Dentists in Biloxi, MS: Local Guide

Quick answer: Biloxi, MS has 48 dental practices in the Dental.me directory. 22 are rated on Google, averaging 4.65★ across 3,487 reviews. Top by independent Dental.me Score: Marlon Wakham, David Houser, Mario J. Roybal. Compare them below and shortlist two or three near you to call.

Biloxi is a small dental market that punches far above its size at the top. Of the 48 practices Dental.me tracks along this stretch of the Mississippi Gulf Coast, only 22 have accumulated enough Google review data to carry a rating — but among those 22, the quality is unusually concentrated. Fourteen of them hold ratings of 4.8 or higher, and the city’s collective star average lands at 4.65 across 3,487 reviews. That is the defining feature of finding a dentist here: this is not a market where you sift through mediocrity to find a gem. It is a market where a compact cluster of highly rated offices sits above a long tail of practices that simply haven’t been reviewed yet. Knowing which is which is the whole game.

Biloxi’s dental landscape is shaped by who lives here. This is a coastal casino town wrapped around Keesler Air Force Base, so the patient base skews toward active-duty military families, retirees, hospitality workers on shift schedules, and long-time coast residents. That mix rewards practices that can handle same-week appointments, TRICARE and off-base referrals, and the kind of surgical work an older, working population needs. It also explains the market’s biggest quirk, which we’ll get to below: on Dental.me’s data, Biloxi’s specialty depth shows up almost entirely on the surgical side.

Why only 22 of 48 practices carry a rating — and why that matters

The gap between 48 practices and 22 rated ones is the single most important thing to understand before you book. It does not mean 26 offices are bad. It means they haven’t gathered enough public Google reviews for a rating to be meaningful — they may be newer, may serve a base or clinic population that doesn’t leave Google reviews, or may simply keep a low online profile. Only 19 of the 48 even maintain a website. For you as a patient, the practical takeaway is this: the rated cohort is where the review signal lives, and inside that cohort the quality is exceptionally high. Rather than gamble on an unreviewed office, start with the practices that have earned their standing and work outward only if you need to. You can browse the full, continually updated roster on the Biloxi dentist hub.

How Biloxi’s ratings actually break down

When you split the 22 rated practices by score, the distribution is strikingly top-loaded. Nearly two-thirds sit in the elite 4.8-and-up band, a thin middle occupies the 4.5–4.79 range, a single office lands in the 4.0–4.49 zone, and a small group falls below 4.0. In other words, Biloxi doesn’t have a broad “pretty good” middle — offices here tend to be either clearly excellent or clearly struggling, with little in between. That bimodal shape makes your job easier: the 4.8+ tier is deep enough to give you real choice.

The offices driving that elite tier are worth naming, because they carry the reviews to back it up. Marlon Wakham tops the coast with a flawless 5.0 across 623 reviews — the highest review volume of any Biloxi practice at a perfect score, which is hard to accumulate. David Houser (4.9, 467 reviews) and Mario J. Roybal (4.9, 421 reviews) both pair near-perfect scores with deep review counts, the combination that signals sustained consistency rather than a lucky streak. For families, Biloxi Family Dental Care holds a 4.9 across 262 reviews. And when the work turns specialized, South Mississippi Endodontics PA (4.9, 226 reviews) and Dr. Kiono L. Barnes, DMD (Dental Concepts) (4.9, 225 reviews) round out a top tier that is genuinely deep for a market this size.

The surgical tilt: what Biloxi is built for

Here is where Biloxi diverges from most cities its size. On Dental.me’s data, the specialties with enough listed providers to form a real local option are narrow and pointed: dental implants (8 practices) and oral surgeons (6 practices). That is a surgically weighted market. If you need an implant consult, a wisdom-tooth extraction, or complex restorative work, you have meaningful local choice and don’t need to drive to Gulfport or Mobile. If instead you’re after, say, a dedicated pediatric specialist or an in-town orthodontist, the local specialty roster is thinner — which usually means those services are folded into general and family practices rather than standing alone, or that you’ll widen your search to nearby coast towns. It pays to confirm a specific service by phone before assuming it’s offered.

Read the review counts, not just the stars

Biloxi’s 3,487 reviews are not spread evenly — they pool heavily around a handful of names, and that concentration is itself useful information. When a single office like Marlon Wakham carries 623 reviews at a perfect score, that average is computed across all 623; a lone one-star review can’t meaningfully move it. Compare that with a practice showing five reviews at 5.0: the score is technically perfect but statistically fragile, and one disappointed patient could drop it a full star overnight. In a market this top-heavy, review depth is the tiebreaker that separates the offices with hundreds of ratings behind them from the ones with only a scattering. As a rough rule for Biloxi, treat anything above roughly 200 reviews as a durable signal, 50 to 200 as solid but worth a closer read of the recent comments, and under 50 as promising but unproven.

There’s a coastal wrinkle worth naming, too. Biloxi sits in hurricane country, and practices here occasionally close or relocate after major storms, which can leave stale listings and outdated phone numbers floating around the wider web. That is exactly why the phone call in step four below is not optional — a five-minute call confirms the office is open, still at the address you found, and taking new patients before you build your day around it. The Biloxi hub is refreshed continuously, but a live confirmation is always the final check on the coast.

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

Because Biloxi is top-heavy and surgically weighted, a generic “read some reviews” approach wastes the local signal. Use the structure the data hands you instead.

Step one: begin your shortlist inside the 4.8-and-up band — there are 14 of them, so you lose nothing by being selective. Step two: among those, favor offices that pair a high score with a high review count. A 5.0 across 623 reviews is a far stronger signal than a 5.0 across a dozen. Step three: match the office to the work. If you’re facing implants or a surgical extraction, filter to Biloxi’s implant providers or oral surgeons, the two specialties with real local depth. Step four: call. In a Keesler-anchored town, confirm TRICARE or your insurance up front, and ask about same-week and early-morning slots if you work casino or hospitality shifts. If you want to understand how these scores are assembled in the first place, our ranking methodology lays it out, and typical fees are covered in the national dental cost guide.

Looking just beyond Biloxi

The Mississippi Gulf Coast runs together, and for many patients the right dentist is one town over. Directly inland sits D’Iberville, while the base community itself is covered under Keesler AFB. West along US-90 you’ll reach the larger market of Gulfport; east lie Ocean Springs and Vancleave; and to the west Long Beach rounds out the practical commuting radius. If a Biloxi specialty comes up thin, these are the first places to widen your search. When you’re ready to compare the full list side by side, the Biloxi dentist directory keeps every practice, rating, and review count in one place.

Frequently asked questions

Answers below draw directly from Dental.me’s current Biloxi data.

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