The 146 Frederick dentists include offices along Thomas Johnson Drive, in the Old Farm area and south toward Buckeystown Pike. Begin with the kind of visit you’re planning. A cleaning, an aching tooth and replacement teeth involve different conversations, even when the offices share a street.
Thomas Johnson and Old Farm office listings
Dental Services of Frederick, LLC has a Thomas Johnson Drive listing, as do The Wobbly Tooth and Premiere Dental Arts. Robison Orthodontics is listed on Old Farm Drive. Match the dentist and suite with the appointment you book; a shared street isn’t a shared treatment team.
My Frederick Dentist gives Whittier Drive as its office location. That’s another northern choice when planning a course of care around your usual trips.
Guilford, Westview and the southern part of Frederick
Dr. Leyla Davoody has a Guilford Drive listing. Monocacy River Dental Care is listed on Westview Drive, and Bright Now! Dental & Orthodontics has a Buckeystown Pike address. Lee Family Dentistry is listed on Solarex Court.
For aligner treatment, consider where repeat checks would fit around work or school. For a painful tooth, describe the current symptoms to the dental team. Past reviews tell you about earlier visits, not when an office can treat you today.
What the Frederick review actually describes
Pediatric Dentistry Asleep of Maryland has a Thomas Johnson Drive address. When reading a parent’s account, notice the child’s age, the work done and how the team explained it. That gives you useful questions for your own child’s appointment without assuming the same treatment will be needed.
The Dental.me Score considers both rating and review volume. Read comments about follow-up and billing as well as the first welcome. A high score can help narrow a list; your examination and treatment discussion decide what care is right for you.
Put all parts of a Frederick repair on one estimate
With root-canal care, find out who will make the final repair after the tooth is treated. With an implant, distinguish the surgery from the crown or bridge it supports. Include work done by an oral surgeon when comparing the overall fee.
For a change in appearance, agree on the intended result before comparing materials and prices. A dental estimate should identify the work, payment dates and later care included. Monthly payments are easier to compare when you also know the full amount due.
Nearby offices and the visits after the consultation
Walkersville and Woodsboro add choices north of Frederick. New Market and Ijamsville may suit an eastern commute. To the west, compare Middletown or Jefferson. Allow for the return trips needed to finish the treatment, not just the first consultation.
Two Frederick treatment decisions to settle before booking
How can I compare a Frederick review about a cleaning with one about major dental work?
Look at the visit each person describes before comparing the stars. A cleaning review can explain the welcome and preventive care, while a longer treatment account may describe later adjustments or billing. Use the details relevant to your planned work when you talk with the dentist about your own care.
How should I compare Frederick dental payment plans for treatment at more than one office?
Put each office’s fee and payment dates beside the work it will do. A surgeon’s bill may cover only one stage, with the finished tooth supplied elsewhere. Compare the combined cost and any interest, then the monthly payment. That makes it easier to budget for completing the repair.
Compare each office's contact details, reviews and type of care before deciding where to book.