Best dental clinics in Boston

28 clinics · ranked by rating & reviews · updated 2026

Boston pairs one of the most credentialed dental markets in the country - Harvard, Tufts and Boston University all run dental schools here - with some of its highest prices. Practices cluster in Back Bay and Downtown Crossing, with strong options in Brookline, Cambridge and the western suburbs. The academic depth means board-certified specialists are the norm rather than the exception for implant work, and the three university clinics offer reduced-rate treatment for patients with flexibility on timelines. For private care, the standard checklist applies: specialist placement, 3D imaging, itemized quotes. The clinics below are ranked by Google review volume and rating.

Typical pricing

Typical Boston pricing: a single implant (implant, abutment and crown) usually runs $3,600-$7,600, porcelain veneers about $1,300-$2,600 per tooth, and Invisalign about $4,200-$7,800. University clinics (Harvard, Tufts, BU) treat at 30-50% less with longer timelines.

Typical dental implant cost in Boston

A single dental implant in Boston typically runs $3,600-$7,600 for the implant, abutment and crown together. These are typical ranges, not quotes - confirm your total at a consultation with a licensed dentist.

Browse by treatment

Cosmetic Dentistry (25) Dental Implants (6) All-on-4 & Full Mouth (1) Veneers (4) Invisalign & Clear Aligners (3) Teeth Whitening (2) Crowns & Bridges (1) Dentures (2)

Top-rated dental clinics in Boston

FAQ

Dentists in Boston - common questions

How much do dental implants cost in Boston? +

A single dental implant (implant, abutment and crown) in Boston typically runs $3,600-$7,600, among the highest in the US. Full-arch All-on-4 treatment usually starts around $20,000 per arch. Confirm the itemized total, including imaging and grafting, at a consultation.

Are the Boston dental school clinics worth it for implants? +

Harvard, Tufts and BU clinics offer implant treatment at roughly 30-50% below private practice, performed by residents under faculty supervision. Quality is closely controlled; the trade-offs are longer timelines and more appointments. For patients with flexibility, it is the best value in the metro.

How do I choose an implant dentist in Boston? +

Board certification is common here, so raise the bar: ask about implant volume per year, CT/3D imaging, and who restores the final crown. Compare at least one Back Bay/downtown quote against Brookline or Cambridge - identical work often prices differently across the river.

Which Boston areas have the most dental clinics? +

Back Bay and Downtown Crossing have the densest concentration, with strong clusters in Brookline, Cambridge and Newton. The ranked list below covers the metro by review volume and rating.

Best dental clinics in Boston

Top-rated dental clinics in Boston

Comfort Dental Weymouth

Lynn Dental Health

Faigel Julia O DDS

Marrow Family Dental

M Street Beach

Corliss Steven M DDS

Dr. Patricia Wu, DMD

Dr. Vatche Seraderian

The Forsyth Institute

Dr. Joseph J. Milavec, DMD

Wellesley Dental Studio

Dr. Gwen Zhang DMD Orthodontist

TNT Dental Care

Dr. Robert DeRegis

B Central Dental Associates

Dr. Bruce Sullivan, DMD

Smith-Williams Jennifer E DMD

Carr & Associates

Dr. Seema Jacob

Dentistry by Design Boston

Dr. Mouhab Rizkallah

Revere Family Dental

Dillaway Family Dentistry PC.

Dr. Murad N. Padamsee, DMD

Vu Emilie D DDS

Bright Karen a DDS

Ace Dental Associates

Dr. Joseph T. Deprimio, DDS

Dentists in Boston - common questions