comprehensive services including preventative, restorative, and cosmetic treatments with personalized attention to ensure your healthiest smile.

Downtown Houston Dental

Downtown Houston Dental

4.9 (401 patient reviews)
910 Louisiana St Suite 190, Houston, TX 77002
(713) 229-8100

Services:

Preventive Dentistry Restorative Dentistry Cosmetic Dentistry Emergency Dentistry Dental Implants

Comprehensive dental care combining advanced technology, flexible scheduling, and personalized treatments ensures convenient, affordable, and trusted oral health services for busy professionals.

The Dentists At Houston Westchase

The Dentists At Houston Westchase

4.9 (1244 patient reviews)
1500 CityWest Blvd #110, Houston, TX 77042
(832) 830-8226

Services:

Family Dentistry Preventive Care Restorative Dentistry Dental Implants Cosmetic Dentistry

Expert dental care offering comprehensive services including preventive, restorative, cosmetic, and emergency treatments with advanced technology and personalized patient comfort in Houston, TX.

Dentiq Dentistry Houston

Dentiq Dentistry Houston

4.9 (1160 patient reviews)
1355 W Gray St, Houston, TX 77019
(713) 589-6564

Services:

Routine check-ups Dental implants Full-mouth rehabilitation Restorative dentistry Virtual consultations

Expert dental care offering advanced technology, compassionate service, and comprehensive treatments for families. Experience efficient, precise dentistry focused on your comfort and lasting oral health.

Dentist Tree Of The Heights - Dentist Houston TX | Cosmetic and Emergency Dentist

Dentist Tree Of The Heights - Dentist Houston TX | Cosmetic and Emergency Dentist

4.9 (645 patient reviews)
2105 Yale St Ste 300, Houston, TX 77008
(281) 849-8858

Services:

Emergency Dental Care Cosmetic Dentistry Dental Implants Orthodontics (Invisalign) Oral Surgery

Expert dental care offering emergency, cosmetic, and restorative services with advanced technology and compassionate staff to ensure your healthiest, most confident smile.

Nu Dentistry | Garden Oaks

Nu Dentistry | Garden Oaks

4.9 (784 patient reviews)
3201 N Shepherd Dr Suite 113, Houston, TX 77018
(832) 662-3846

Services:

Dental implants Cosmetic dentistry (veneers bonding teeth whitening) Emergency dental care Invisalign orthodontics Sleep dentistry with sedation

Comprehensive dental care featuring implants, cosmetic treatments, emergency services, Invisalign, and sedation dentistry. Expert team ensures personalized, comfortable, and effective solutions for every smile.

Nu Dentistry Houston TX

Nu Dentistry Houston TX

4.9 (1954 patient reviews)
5706 San Felipe St Ste B-300, Houston, TX 77057
(346) 566-4100

Services:

Dental implants Cosmetic dentistry Emergency dental care Invisalign clear aligners Sleep dentistry with sedation

Expert dental care offering implants, cosmetic treatments, emergency services, Invisalign, and sedation options designed for patient comfort and convenient scheduling. Your smile’s health is our priority.

Memorial Park Dental Spa Houston

Memorial Park Dental Spa Houston

4.8 (911 patient reviews)
6010 Washington Ave suite d, Houston, TX 77007
(713) 864-3800

Services:

Cosmetic Dentistry Dental Implants General Dentistry Restorative Dentistry Emergency Dentistry

Experience expert dental care with cosmetic, restorative, and emergency services in a relaxing spa-like environment. Gentle treatments ensure comfort, health, and a confident smile for every patient.

Dentists service prices in Houston

Service Price in Houston
Teeth Cleaning $95–$150
Tooth-Colored Filling $150–$350
Root Canal $640–$1,600
Porcelain Crown $600–$2,200
Tooth Extraction $120–$450
Dental Implant $3,000–$6,000
Teeth Whitening (in-office) $200–$800
Porcelain Veneer (per tooth) $600–$2,500
Invisalign $3,000–$7,000
Complete Denture (per arch) $600–$2,000

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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Only half of Houston adults see a dentist in a given year. Here is how to get back on track

Only about half of Houston adults, an estimated 50.2%, saw a dentist in 2022, and 24% of adults under 65 had no health insurance in 2023. For a city with a world-famous medical center, that gap is striking.

