Best dental clinics in San Antonio

28 clinics · ranked by rating & reviews · updated 2026

San Antonio offers some of the lowest big-city dental pricing in the US, which combined with a deep bench of implant providers makes it a practical market for major work like full-arch restoration. Practices cluster in Stone Oak, Alamo Heights and around the South Texas Medical Center, with military-adjacent clinics serving the city's large veteran population. Many patients here also weigh crossing to Mexico for cheaper treatment - the honest comparison includes travel, follow-up visits and warranty on the work, which local providers handle far more easily. The clinics below are ranked by Google review volume and rating.

Typical pricing

Typical San Antonio pricing: a single implant (implant, abutment and crown) usually runs $2,600-$5,600 - among the lowest of any major US metro. Porcelain veneers run about $800-$1,800 per tooth and Invisalign about $3,000-$6,500. Financing and package pricing are standard.

Typical dental implant cost in San Antonio

A single dental implant in San Antonio typically runs $2,600-$5,600 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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Top-rated dental clinics in San Antonio

FAQ

Dentists in San Antonio - common questions

How much do dental implants cost in San Antonio? +

A single dental implant (implant, abutment and crown) in San Antonio typically runs $2,600-$5,600, among the most affordable of major US metros. Full-arch treatment commonly starts around $14,000-$16,000 per arch. Confirm the itemized total at a consultation.

Is it worth going to Mexico for implants instead of San Antonio? +

Border clinics can be cheaper per implant, but a fair comparison includes travel for multiple visits, managing complications remotely and warranty on failed implants. San Antonio's own pricing is low enough that many patients find the local all-in cost competitive once follow-up care is counted.

How do I choose an implant dentist in San Antonio? +

Verify a periodontist, prosthodontist or oral surgeon performs placement, expect CT/3D imaging before surgery, and request an all-in quote covering implant, abutment, crown and grafting. Established Stone Oak and Medical Center practices have long review histories.

Which San Antonio areas have the most dental clinics? +

Stone Oak and the Medical Center area have the largest concentration, with Alamo Heights strong on the cosmetic side and large group practices across the North Side. Use the ranked list below to compare options.

Best dental clinics in San Antonio

Top-rated dental clinics in San Antonio

Garrison Family Dental

Medico M.D. Medical and Dental

Boyle Joseph S DDS

Medico M.D. Medical and Dental

Leonard Dan D DDS

Medico M.D. Medical and Dental

Dr. Kenneth Livingston

Holmes Dental Center -Dr. Phil Morales DDS

Dr. Mark A. Porter, DDS

Roach Jay DDS

Ingram Dental, Cortez Joseph E DDS

Legend Networking

Dr. Willie Cantu, DDS

Alma L. Garza, D.D.S.

Dr Judy Cabaza

Shane G. Porter, DDS

Aissa Longoria, DDS

Lawrence W Morris, DDS Dental Office

09 Dental

UToo Dental & Orthodontics

Root Canal Specialists - Dr. Parvin Dinyarian, DDS

Bruce L Vetters Family Dentistry

Lavoyger E. Gies, DDS, PA

Andrew De La Garza Jr Inc

Luna Jr David E DDS

John C. Aniemeke DDS, MS ( Diplomate of the American Board of Periodontology)

Lindsey M. Schlepp, DDS

Kuhl Eric DDS

Dentists in San Antonio - common questions