Dentists in Beaverton, OR: Local Guide

Quick answer: Beaverton, OR has 153 dental practices in the Dental.me directory. 95 are rated on Google, averaging 4.64★ across 13,548 reviews. Top by independent Dental.me Score: ALOHA DENTAL SPECIALTY CENTER LLC, Joshua Eubanks, DAVID M BARNEY DMD LLC. Compare them below and shortlist two or three near you to call.

Beaverton is one of those Portland-metro suburbs where the dental market quietly outgrew the town. Sitting west of the city between the Tualatin Valley farmland and the tech corridor along Highway 26, it now supports 153 dental practices serving a population that skews young, insured, and choosy. That density changes the question you should be asking. In a small town, “find a dentist” means finding any dentist with an opening. In Beaverton, the options are many, so the real work is sorting a crowded, highly rated field down to the one office that fits your mouth, your calendar, and your budget.

Here is the single most useful fact about this market: of the 153 practices we track, 95 have enough Google reviews to be rated, and those 95 have earned a combined 13,548 reviews at an average of 4.64 out of 5. That is a genuinely strong average for a metro-fringe city, and it tells you the ceiling here is high. It also means a mediocre office cannot hide. When 62 percent of your rated neighbors are clustered at 4.8 or above, a 4.1 practice sticks out like a chipped veneer.

Where quality actually lives in Beaverton

Averages flatten things, so it is worth pulling the rating curve apart. Among the 95 rated Beaverton practices, 59 sit at 4.8 or higher, another 17 land in the 4.5 to 4.79 band, 11 fall between 4.0 and 4.49, and only 8 sit below 4.0. Read that top-heavy shape carefully: roughly four out of five rated offices in town clear a 4.5. This is a buyer’s market for highly rated care. You are not hunting for a needle, you are choosing among a lot of very good options, which means you can afford to be picky about the things averages miss, such as chairside manner, wait times, and whether the office actually answers its phone.

The offices leading that top band are not small operations coasting on a handful of five-star reviews, either. They have volume behind the score. Pacific Northwest Dental holds a 4.9 across 792 reviews, and Beaverton Tendercare nearly matches it at 4.9 over 790. When a practice shows a 4.9 across almost 800 Google reviews, that is a large sample rather than a fluke. For most families, this is the sweet spot: a high score standing on a deep review base.

It also reframes what a Beaverton review average is really measuring. Those 13,548 reviews spread across 95 rated offices work out to roughly 143 reviews per practice, which is a dense feedback loop by suburban standards. In a market that talkative, a practice cannot quietly let standards slip. Repeated billing surprises or other complaints tend to pull an average down, and the offices at the top of the list are the ones holding a high average across a deep review base. When you read a Beaverton rating, you are reading a crowd that pays attention.

The specialists in Beaverton

Beaverton’s specialty care runs deep. You do not have to drive into Portland for advanced work. Beaverton’s field includes 40 cosmetic dentists, 40 practices offering teeth whitening, 38 offering dental implants, and 30 periodontists handling gum health and the surgical side of implant work. Emergency coverage is broad too, with 27 practices listing emergency dental care.

The one place you will feel the metro pull is complex oral surgery. With just 6 oral surgeons and 10 endodontists in town, the deepest surgical and root-canal specialists are thinner on the ground, and a referral toward Portland is common for the hardest cases. That is normal for a satellite city and nothing to worry about. A practice like Aloha Dental Specialty Center, carrying a perfect 5.0 over 613 reviews, is the kind of consolidated specialty hub that keeps most of that work local.

Use that spread to your advantage. If you know you need a specific service, start from the service, not the map. Browse the Beaverton cosmetic dentists, compare the implant providers, line up the town’s orthodontists, or if you have kids, jump straight to the pediatric dentists. When something goes wrong tonight, the emergency dentist list is the fastest way to find who is open.

A five-step way to choose, tuned to this market

Because Beaverton gives you so many good options, a loose gut-feel search wastes the abundance. Here is the sequence that works when the field is this deep and this strong.

Step three is the one people skip, and in Beaverton it matters most. A 5.0 rating on 12 reviews and a 4.9 on 790 are not the same signal. The first is a small sample that one bad week could tip. The second is a deep review count. Both Murray Scholls Family Dental at 4.9 over 594 reviews and dentist Kevin Ensley at 4.9 over 401 clear the volume bar comfortably. If you prefer a pristine perfect score with real numbers behind it, Joshua Eubanks holds a 5.0 across 365 reviews. The point is to reward a high number on a large sample, not just a high number.

Step two is worth a beat as well, because only 85 of the 153 practices keep a website, a little over half. That gap is a practical filter. A site is where you can often check online booking, posted hours, and an insurance list before you call, which saves a round of phone tag. When you are comparing two similar offices, the one that publishes its details is telling you something about how it runs the front desk.

Do not skip step five, the trial cleaning, just because a practice looks perfect on paper. A routine hygiene visit is the cheapest, lowest-stakes way to test everything a rating cannot capture: how the front desk handles your insurance, whether the hygienist is gentle, how long you actually wait past your appointment time, and whether the dentist explains findings or just rattles off codes. In a town where dozens of offices score alike, these lived details are what separate the practice you tolerate from the one you stay with for a decade. Book the cleaning, pay attention, and only then commit to bigger work like implants or orthodontics with that office.

Looking just outside Beaverton

Beaverton bleeds seamlessly into its neighbors, so your commute and your dentist do not have to share a zip code. Right next door, Aloha and Tigard both carry large fields of their own, and Hillsboro anchors the tech corridor to the west with a similarly deep bench. To the south, Lake Oswego and Sherwood lean toward premium and family-focused offices respectively, and of course Portland itself is a short drive east when you need the region’s most specialized care. If Beaverton’s waitlists ever run long, these six are your natural overflow.

For the full, always-current roster of every practice in town, ranked by Dental.me Score, the Beaverton dentist directory is your home base. Call the office directly to confirm accepted insurance and payment-plan options. Want to understand how we arrive at these ratings and rankings before you trust them? Read how we rank dentists. And when you are ready to compare the field, the Beaverton hub lets you shortlist and contact offices in one place.

Below are the questions Beaverton patients ask most, answered from the directory’s own numbers.

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