Quick answer: Duluth, GA has 147 dental practices in the Dental.me directory. 82 are rated on Google, averaging 4.47★ across 11,339 reviews. Top by independent Dental.me Score: Dr. Ross Sholota, Cosmetic Dental Solutions; Thomas Mazzuckelli; LAIL FAMILY DENTISTRY P.C. Compare them below and shortlist two or three near you to call.
| # | Practice | Google rating | Reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Dr. Ross Sholota, Cosmetic Dental Solutions | 5★ | 650 |
| 2 | Thomas Mazzuckelli | 5★ | 556 |
| 3 | LAIL FAMILY DENTISTRY P.C. | 4.9★ | 834 |
| 4 | Flossophie Children's Dentistry: Shrenik Shah, DMD, CAGS | 4.9★ | 683 |
| 5 | Georgi Zohrabyan | 4.9★ | 655 |
Duluth doesn’t have a dental-market problem — it has a dental-market abundance problem. There are 147 practices inside this one Gwinnett County suburb, more than most whole counties can claim, and 82 of them carry enough Google reviews to actually judge. That’s the good news. The complication is that those 82 practices are not all cut from the same cloth. Just over half clear a 4.8, but nearly a third sit below 4.5 — a wider quality spread than you’ll find in the polished suburbs to the north. In Duluth, the number of choices isn’t the challenge. Telling the great from the merely open is.
This guide is built entirely from Dental.me’s live Duluth data: 11,339 Google reviews across the rated practices, an average community rating of 4.47, and a specialty mix that leans unmistakably toward cosmetic and aesthetic care. Use it to skip the guesswork and go straight to the practices worth your time. When you’re ready to browse the full roster, the Duluth dentist directory lists every practice with live ratings.
A big market with an honest spread
Start with the one number most city guides bury: only 82 of Duluth’s 147 practices are rated at all. The other 65 are open for business but effectively invisible — too few reviews to tell you anything. Layer on that just 66 practices (45%) maintain a website, and a pattern emerges: a large share of Duluth’s dental supply has no website on file. That doesn’t make those offices bad. It makes them unknowable from your couch, which for most patients amounts to the same thing.
The practical takeaway is simple: in a market this size, you can afford to be selective, and you should be. There is no reason to gamble on an unrated, website-less office when dozens of well-documented practices are competing for the same appointment slot. A city like Duluth rewards patience over proximity — the closest office is rarely the best one, and here you have enough alternatives that you never have to settle for a name you can’t verify.
It helps to understand why Duluth is this crowded in the first place. Duluth sits on the busy I-85 corridor in Gwinnett County. Dental supply has raced to keep pace, which is how a single suburb ends up with 147 practices. The upside for patients is real choice: enough offices to compare hours, services, and written estimates. The downside is exactly the noise this guide is built to cut through: when everyone is open, being open isn’t a differentiator, and the ratings are.
Where Duluth’s quality actually sits
Averages flatten the truth. Duluth’s 4.47 mean makes the market sound uniformly good, but the distribution tells a sharper story. Of the 82 rated practices, 42 earn 4.8 or higher — the elite tier where patients rave. Another 14 land in the solid 4.5–4.79 range. But then it drops off: 14 practices sit at 4.0–4.49, and 12 fall below 4.0 outright. That bottom bracket — roughly one in three rated offices under 4.5 — is large, and it’s exactly why a directory beats a map pin here.
Read it this way: aim for the top two bands. With 56 practices at 4.5 or above, you are not compromising on convenience by insisting on quality — you are simply ignoring the bottom quarter of the market.
A market that skews cosmetic
Every city has a dental personality, and Duluth’s is aesthetic. The three deepest specialty pools here are teeth whitening (33 practices), cosmetic dentistry (32), and dental implants (29) — a tight aesthetic cluster that outweighs almost everything else. It’s no accident that Duluth’s single most-reviewed name is a cosmetic-branded practice. If you’re shopping for veneers, whitening, or a full smile makeover, this is a genuinely deep bench.
The flip side is worth planning around. Pediatric specialists (10) and prosthodontists (just 5) are relatively scarce, and oral surgeons number only 10. If your family needs a dedicated children’s dentist or complex restorative work, book earlier — the specialty benches here are thinner than the raw practice count suggests. For urgent problems, Duluth does keep 16 emergency-capable practices on the map, which is a healthy cushion. And with 20 orthodontists matched by 20 Invisalign providers, clear-aligner treatment is easy to source.
