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Dentists in Great Neck, NY: Local Guide

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

Quick answer: Great Neck, NY has 124 dental practices in the Dental.me directory. 55 are rated on Google, averaging 4.85★ across 7,142 reviews. Top by independent Dental.me Score: Great Neck Dental Care, Great Neck Dental PLLC, TruYou Dental – Great Neck. Compare them below and shortlist two or three near you to call.

Top-rated dentists in Great Neck by Dental.me Score
# Practice Google rating Reviews
1 Great Neck Dental Care 5★ 594
2 Great Neck Dental PLLC 5★ 492
3 TruYou Dental – Great Neck 5★ 453
4 Bond Orthodontics & Dental Care PLLC 5★ 324
5 Great Neck Dental Arts 5★ 312
Directory data as of August 2026. Google ratings/review counts are third-party data and do not by themselves prove clinical quality.

Great Neck is not a normal dental market. Of the 124 practices Dental.me tracks across this Long Island peninsula, 55 carry enough Google reviews to rate — and among those, the average score is a staggering 4.85 out of 5. That is one of the tightest, highest quality bars we measure anywhere in New York. But the number that really defines Great Neck sits in the specialty column: 38 practices here offer dental implants and 28 employ or partner with a periodontist. This is a restorative and reconstructive dentistry capital, and knowing that changes how you should shop for a chair.

Why Great Neck reads as a “second-opinion” town

Most suburban dental markets are built around routine family care — cleanings, fillings, the occasional crown. Great Neck is tilted somewhere else entirely. When roughly one in three practices in a 124-office market invests in implant dentistry, and nearly a quarter keep a periodontist on the roster, complex restorative work is well covered locally. Seven practices even list a prosthodontist, the specialist who rebuilds bite and function after major tooth loss — a role you simply do not find in most towns this size.

For you as a patient, that density is leverage. It means second opinions on a treatment plan are easy to get, and it means the dentist you interview has almost certainly seen your case before. It also means you should be more skeptical, not less: in a market this saturated with high-ticket restorative capability, the pressure to say “yes, you need the implant” is real. The good news is that the review counts here run into the thousands, so reading what patients wrote on Google is worth the time.

The specialty data shows a deep reconstructive bench. If you are new to the area and expecting a simple family-dentist search, check each office’s service list first, because the specialty mix leans toward complex adult dentistry.

Great Neck, NY — the market at a glance 124 practices tracked 4.85 avg rating (55 rated) 7,142 Google reviews 40% have a website (50/124)

Only 50 of Great Neck’s 124 offices maintain a website — a reminder that in this market, the review count tells you far more than web presence. Browse every office on the Great Neck dentist hub.

The quality bar is real — and lopsided

Averages can lie. Great Neck’s cannot, because the distribution behind the 4.85 is genuinely top-heavy. Of the 55 rated practices, 46 sit at 4.8 stars or higher. That is 84% of the rated field clustered in the top band — a concentration we rarely see. Only three practices land in the 4.5–4.79 range, four in the 4.0–4.49 range, and just two fall below 4.0.

Where the 55 rated practices land 4.8–5.0 4.5–4.79 4.0–4.49 Below 4.0 46 3 4 2

84% of rated Great Neck practices score 4.8 or above. When almost everyone is excellent, small differences — specialty fit, review volume, how a plan is explained — become the real decision.

Here is the practical takeaway: in a town where nearly everyone clears 4.8, the star rating alone will not separate your finalists. You have to read into the reviews — and weigh review volume, because a 5.0 built on 40 reviews is a different signal than a 4.9 built on 500.

The peninsula backs this up. Across the 55 rated practices sit roughly 7,142 total reviews — an average of about 130 reviews per rated office, well above what we see in comparable suburbs. That depth is a gift: it means the outlier complaints and the genuine patterns are both visible. When you read a Great Neck profile on Dental.me, don’t stop at the headline number. Scan for how the practice handles the specific thing you care about — sedation for anxious patients, financing on a full-arch case, wait times for an emergency — because with this many reviews, someone has almost certainly written about it.

The names with the most Google reviews

Sorted by Google reviews count and rating, these are the Great Neck offices patients mention most. Each links to its full Dental.me profile with the complete review history, services, and contact details.

Notice how many carry the town name in their brand — a Great Neck quirk that makes online searching noisy. Use the Great Neck hub to tell the “Great Neck Dental Care” from the “Great Neck Dental PLLC” without guessing.

Match the specialty to the work you actually need

Because this market skews restorative, the specialty you shop for matters more here than in a typical town. The chart below shows how Great Neck’s capacity is distributed — note how implants and periodontics dwarf the routine categories.

Practices by specialty (of 124) Dental implants Periodontists Teeth whitening Cosmetic dentists Orthodontists Pediatric dentists Emergency dentists Dentures Endodontists 38 28 22 21 17 16 11 10 8

Great Neck also lists 7 prosthodontists and 5 oral surgeons — the full reconstructive stack. Explore these categories directly: implant dentists, periodontists, cosmetic dentists, and orthodontists.

Reading that distribution: if you need implants or gum work, you are spoiled for choice — interview three, compare plans, and let the surplus work for you. If you need routine pediatric or emergency care, the field is thinner (16 pediatric, 11 emergency), so book earlier and confirm same-day availability. And for whitening or Invisalign, expect a cosmetic-forward sales conversation — know your budget going in.

In a restorative-heavy market, continuity of care is worth asking about. When a single practice can handle the extraction, the bone graft, the implant placement, and the final crown — or has a periodontist and prosthodontist in-network next door — you avoid the handoffs where treatment plans fall apart. Ask any Great Neck office you interview whether the specialists you’ll need are under one roof or referred out, and get the referral names in writing. In a town this deep, coordinated care should be the norm, not a luxury.

A choosing method built for Great Neck

Given how uniformly high the ratings are, a star count won’t finish the job. Here is the sequence we’d use to move from 124 offices to one booked chair.

1 Name the work implant? routine? cosmetic? 2 Weight by volume 500 reviews > 40 reviews 3 Get 2 opinions easy here — use the surplus 4 Confirm price written quote + insurance check

Step 4 matters most in a restorative market: implant and prosthodontic plans carry the widest price spread. Before you commit, read our national explainer on what a dental quote depends on.

Looking just beyond the peninsula

Great Neck sits at the tip of a dense cluster of North Shore and Queens-border communities, so widening your search by a few minutes’ drive can add dozens of options — especially useful if your first-choice implant specialist is booked out. Dental.me maintains directories for the immediate neighbors: Little Neck, Manhasset, Douglaston, Glen Oaks, Bayside, and Bellerose.

When you’re ready to compare offices side by side — ratings, review counts, specialties, and compiled contact details in one place — start at the Great Neck dentist directory. And if you want to understand the methodology behind every score you see, our how we rank page shows exactly how Dental.me weighs reviews, verification, and specialty data.

Frequently asked questions
How many dentists are in Great Neck, NY?

Dental.me tracks 124 dental practices in Great Neck, NY — 55 carry a public star rating that averages 4.8 stars, and 50 list a website. Compare the full ranked list on the Great Neck dentists page.

Which is the top-rated dentist in Great Neck?

By Dental.me Score, Great Neck Dental Care currently leads the Great Neck list (5.0 stars, 594 reviews). Rankings update as ratings and profile data change, so compare a few offices before deciding.

How do I choose a good dentist in Great Neck?

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

How does Dental.me rank Great Neck 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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