If cost, time or anxiety has kept you away, this page is for you. You need a plan you can carry out, not the fanciest office in town.

If fear has kept you away

Dental anxiety is common, and a good office will not make you feel bad about it. Say so when you book. Ask for a longer first visit that is only a conversation and an exam, and agree on a signal to pause at any time.

Options to ask about

  • Topical numbing before injections
  • Headphones or breaks during treatment
  • Nitrous oxide or other sedation, including its risks and cost
  • Doing the simplest treatment first, so you can build trust

A teaching clinic in the Medical Center

The UTHealth Houston School of Dentistry sees patients through its clinics, where trainees work under supervision. It is worth a call if you need a lot of work and have a flexible schedule. Ask about screening, fees and how much time each stage takes. The Houston Health Department also provides information about public health programs in the city.

Houston is big: plan for distance

A cheap office across town is not cheap if every visit costs half a day in traffic. Before you start a plan with several visits, check the route during the hours you could go, and ask how the office handles late arrivals. Being able to get to the office quickly also matters if something goes wrong after treatment.

Checking a Houston dentist

  1. License

    Search the Texas State Board of Dental Examiners by the dentist's name.

  2. Specialty

    Ask about residency, and compare the claim with the ADA-recognized list.

  3. Experience

    Ask how often this dentist does your procedure, and who else might be involved.

The county system's dental program

For residents with very limited income, the county's public health system has its own route, though it does not work like a walk-in clinic. Harris Health's dental program, run with the UTHealth Houston School of Dentistry, offers exams, cleanings, fillings, extractions and emergency care. Treatment is for established adult patients with a valid financial assistance plan, and patients are normally referred by their primary care doctor.

  1. Apply for financial assistance

    This comes first, and it is based on living in Harris County, so check your address if you live near the Fort Bend or Montgomery line.

  2. See a primary care doctor

    Mention the dental problem at that visit, and ask for the referral directly.

  3. Call for an appointment

    The program lists 713-526-4243, and it asks patients to arrive 30 minutes early.

Tooth loss and access in Houston

Dental visits lag here. The CDC's figures show that 50.2% of adults saw a dentist in the past year as of 2022, and 16.3% of those 65 and over had lost all their teeth. Medicare generally leaves routine dental care out, so older relatives on a fixed income should compare their plan's dental benefit before committing to dentures or implants.

Paying for care in Houston

RouteWhat to doWatch for
Employer planConfirm the network and your annual limitWaiting periods for major work
MedicaidCheck CareQuest's tool for adult rulesLimited adult benefits in Texas
Paying yourselfAsk for a good faith estimateFees vary widely, so compare with FAIR Health
Health centerSearch the federal finderNot every center offers dentistry
Medical credit cardRead the promotional termsDeferred interest can be costly

The basis for these listings

We use public Google Maps signals, and an editor weeds out duplicates and wrong categories. We have not verified licenses or clinical quality. Star ratings measure opinion, some reviews may be fake, and category placement doesn't mean specialty training. This page offers general information rather than dental advice.

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What Houston patients want to know

What can I do if I am afraid of the dentist?

Tell the office when you book, and ask for a first visit that only includes talking and an exam. Agree on a stop signal. Ask about numbing gel, breaks and sedation options, including the risks and costs, before you decide.

Can I get low-cost treatment at the Texas Medical Center?

The UTHealth Houston dental school sees patients through its teaching clinics, which may cost less than private offices. Ask about screening and waits. Treatment takes longer, and it may not be right for urgent pain, so ask what your options are.

Why are dental prices so different across Houston?

Rent, staff, materials and the proposed treatment can all differ. Ask for the same diagnosis and procedure codes from each office to make a fair comparison, then use FAIR Health as a reference. Be careful with prices that exclude imaging or lab fees.

Does Texas Medicaid pay for adult dental treatment?

Adult coverage is limited in Texas, while children generally have broader benefits. See CareQuest, and ask your plan or office about your treatment. If it is not covered, ask for a written estimate and a lower-cost alternative.

Is sedation a good idea if I am anxious?

It can help some people, but it is not risk-free. Ask which level is planned and who will monitor you. Tell the dentist about your medicines and health conditions, and arrange a ride home if needed. Simpler comfort measures may be enough.