Dentists in Broomfield, CO: Local Guide

Quick answer: Broomfield, CO has 61 dental practices in the Dental.me directory. 37 are rated on Google, averaging 4.76★ across 6,876 reviews. Top by independent Dental.me Score: David H. Fleischmann, DDS PC, Bohman Orthodontics, PC, Clear Dental Studio Broomfield. Compare them below and shortlist two or three near you to call.

Broomfield is the odd one out among Colorado cities: it is the state’s only consolidated city-and-county, a wedge of suburb stitched between Denver and Boulder. Its dental market has the same character — compact. We track 61 dental practices here, and the ratings are stacked at the top. Of the 37 practices with enough Google reviews to rank, the average rating sits at 4.76 stars across 6,876 published reviews. This guide reads that data honestly: where Broomfield is deep, where it is thin, and how to choose without wasting a Saturday on phone calls.

The shape of a small, top-heavy market

The first thing worth understanding about Broomfield is that its numbers are lopsided in the best possible way. When we sort the 37 rated practices by star band, almost everyone clusters at the very top. Three-quarters of ranked offices score 4.8 or higher, and only a single practice in the entire city falls below 4.0. In a big metro that distribution would be diluted by dozens of middling-rated chains; here the bar is simply high.

Notice two honest caveats hiding in that snapshot. Roughly 40% of Broomfield practices don’t yet carry enough reviews to be ranked — Dental.me does not record why — and about 26 of the 61 have no website we can find. Neither is automatically a red flag, but both mean you’ll do a little more legwork than in a fully-online big city.

It also reframes what “best” should mean here. In a market with hundreds of offices, the winning move is aggressive filtering — you can throw out everything below 4.7 and still have plenty of choices. Broomfield is the opposite. With 61 practices and 6,876 total reviews, the review pool per office is relatively concentrated in a few names, and a genuinely good dentist may simply not have a big online footprint yet. So the right mindset is to start from the well-reviewed top tier, then judge the quieter offices on fit — location, chairside manner, insurance — rather than dismissing them for a thin review count alone.

How Broomfield’s ratings actually break down

Averages lie by smoothing. The rating distribution is what tells you your odds of landing somewhere excellent. In Broomfield those odds look good: 28 of the 37 ranked practices sit at 4.8 or higher.

Put plainly: 28 practices at 4.8-plus, six more in the solid 4.5–4.79 range, and just three offices total anywhere below that. The practical takeaway is that in Broomfield you can afford to filter on things beyond raw stars — location, hours, whether they take your insurance — because the quality floor is already high.

There is a subtler lesson in that lone below-4.0 outlier, too. Because it stands alone, a single struggling office in Broomfield is easy to spot and easy to avoid; the distribution does the sorting for you. Contrast that with the muddled middle you get in bigger markets, where dozens of 4.2-to-4.5 practices force you to read reviews line by line. Here, once you’ve confirmed an office sits in the top band and has a review count in the hundreds rather than the dozens, you’ve done most of the homework the data allows.

The names with the most Google reviews

Star ratings mean more when they’re earned across a large sample. A handful of Broomfield practices have built review counts that dwarf the rest, and one in particular stands far ahead.

David H. Fleischmann, DDS PC is the clear anchor of the city’s dental scene — a perfect 5.0 rating across 1,405 reviews, more than one in five of every review written about a Broomfield dentist. A flawless average at that volume is rare anywhere. Right behind on rating is Clear Dental Studio Broomfield (4.9 stars, 502 reviews), a strong general-and-cosmetic option, and Andreea Torok (4.9, 470 reviews).

For families weighing braces or aligners, Bohman Orthodontics, PC holds a spotless 5.0 across 311 reviews — the go-to orthodontic name in town. Rounding out the most-reviewed general practices are Dr. Hani M. Marogil DMD PC (4.9, 433 reviews) and Broadlands Family Dentistry (4.9, 348 reviews) out on the Broadlands side of the city. Any of these six is a defensible first phone call.

What’s striking is how tight the top of the pack is on quality: five of these six carry 4.9-or-better averages, and two — Fleischmann and Bohman — are perfect fives. That clustering is exactly why the earlier advice holds — once you’re inside this group, the deciding factor is rarely the star rating and almost always the practical fit. Curious how these rankings are built and why review volume is weighted the way it is? Our ranking methodology lays out the whole approach in plain terms.

Where the market is deep — and where it isn’t

This is the part of Broomfield most guides gloss over, and it’s the most useful. A small market can’t carry every specialty, and Broomfield’s listings make that trade-off visible. General, cosmetic, and implant work are well covered. But for a few specialties, the local bench is thin or effectively absent — which changes where you should start looking.

The gaps matter. Broomfield has only five pediatric dentists, so parents of young kids should book early or be ready to look next door. And several specialties — endodontics (root canals), oral surgery, prosthodontics, and full-service denture clinics — aren’t represented in the local listings at all right now. If you need one of those, you will likely need a referral, and it’s worth knowing that referral may cross a city line before you’re in the chair. On the flip side, implant care (19 practices), whitening (16), and cosmetic dentistry (15) are all comfortably deep, and there are 10 emergency-capable offices for the middle-of-the-night molar.

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

Because Broomfield’s quality floor is high but its specialty depth is uneven, the smart search order is a little different from a big metro. Work it like this:

Step four is the one Broomfield residents actually use most. For the specialties the city doesn’t list — and for a second opinion on a big-ticket case — the surrounding towns are close enough to be part of one dental catchment. Start with Louisville and Superior to the west, Lafayette to the north, and Westminster, Northglenn, and Thornton toward Denver. Each has its own ranked practices and, in several cases, the specialty clinics Broomfield lacks.

Two more habits pay off. First, weigh review volume, not just the star number — a 4.9 across 400 reviews is a far stronger signal than a 5.0 across 12. Second, if cost is driving the decision, read our national explainer on what a dental quote depends on before you call, so you can ask about the right procedures and payment options. When you’re ready to compare side by side, the full roster lives on the Broomfield dentist hub.

Short answers, all drawn from Broomfield’s current listing data. When your search outgrows the city, the Broomfield hub and the neighboring-city pages above are the fastest next step.

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