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Dentists in Virginia Beach, VA (12 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 Virginia Beach, VA, verified by patient reviews

Dr. David R. Groy, DMD

Dr. David R. Groy, DMD

5.0 (251 patient reviews)
933 First Colonial Rd, Virginia Beach, VA 23454, USA
(757) 491-8075

Services:

Checkups and cleanings dental repairs for cavities and broken teeth tooth replacement gum disease therapy Invisalign Clear Braces

Multigenerational dental practice serving Virginia Beach families for over 40 years, treating all ages from routine preventative care through complex cosmetic rehabilitation procedures under one roof.

Oceanfront Dentistry - Drs. White & Heffelfinger

Oceanfront Dentistry - Drs. White & Heffelfinger

4.9 (71 patient reviews)
501 21st St, Virginia Beach, VA 23451, USA
(757) 428-6656

Services:

Implant dentistry Orthodontics Minimal sedation dentistry Oral appliances for sleep apnea Root canal therapy

Three generations of families trust this Virginia Beach dental practice where young children receive care without fear through a no-forcing technique that makes first visits positive and comfortable.

Beach Dental Center

Beach Dental Center

4.9 (643 patient reviews)
1000 First Colonial Rd, Virginia Beach, VA 23454, USA
(757) 496-0993

Services:

Preventative dentistry routine cleanings cosmetic dentistry general dentistry

Three dentists with Virginia Beach roots serve local families with preventative and cosmetic treatments, operating as a division of Atlantic Dental Care with flexible financing options for patients.

The Art of Dentistry

The Art of Dentistry

4.9 (1006 patient reviews)
2142 Great Neck Square, Virginia Beach, VA 23454, USA
(757) 481-3699

Services:

Dental implants Invisalign teeth whitening dental crowns bridges

Virginia Beach dental practice blends advanced technology with a transformative philosophy, guiding patients through cosmetic, restorative, and family care with award-winning service recognized by Coastal Virginia Magazine readers.

Coastal General Dentistry

Coastal General Dentistry

4.9 (230 patient reviews)
919 First Colonial Rd Ste B, Virginia Beach, VA 23454, USA
(757) 222-3731

Services:

Dental cleanings and exams tooth-colored fillings root canal therapy tooth extractions custom mouthguards

Serving Virginia Beach families since 2012, this practice welcomes servicemen, veterans, and multi-generational households with same-office cosmetic, implant, restorative, and preventive dentistry using modern technology and sedation options.

General & Implant Dentistry of Tidewater

General & Implant Dentistry of Tidewater

4.9 (548 patient reviews)
836 First Colonial Rd, Virginia Beach, VA 23451, USA
(757) 428-8747

Services:

Dental veneers teeth whitening braces dental implants crowns

This Virginia Beach practice maximizes dental insurance benefits while transforming smiles through veneers, teeth whitening, braces, and implant procedures performed by Dr. Pablo Machado and his patient-focused team.

Coastal Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry

Coastal Cosmetic & Implant Dentistry

4.9 (881 patient reviews)
919 First Colonial Rd Ste A, Virginia Beach, VA 23454, USA
(757) 222-3731

Services:

Dental implants porcelain veneers periodontal therapy smile makeovers full-mouth reconstruction

Dr. Sinclair holds AACD accreditation while Dr. Reichley is an ICOI Fellow, bringing dual expertise in cosmetic dentistry and implant restoration to patients throughout the Virginia Beach and Chesapeake area.

Mill Dam Dental Care

Mill Dam Dental Care

4.9 (726 patient reviews)
1301 First Colonial Rd #101, Virginia Beach, VA 23454, USA
(757) 463-1500

Services:

Teeth cleaning Sedation dentistry Dental implants Dental bridges Veneers TMJ and TMD treatment Digital dental X-rays Dental crowns

Dr. Leidy brings over 20 years of Hampton Roads experience with advanced training from Pittsburgh and USC, offering sedation dentistry and specialized support for patients with special needs.

Absolute Dental Care

Absolute Dental Care

4.8 (622 patient reviews)
328 Louisa Ave STE 120, Virginia Beach, VA 23454, USA
(757) 347-8701

Services:

Dentures Dental Bridges Internal Tooth Bleaching Pulpotomy Invisalign Clear Aligner Treatment

Four dentists collaborate to deliver restorative, endodontic, and orthodontic treatments in Virginia Beach, using advanced equipment for patients seeking specialized procedures beyond routine cleanings.

Dentistry of Virginia Beach

Dentistry of Virginia Beach

4.7 (65 patient reviews)
1805 Colonial Medical Ct, Virginia Beach, VA 23454, USA
(757) 961-4300

Services:

Preventative dentistry cosmetic dentistry restorative procedures dental infection treatment tooth replacement

Fellowship-trained general dentist near Sentara Virginia Beach General Hospital focuses on patient education, disease prevention, and hygiene programs for all ages with modern technology and efficient recovery times.

Smiles of Virginia Beach

Smiles of Virginia Beach

4.6 (411 patient reviews)
984 First Colonial Rd #101, Virginia Beach, VA 23454, USA
(757) 481-3000

Services:

Dental implants Invisalign orthodontics dental crowns and bridges root canal therapy

This Virginia Beach practice accepts Sunbit financing and focuses on preventive education during hygiene visits to reduce the need for future dental treatments while offering implants, orthodontics, and restorative procedures.