The names patients keep rewarding
Ratings tell you who scores highly; review volume tells you how many ratings stand behind the score. A few Duluth practices have both, and they’re the logical first calls:
- Lail Family Dentistry P.C. — 4.9 stars across 834 reviews, the deepest review count in the city. When a family practice shows near-perfect ratings over that many reviews, it isn’t luck.
- Flossophie Children’s Dentistry (Dr. Shrenik Shah) — 4.9 over 683 reviews, and notable precisely because pediatric depth is thin here. If you have kids, this is the standout.
- Georgi Zohrabyan — 4.9 across 655 reviews.
- Dr. Ross Sholota, Cosmetic Dental Solutions — a perfect 5.0 over 650 reviews, and the clearest signal of Duluth’s cosmetic strength.
- Thomas Mazzuckelli — 5.0 across 556 reviews.
- Premiere Dental Studio — a spotless 5.0 over 338 reviews.
These six aren’t the only good practices in Duluth — 42 offices reach the 4.8+ tier — but they combine top ratings with the kind of review depth that removes doubt. Any of them is a defensible starting point.
Notice what the leaderboard is telling you about the market. Across these top names, Google reviews run from the mid-300s to well over 800, and the community as a whole has left an average of roughly 138 reviews per rated practice. That is a well-documented field. It means you are almost never choosing blind in Duluth: for the practices that matter, there is a large, honest sample of public feedback to lean on. When you see a perfect 5.0 built on only a handful of reviews, treat it with caution and let the deep-sample 4.9s do the heavy lifting instead — a rating earned across hundreds of reviews is far more predictive of your own than one earned across a dozen. Cost is the other half of the decision; before you commit, read our national guide to what a dental quote depends on so you know what to ask about each estimate.
How to choose well in a crowded field
Because Duluth’s market is both large and uneven, a little method goes a long way. Here’s the filter that works with the data above:
One Duluth-specific note on step four: because only 45% of local practices maintain a website, don’t treat a thin web presence as a red flag by itself — but do call ahead to confirm insurance and hours rather than assuming. And weigh location honestly. Duluth blends into its neighbors, so a practice one exit away in Johns Creek or Suwanee may be closer to your door than one across town. For a fuller walkthrough of what separates a strong practice from an average one, see how Dental.me ranks dentists.
Looking just past the city line
Duluth sits in the dense northeast-metro corridor, so your realistic options don’t stop at the border. If your shortlist comes up short — or you simply live closer to an edge of town — these neighboring markets are worth a look:
- Berkeley Lake — the small enclave folded into Duluth’s southwest side.
- Johns Creek — neighbor to the north with its own deep bench.
- Peachtree Corners — just southwest, a quick hop down Peachtree Industrial.
- Norcross — older, central Gwinnett hub to the south.
- Suwanee — family-heavy suburb up I-85.
- Lawrenceville — the county seat, east toward the courthouse.
However you narrow it, start from the evidence rather than the nearest sign. The full roster — every rating, review count, and specialty flag referenced above — lives on the Duluth dentist directory, and the aesthetic-heavy nature of this market means the Duluth cosmetic dentistry page is often the fastest route to the right chair.
How many dentists are in Duluth, GA?
Dental.me tracks 147 dental practices in Duluth, GA — 82 carry a public star rating that averages 4.5 stars, and 66 list a website. Compare the full ranked list on the Duluth dentists page.
Which is the top-rated dentist in Duluth?
By Dental.me Score, Dr. Ross Sholota, Cosmetic Dental Solutions currently leads the Duluth list (5.0 stars, 650 reviews). Rankings update as ratings and profile data change, so compare a few offices before deciding.
How do I choose a good dentist in Duluth?
Compare the Dental.me Score alongside review volume, location, office hours, provider names, and website details, then shortlist three to five Duluth offices that fit your schedule, budget, and the care you need.
How does Dental.me rank Duluth dentists?
By an independent Dental.me Score built from each practice's Google star rating out of 100, held to a confidence level by its review volume, with exact review counts breaking ties and a verification lift that lets confirmed practices reach a perfect 100. Featured placements are paid, clearly labeled, and never change the organic order.
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.