Best dental clinics in Philadelphia

28 clinics · ranked by rating & reviews · updated 2026

Philadelphia's dental scene runs from Center City and Rittenhouse Square practices to the Main Line suburbs, with two dental schools (Penn and Temple) feeding the market with specialists. That academic base shows: the metro has a strong bench of periodontists and prosthodontists for implant work alongside established cosmetic practices. Pricing lands between New York and the national average, and the suburbs often quote below Center City for identical treatment. For implants, ask about 3D imaging and who restores the crown; for veneers, review the dentist's own cases. The clinics below are ranked by Google review volume and rating.

Typical pricing

Typical Philadelphia pricing: a single implant (implant, abutment and crown) usually runs $3,200-$6,800, porcelain veneers about $1,000-$2,200 per tooth, and Invisalign about $3,800-$7,000. Main Line and New Jersey suburb quotes often come in below Center City.

Typical dental implant cost in Philadelphia

A single dental implant in Philadelphia typically runs $3,200-$6,800 for the implant, abutment and crown together. These are typical ranges, not quotes - confirm your total at a consultation with a licensed dentist.

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Cosmetic Dentistry (27) Dental Implants (2) Veneers (4) Invisalign & Clear Aligners (1) Teeth Whitening (1)

Top-rated dental clinics in Philadelphia

FAQ

Dentists in Philadelphia - common questions

How much do dental implants cost in Philadelphia? +

A single dental implant (implant, abutment and crown) in Philadelphia typically runs $3,200-$6,800. Full-arch All-on-4 treatment usually starts around $18,000 per arch. Confirm the all-in total, including any bone grafting, at a consultation.

Do Penn and Temple dental schools offer cheaper implants? +

Both university clinics treat patients at reduced rates with faculty supervision, often 30-50% below private practice. The trade-off is longer timelines and more visits. For complex implant cases, many patients still prefer a private specialist - compare both paths.

How do I choose an implant dentist in Philadelphia? +

Look for a periodontist, prosthodontist or oral surgeon for the surgical stage, CT/3D imaging in planning, and an itemized quote. The metro's academic pedigree means credentials are easy to verify - most specialists list their residency and board status.

Which Philadelphia areas have the most dental clinics? +

Center City and Rittenhouse Square have the densest downtown cluster, with strong practices across the Main Line (Bryn Mawr, Ardmore), Northeast Philly and the South Jersey suburbs. The list below ranks the metro by review volume.

Best dental clinics in Philadelphia

Top-rated dental clinics in Philadelphia

Janine Stanton DMD

Marc Baker, DMD

Barbell Bryen N DDS

Clark Stephanie DDS

Prime Dental Center

Samson Wahl & Associates: Samson Peter D DDS

Richmond Steven M DDS

Feiler Aaron T DDS

A-1 Family Dental Care P.C

David L. Romisher, DMD

Dr. Charles Wahl and Associates

Alfredo Alexander DMD

Ryan Baek Dental

Amazing Dental Care PC

Peter Flaherty, DMD

Dr. Zaheer Chaudhry, DDS

Calder Lloyd J DDS

Dr. Thomas E. George, DMD

MoyaDent Family Dentistry

Dental Wellness Centre

Star Dental

Maria Nowacki, DMD, PC

SmileDefenders

Dental Care Center and Office - Dr. Neelima Pitchika

All Smiles: Peter T. Kousoulis, D.M.D.

Kadar Thomas P DDS

Bruce Kerensky, DDS

Dr. Michael K. Kaner, DMD

Dentists in Philadelphia - common questions