Advanced Sedation Dentistry - Virginia

Advanced Sedation Dentistry - Virginia

4.3 (137 patient reviews)
616 Virginia Beach Blvd Ste 102, Virginia Beach, VA 23451, USA
(757) 769-7155

Services:

Dental implants CEREC same-day crowns clear teeth aligners sedation dentistry

Treats dental anxiety patients with board-certified anesthesiologist support and multiple sedation options at two coastal Virginia locations. Same-day crowns and implants available without traditional discomfort or multiple appointments.

Dentists service prices in Virginia Beach

Service Price in Virginia Beach
Teeth Cleaning $75–$200
Tooth-Colored Filling $150–$450
Root Canal $690–$1,500
Porcelain Crown $790–$1,800
Tooth Extraction $150–$640
Dental Implant $1,500–$5,900
Teeth Whitening (in-office) $250–$790
Porcelain Veneer (per tooth) $790–$2,500
Invisalign $2,950–$7,900
Complete Denture (per arch) $790–$3,450

Estimated prices based on Doctory data.

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Virginia Beach dentists: staying on track through moves and deployments

Virginia Beach posts some of the best numbers on this list, with 70.1% of adults seeing a dentist in 2022 and only 8.3% of older residents having lost all their teeth. Still, Navy moves and deployments can interrupt treatment, and they tend to come at the worst time.

If deployment or a move is coming

Tell your dentist your dates as early as you can. Ask which treatment must be finished first, and which can safely wait. A temporary crown or an unfinished root canal is not something you want to leave behind, so plan around it, and get your records in digital form.

Service member

  • Your care generally comes through military clinics.
  • Ask how civilian care would be approved, if needed.

Family member

Retiree or veteran

  • Compare retiree dental coverage.
  • Check VA eligibility, which is narrower than medical care.

Options across Hampton Roads

Bridges and tunnels can turn a short distance into a long trip. Consider traffic at the hours you could actually attend, particularly if you need several visits. If a specialist is across the water, ask if consultation and treatment can happen on the same day.

A low-cost option in Norfolk

The ODU Konikoff Dental Hygiene Care Facility in nearby Norfolk offers low-cost services for uninsured patients, delivered by supervised students. Payment is due at each visit. It offers preventive care, so you may still need a dentist for restorative treatment. The Virginia Beach Health Department can also tell you about public programs.

Checking a Virginia dentist

Search the Virginia Department of Health Professions for a license and any public information from the Board of Dentistry. The Virginia Dental Association is the statewide professional group, which is useful for background on dentistry, though it does not regulate anyone.

Virginia's Medicaid dental program for adults

Military families who leave the service, or lose a civilian job, may find Virginia more generous than they expected. Under Cardinal Care Smiles, adults with full Medicaid benefits now have dental coverage. DentaQuest manages the program and can be reached at 1-888-912-3456 to find a participating dentist in your zip code.

A state question-and-answer sheet says there is no annual dollar maximum for adults, although individual procedures can have limits. It lists cleanings, fillings, root canals, gum treatment, crowns, partials, dentures and oral surgery, subject to the program's manual. Adult orthodontics are not included.

QuestionWhere to go
Which dentist takes it?DentaQuest line or its search tool
Child under 3 or a disability?The Virginia Department of Health dental directory
Will this crown be approved?Ask the office to check the benefit manual
Was a claim refused?Ask for the notice, then call DentaQuest

Your dental card can differ from your medical plan card. Have both on hand when you call an office, and ask whether it is taking new adult Medicaid patients this year, since a listing can lag behind the reality.

Comparing costs

LineQuestion
DiagnosisWhat is the problem, and can you show me?
ProcedureWhat is the CDT code, and which tooth is it for?
Your planHow much of your annual maximum is left?
Self-payCan I get a good faith estimate?

FAIR Health offers a local reference for fees. Virginia Medicaid members can see the adult benefit on CareQuest, then confirm the details with the office.

Moving between TRICARE and Medicaid

Coverage changes are common in a Navy town, especially when someone leaves active duty or a spouse changes jobs. Before you lose one benefit, ask your current dentist for X-rays and a printed treatment plan. A new office taking Cardinal Care Smiles can then work from those records, without repeating the images or guessing at what was already approved.

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It starts with public Google Maps signals, and an editor checks only for duplicates and category problems. We don't verify licenses or results, reviews might be false, and ratings aren't outcomes. Being listed here doesn't confirm a specialty, and this page offers general information, not personal dental advice.

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Virginia Beach patients ask

What dental work should be finished before deployment?

Tell your dentist your dates, and ask which problems could become urgent. Unfinished root canals, temporary crowns and infections are worth prioritizing. Service members should also follow their command dental readiness requirements, and ask about civilian care rules if needed.

Does TRICARE cover family dental care?

Family members may use a separate dental program rather than the medical plan. Check the TRICARE dental page for current details, and confirm that the office files claims for it. Ask about waiting periods and what major work would cost.

Is there low-cost dental care near Virginia Beach?

The ODU clinic in Norfolk offers low-cost supervised hygiene care for uninsured patients. For fillings or extractions, try a community health center or dentist. Ask for a written estimate before treatment.

How do I transfer dental records during a military move?

Ask your current office for digital X-rays and treatment notes before you leave. Keep your own copy. The ADA Code of Ethics says dentists should provide records for future care. Request them early to allow for processing time.

Should I see a specialist across the bay?

If your case needs it, it can be worth the trip. Ask your dentist why they recommend it, and find out whether you can combine consultation and treatment. Check your plan network, and plan for traffic and follow-up visits.