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Dentists in Richmond, TX (1 trusted practice 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.

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Best Dental - Richmond

Best Dental - Richmond

4.9 (1639 patient reviews)
22377 Bellaire Blvd #400, Richmond, TX 77407
(281) 762-0637

Services:

Dental examinations and cleanings tooth extractions including wisdom teeth dental implants with abutment and crown Quick Braces orthodontic treatment

Flat-rate extractions apply to all tooth types, including impacted wisdom teeth, at the same transparent price. Same-day emergency appointments available with flexible financing and an in-house discount plan for uninsured patients.

Dentists service prices in Richmond

Service Price in Richmond
Teeth Cleaning $70–$180
Tooth-Colored Filling $150–$175
Root Canal $630–$1,350
Porcelain Crown $720–$1,600
Tooth Extraction $135–$580
Dental Implant $1,350–$5,400
Teeth Whitening (in-office) $220–$720
Porcelain Veneer (per tooth) $720–$2,250
Invisalign $2,700–$7,200
Complete Denture (per arch) $720–$3,150

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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Average rating of 4.9/5 stars from 1 dentists in Richmond, a score that reflects exceptional commitment to quality care and patient satisfaction.

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Looking for a dentist in Richmond, Texas? Plan beyond the closest office

Richmond's choices are more limited than those in central Houston, so many Fort Bend County residents end up comparing nearby offices with others along the highway. The CDC estimates that 51.5% of adults in Richmond saw a dentist in 2022, and that 24.7% of working-age adults had no health insurance in 2023.

That makes it worth looking at the whole area, particularly if you need specialized or lower-cost care.

Decide how far you will go

Stay close for

  • Checkups and cleanings
  • Children's visits
  • Problems that may need repeat trips

Consider traveling for

  • A complicated root canal or gum surgery
  • Implants or complex restorations
  • A second opinion on a large plan

Help in Fort Bend County

Fort Bend County Health and Human Services is the local agency to ask about community programs. The federal health center tool can show nearby clinics with sliding fees, so call to ask whether they offer dental care and are accepting adults.

In Houston, the UTHealth School of Dentistry sees patients through its teaching clinics. That can mean a long drive for several appointments, so ask how many visits you would need.

A health center option in Fort Bend County

You may not need to drive into Houston to find lower-cost care. AccessHealth, a community health center serving this part of Texas, lists dental among its services. It accepts Medicaid, Medicare and private insurance, and it offers a sliding fee scale based on income and family size. Ask which of its locations provides dental care before you go, because not every site offers every service.

  1. Call and ask

    Which site does dental, how long is the wait, and do you take new adult patients?

  2. Bring your numbers

    Household size and income proof usually decide your place on the scale.

  3. Name the problem

    A broken tooth or swelling may be booked differently from a routine cleaning.

Parents living with you

The CDC's estimate shows 15.8% of Richmond seniors with no natural teeth in 2022. If a parent has moved in with you, write down when their dentures were made, and take them along if they are loose or painful.

Ask for a morning appointment if your parent tires easily, and bring a list of every prescription and supplement. Blood thinners, bone medicines and diabetes drugs can all change the plan. It also helps to ask whether the office can handle a wheelchair transfer before you make the trip.

Checking the dentist

  1. Look up the license

    Search the Texas dental board under the dentist's name.

  2. Learn from the state group

    The Texas Dental Association shares consumer information about dentistry across the state.

  3. Ask the practical questions

    Find out who treats you, how often they perform your procedure, and how they handle after-hours problems.

For busy suburban families

Ask if several family members can be seen on the same day, and how far ahead school-break appointments are booked. If a child needs specialized care, ask whether the office treats children regularly or will refer you to a pediatric dentist. Find out which X-rays are really needed, because the 2026 ADA recommendations favor imaging based on diagnostic need.

Estimates and benefits

CheckHow
Network statusAsk the plan and the office about this specific dentist
Remaining benefitsLook up your annual maximum before major work
Self-pay estimateRequest a good faith estimate
Fair priceCompare with FAIR Health
Texas MedicaidSee CareQuest, since adult benefits are limited

School-age children and sports

Families here juggle long drives and school sports. Ask about a mouthguard if your child plays football, basketball or soccer, and keep the dentist's emergency number in your phone. A knocked-out tooth needs care right away, so find out now which office can see your child after hours and on weekends.

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An office appears here because of public Google Maps signals and an editor's check for duplicates and wrong categories. We haven't verified licenses or clinical results. Reviews reflect opinion and may be fake, and the category isn't a specialty credential. Use this page as general information.

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Richmond and Fort Bend County questions

Is it worth going to Houston for dental care?

It can be worthwhile for complex treatment or a teaching clinic, especially if you need lower fees. For routine care or anything that needs quick follow-up, a closer office may be more practical. Count the whole course of visits when you compare.

How do I find sliding-fee dental care near Richmond?

Search the federal health center tool by ZIP code, then call each clinic to ask whether it offers dental care and takes new adults. Bring proof of income if the clinic asks for it, and ask what the first visit costs.

Can my whole family be seen on one day?

Many offices try to arrange this, so ask when you book and check how far ahead you must plan. Ask whether children are treated by the same dentist, and whether a pediatric dentist would be better for very young children.

Do I need X-rays at every checkup?

Not necessarily. The ADA and AAOMR recommendations tie imaging to diagnostic need rather than a fixed routine. Ask what the images are for, and offer any recent ones you already have. Your history and risk of decay can affect the answer.

What should I do if the nearest office is not in my network?

Ask your plan what you would pay out of network, then compare that with an in-network office farther away. Include travel and time off in the comparison. Ask for a written estimate from both before you begin major treatment.