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Dentists in Farmington Hills, MI: Local Guide

Published June 30, 2026 · dental.me editorial · How we verify

Quick answer: Farmington Hills, MI has 133 dental practices in the Dental.me directory. 65 are rated on Google, averaging 4.8★ across 6,406 reviews. Top by independent Dental.me Score: Pesis Dental Group, ENAMEL DENTAL STUDIO, Gentle Touch Family Dental Care. Compare them below and shortlist two or three near you to call.

Top-rated dentists in Farmington Hills by Dental.me Score
# Practice Google rating Reviews
1 Pesis Dental Group 5★ 646
2 ENAMEL DENTAL STUDIO 5★ 305
3 Gentle Touch Family Dental Care 5★ 221
4 Gregory Elliott 5★ 210
5 WILLIAM STUTMAN DDS PC 5★ 195
Directory data as of August 2026. Google ratings/review counts are third-party data and do not by themselves prove clinical quality.

Farmington Hills is not a market where the problem is finding a good dentist — it is a market where almost every dentist is good. Across the 133 practices we track inside this Oakland County suburb, 65 have earned enough Google ratings to score, and their average lands at a remarkable 4.8 out of 5. That is the top of the class for a city this size. Forty-seven of those 65 rated offices — roughly seven in ten — sit at 4.8 or higher, and exactly one falls below 4.0. When the floor is that high, choosing a dentist stops being a hunt for competence and becomes something subtler: matching an already-excellent practice to what your own mouth, schedule, and family actually need.

This guide is built for that reality. Below you will find how the Farmington Hills market is shaped, which practices carry the deepest review volume, where the specialty depth is (and where it is thin), and a decision method tuned specifically to a city where “highly rated” is the baseline, not the differentiator.

The shape of dentistry in Farmington Hills

The numbers tell a boutique story. Those 65 rated practices hold about 6,400 Google reviews between them — an average near 100 per office. That is comparatively modest, and it is the fingerprint of a suburb full of small, established, relationship-driven practices rather than a handful of high-volume mega-clinics. People here tend to stay with a dentist for years, so review counts accumulate slowly and quietly. A second quirk worth knowing before you start calling around: only 57 of the 133 practices maintain a working website. Fewer than half. In most cities that would be a red flag; here it mostly reflects how many small solo and duo practices the city has, and how few of them publish a site.

Farmington Hills, MI — market at a glance 133 practices tracked 4.8 avg. rating 65 rated on Google 6,406 Google reviews 57 with a website

What a 4.8 average actually means for you

Averages can hide the truth, so look at the distribution instead. When we sort the 65 rated practices into rating bands, the picture is lopsided toward excellence in a way few cities match.

How the 65 rated practices score 4.8 – 5.0 (elite) 4.5 – 4.79 (strong) 4.0 – 4.49 (solid) Below 4.0 (caution) 47 12 5 1 72% of rated practices clear 4.8. Only one scores below 4.0.

The practical takeaway is liberating: you are extremely unlikely to land in a bad chair here. A 4.8-plus rating, which would be a standout badge in most cities, describes the majority of Farmington Hills offices. So the review star rating alone will not narrow your list much. You have to read into the reviews — for the specific things that matter to you — and weigh depth of trust, not just the number on the badge.

The practices with the most reviews

Depth of trust is where the field finally separates. A perfect score from 20 reviews is encouraging; a near-perfect score sustained across hundreds is a review history. By that measure, a clear front tier emerges.

Pesis Dental Group is the anchor of the market — a flawless 5.0 rating built across 646 Google reviews, the single deepest reservoir of review volume in the city. When a practice holds a perfect average at that volume, it is signaling consistency that a boutique office simply cannot control. Close behind on quality is Drs. Clark & Romzick, PC at 4.9 across 352 reviews, and Russell Hodges, also 4.9 over 332 reviews — two long-standing names that anchor the “established general practice” end of the spectrum.

If a more modern, design-forward experience appeals to you, Enamel Dental Studio carries a perfect 5.0 across 305 reviews. For patients who prioritize a calm, low-anxiety visit, the name says a lot: Gentle Touch Family Dental Care holds a 5.0 across 221 reviews, and Gregory Elliott rounds out the top tier at a perfect 5.0 over 210 reviews. You can compare all of them side by side on the Farmington Hills dentist hub, which keeps every rating and review count current.

