Dentists in Coral Springs, FL: Local Guide

Quick answer: Coral Springs, FL has 118 dental practices in the Dental.me directory. 69 are rated on Google, averaging 4.64★ across 12,023 reviews. Top by independent Dental.me Score: CHASE DENTAL SLEEPCARE OF CORAL SPRINGS, WISDOM AKPAKA, DDS P.A, PRIME PEDIATRIC DENTAL GROUP PA. Compare them below and shortlist two or three near you to call.

Most city dentist guides start by telling you a town has “plenty of options.” Coral Springs has the opposite problem, and it is worth naming out loud: this Broward County suburb is over-supplied with specialists. Across 118 practices, our data counts 41 offices placing dental implants, 40 offering teeth whitening, 38 doing cosmetic work, and 32 handling both braces and Invisalign. In a lot of American cities you hunt for an orthodontist. In Coral Springs you are choosing among dozens. That changes the entire task in front of you: finding a dentist here is not about scarcity, it is about filtering a crowded, high-scoring field down to the right chair.

So this guide is built for a buyer’s market. Below you will find what the raw numbers actually say about quality here, where the specialist depth is unusually deep (and where it is thin), the six practices with the highest Google ratings, and a filtering method that works precisely because you have more good choices than you can visit. Everything cites Coral Springs’ own directory data. If you want to skip straight to browsing every office, the Coral Springs dentist hub is the fastest path.

What 12,023 reviews tell us about the Coral Springs field

Start with the headline figures. The directory tracks 118 dental practices inside Coral Springs. Of those, 69 have accumulated enough public Google reviews to carry a reliable star rating, and together they hold 12,023 reviews averaging 4.64 stars. That is a genuinely strong citywide average, not a rounding artifact — you have to work to find a poorly-reviewed dentist here.

Two numbers under the average deserve a second look. First, only 69 of 118 practices are rated at all, meaning roughly four in ten offices have thin or no review history. That is not automatically a red flag — new associates, recently relocated practices, and low-marketing offices all show up “unrated” — but it does mean the safe, evidence-backed field is really those 69, not the full 118. Second, only 64 practices publish a working website. Barely over half. In 2026 a missing website tells you something about how a practice communicates before you have ever called, and it is a fair tiebreaker when two offices look otherwise equal.

The quality curve is steep at the top

A 4.64 average could hide a lot of mediocrity dragged up by a few stars. It does not. When you split the 69 rated practices into rating bands, the distribution is heavily front-loaded: 47 offices sit at 4.8 stars or above, which is more than two-thirds of every rated practice in the city.

Read that chart as a shortlist generator. Sixty-eight percent of rated Coral Springs practices clear the 4.8 bar — an unusually crowded “excellent” tier — so a 4.6 or 4.7 office that would look great elsewhere is merely average here. The practical move is to raise your own floor. In this city there is little reason to book anything under 4.8 unless a specific specialist, insurance network, or location forces the choice. The nine offices in the 4.0-to-4.79 range and the handful below 4.0 are the ones to vet carefully, ideally by reading the most recent negative reviews rather than the aggregate score.

Coral Springs’ real edge: specialist depth

Here is where Coral Springs separates itself from the average suburb. Most mid-size cities force you to drive to a neighboring town for an oral surgeon, an endodontist, or a periodontist. Coral Springs keeps almost all of it in-town. The directory counts 41 implant providers, 38 cosmetic dentists, 32 orthodontists and Invisalign providers, 28 emergency dentists, 28 periodontists, 22 pediatric dentists, 19 endodontists, and 18 oral surgeons.

What this means for you depends on your reason for searching. If you need complex or surgical care, this is a city where you can assemble a full team — implants, periodontal work, oral surgery — without leaving the ZIP code. If your goal is aesthetic, the 38 cosmetic dentists and 40 teeth-whitening providers give you enough competition to shop on price and portfolio, not just availability. Families are well covered too: 22 pediatric dentists and 32 orthodontists is deep bench for a city this size. The one area to plan around is dentures — just 10 providers list it — so if that is your need, call ahead rather than assuming every general office handles it.

The six practices with the highest Google ratings

Filtering 69 rated offices by review volume and score surfaces a clear top tier. These are the Coral Springs practices carrying both a top rating and a large, durable review base — the combination that makes a score trustworthy rather than lucky.

• Gisselle Cuevillas Guerra — 4.9 stars across 736 reviews.
• Coral Dental Specialists LLC — 4.9 stars, 656 reviews; a specialist-oriented practice fitting the city’s profile.
• Chase Dental Sleepcare of Coral Springs — a perfect 5.0 across 549 reviews, notable for its sleep-focused niche.
• Wesley Nelson, DDS PA — 4.9 stars over 538 reviews.
• Miller Pediatric Dentistry — 4.9 stars, 340 reviews; a dedicated option for families.
• Wisdom Akpaka, DDS P.A — a perfect 5.0 across 314 reviews.

Notice the pattern: two of these six hold a flawless 5.0, and none sits below 4.9. That is the steep-top curve in action. When your shortlist all looks this good on paper, the tiebreaker moves off the star rating entirely and onto the things stars cannot capture — your insurance, the specific procedure you need, chair-side manner, and how the office handles a Tuesday-night emergency. It is also worth reading the newest reviews rather than the lifetime average: a practice that earned its 4.9 three years ago and has since changed ownership or added associates may not be the same office today. Sort by “most recent” and scan the last few months. In a market this saturated, a single week of fresh complaints is a stronger signal than a glowing all-time score, and it costs you nothing to check before you dial.

One more thing the star numbers hide: review volume is its own quality signal. A 5.0 across 40 reviews and a 4.9 across 700 are not the same bet. The six practices above all pair a top rating with hundreds of reviews, which is why they anchor the shortlist — the score rests on enough ratings that a few more will not move it. When you venture past this list into the wider field, weight volume alongside the average and be skeptical of a perfect score built on only a handful of reviews.

A filtering method for an over-supplied market

Because Coral Springs gives you too many good answers, use subtraction, not addition. Here is the sequence that turns 118 practices into one appointment.

Work top to bottom and you rarely need more than two phone calls. Set your rating floor at 4.8 (you can afford it here), require a published website unless you have a personal referral, match the specialty to your actual need using the depth chart above, confirm your insurance is in-network before anything else about money, and only then weigh distance and reviews. Dental.me does not publish prices, and our national guide to dental costs gives no price ranges either; it lists what a quote depends on (the procedure, exam findings, insurance and materials), so ask each office for a written, itemised estimate.

If you are just outside the city line

Coral Springs sits in a dense cluster of Broward suburbs, and neighboring towns can be closer than a cross-town Coral Springs office depending on where you live. Each of these has its own directory: Margate, Coconut Creek, Parkland, Tamarac, North Lauderdale, and Lauderhill. If a specialist you need is booked out, widening your search by one town over is usually faster than waiting.

When you are ready to compare real offices side by side — ratings, review counts, specialties, and contact details all in one place — the Coral Springs dentist directory is where every practice in this guide lives.

Dental.me organizes dental directory data so patients can compare offices with confidence. Use each practice profile and its available website, map, and phone details for current appointment, payment, and care decisions.