One caution about reading these numbers: do not let raw review count alone crown a winner. In a boutique market, a 5.0 across 210 reviews and a 4.9 across 352 reviews are both exceptional — they simply reflect different practice ages and patient volumes. Trust the pattern, not the single biggest number.

Specialty depth: strong on cosmetics, thinner on kids

Farmington Hills leans clearly toward adult and cosmetic dentistry — unsurprising for an affluent, established suburb. Three of the deepest specialty pools tie at the top, and they tell you exactly what this market is built for.

Specialty availability (practices offering) Cosmetic dentists Dental implants Teeth whitening Periodontists Orthodontists Emergency dentists Pediatric dentists Oral surgeons Endodontists 27 27 27 17 14 13 8 7 6

Cosmetic dentistry, dental implants, and teeth whitening each have 27 practices to choose from — a genuinely deep bench if you are considering veneers, smile makeovers, or implant restoration. Periodontal care is unusually well-covered too, with 17 practices, which matters more than most people realize because gum health quietly underpins nearly every cosmetic and implant outcome. Orthodontic and Invisalign options sit at a comfortable 14 each.

The thinner areas are worth planning around. Pediatric dentistry has just 8 dedicated practices, and endodontists (root canal specialists) only 6. If you have young children, book early with a pediatric office rather than assuming a nearby opening — and know that neighboring communities widen your options considerably. Emergency dental care is available at 13 practices, solid but not saturated, so it is worth identifying your go-to before a 2 a.m. toothache forces the decision for you.

A choosing method for a high-quality market

Because star ratings barely separate the field here, use a different filter. Work the four steps below in order and you will land on the right chair, not just a good one.

Choose by fit, not by stars 1 Match the specialty 2 Read for depth of trust 3 Check insurance & access 4 Visit once, then commit

1. Start with the specialty, not the general list. If you need implants or a smile makeover, begin from the 27-deep cosmetic and implant pools; if it is your kids, go straight to the eight pediatric offices. Filtering by need first shrinks a 65-practice field to a handful.

2. Read reviews for depth, not stars. In a 4.8-average city, look past the number. Scan for repeated mentions of the thing you care about — gentle numbing, on-time scheduling, clear cost estimates, kid-friendliness — and favor practices that have sustained near-perfect scores across hundreds of reviews rather than dozens.

3. Confirm insurance and access before you fall in love. With fewer than half of local practices maintaining a website, a quick phone call is often the fastest way to confirm your plan is accepted and how far out the next new-patient appointment is. Boutique offices stay small by design.

4. Treat the first visit as the real interview. A cleaning and exam tells you what no rating can: whether the chairside manner, the office pace, and the treatment philosophy fit you. In a market this strong, you can afford to be picky.

If cost is part of your decision — and it usually is — our national guide to dental costs breaks down what common procedures actually run and how to read a treatment estimate before you sign.

Looking just beyond the city line

Farmington Hills sits in a dense cluster of Oakland County communities, and the best choice for you may be a few minutes over the border — especially for the thinner specialties. Immediately west is Farmington; to the south are Southfield and the small enclaves of Franklin and Bingham Farms. To the east lies affluent Bloomfield, and to the west, fast-growing Novi adds a substantial roster of its own. For families needing pediatric care or specialists in short supply locally, widening the search across two or three of these adjacent markets is often the smartest move.

How we rank practices

Every rating, review count, and specialty tag in this guide comes from patient data, refreshed continuously and never edited to flatter a practice. We do not accept payment to raise a score. If you want the full methodology — how ratings are weighted, what counts as a Google reviews, and how specialties are confirmed — read how we rank. And when you are ready to compare offices head to head, the Farmington Hills dentist directory keeps the entire market in one continuously updated place.

Frequently asked questions
How many dentists are in Farmington Hills, MI?

Dental.me tracks 133 dental practices in Farmington Hills, MI — 65 carry a public star rating that averages 4.8 stars, and 57 list a website. Compare the full ranked list on the Farmington Hills dentists page.

Which is the top-rated dentist in Farmington Hills?

By Dental.me Score, Pesis Dental Group currently leads the Farmington Hills list (5.0 stars, 646 reviews). Rankings update as ratings and profile data change, so compare a few offices before deciding.

How do I choose a good dentist in Farmington Hills?

Compare the Dental.me Score alongside review volume, location, office hours, provider names, and website details, then shortlist three to five Farmington Hills offices that fit your schedule, budget, and the care you need.

How does Dental.me rank Farmington Hills 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.

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