Dentists in Hollis, NY: Local Guide

Finding a good dentist in Hollis, New York starts with a short, honest list: of the 25 dental practices mapped in this southeastern Queens neighborhood, 13 carry a star rating, and those rated offices average 3.97 stars across them. Start with the highest-rated, review-backed names in the table below and work down deliberately from there.

The Hollis dental map at a glance

Hollis is a compact residential neighborhood in southeastern Queens, tucked between Jamaica to the west and Queens Village to the east, with Hillside Avenue and Jamaica Avenue framing its commercial edges and the Long Island Rail Road stopping at Hollis station. For a place its size, the dental picture is more layered than a single number suggests. Our directory maps 25 practices inside the Hollis footprint. Of those, 13 have accumulated enough public feedback to carry a star rating, while the remaining 12 appear without one, either because they are newer, smaller, or simply have not gathered scored reviews yet.

That 13-of-25 split is the first thing to understand about choosing here. A little more than half the neighborhood’s offices give you a rating to lean on, and the other half you will need to vet the old-fashioned way, by calling, asking about the services you need, and confirming they take your plan. The 13 rated practices average 3.97 stars, a figure that sits right at the four-star line and hides real spread underneath, from two offices at a perfect 5.0 down to a cluster below four stars. The numbers below are pulled directly from that mapped set, so you can see exactly where the strong names sit before you pick up the phone.

Top-rated dentists in Hollis, ranked

The table lists the six Hollis practices with the most established rating profiles, sorted by star rating and then by the number of reviews behind that rating. Read the two columns together: a 5.0 built on 226 reviews is a far sturdier signal than a 4.8 built on four, and a 4.5 carrying 358 reviews tells you an office has served a large, steady flow of patients over time. Every practice links to its full Dental.me profile, where you can see services, location details, and the complete review history.

Two names anchor the top. LaRoche Dental holds a perfect 5.0 across 226 reviews, the rare combination of a flawless score and real volume behind it. Harold Biller matches that 5.0 on a still-substantial 77 reviews. Just below, Hollis Multi-Specialty Dental Group P.C carries the neighborhood’s largest review count at 358, paired with a 4.5, which makes it the most-reviewed office on the entire Hollis map. The two entries at the smaller end, Queens County Dental Society at 4.8 on four reviews and Bissoonlall Boodhoo at 4.5 on eight, score well but rest on thin evidence, so treat their ratings as promising rather than proven.

How the ratings break down

Averages flatten detail, so it helps to see how the 13 rated Hollis practices distribute across rating bands. The chart below groups them into four tiers: the top tier at 4.8 stars and above, a strong tier from 4.5 to 4.79, a solid tier from 4.0 to 4.49, and a bottom tier under four stars.

The shape is telling. Only three offices clear the 4.8 mark, and just five of the 13 reach 4.5 or better. The largest groups sit in the middle and bottom tiers, four practices each, which is exactly why the neighborhood average lands at 3.97 rather than something higher. The practical takeaway is that Hollis rewards being selective. The strong offices are genuinely strong, but they are a minority of the rated set, so the ranked table above is where your search should begin rather than a random pick off a map.

Websites, reviews, and what the volume means

Two more data points shape how confidently you can vet a Hollis office from your couch. The first is web presence. Of the 25 mapped practices, 6 have a website URL on file in our directory. That does not mean the other 19 have no online footprint anywhere, only that we do not have a site recorded for them, so for most of the neighborhood a phone call remains the fastest way to confirm hours, insurance, and whether they are taking new patients.

The second is review volume, and here Hollis is stronger than its office count implies. Across the rated practices, our directory tracks 1,135 total reviews, and they are unusually concentrated. Three offices, Hollis Multi-Specialty at 358, LaRoche Dental at 226, and Harold Biller at 77, together account for the overwhelming majority of that feedback. The chart below shows how the reviews sit across the six most-established practices.

The lesson from this distribution is straightforward. When you reach the offices at the top of the table, you are reading ratings backed by hundreds of reviews, which is about as reliable a signal as a neighborhood this size offers. When you reach the offices with single-digit review counts, the star number is still worth noting, but you should weight your own consultation, referrals, and a direct conversation far more heavily than the score alone.

Specialty care in Hollis

General cleanings and checkups are the everyday need, but plenty of Hollis searches are for something more specific. Our directory records two specialties with meaningful representation in the neighborhood: dental implants and periodontics, each listed by five practices. Because these are gum-and-bone disciplines that often overlap, the same offices frequently appear on both lists, which is common in a neighborhood where multi-specialty groups anchor the map.

If you are researching either service, start with the dedicated category pages, which list every mapped provider for that discipline in one place. Browse the Hollis dental implant providers when you are weighing tooth replacement, and the Hollis periodontists when the concern is gum disease, deep cleanings, or the foundation work that often precedes an implant. Both pages let you compare ratings and review counts the same way the table above does, so you can shortlist a specialist before booking a consultation.

Reading a Hollis rating the right way

A 3.97 neighborhood average can read as lukewarm at first glance, but it is the wrong number to fixate on when you are choosing a single office. Averages describe a set; you are hiring one practice. What matters for your decision is where an individual office lands and how much evidence sits behind its score, and on both counts Hollis gives you enough to work with. Two practices hold a clean 5.0, five clear the 4.5 line, and the top three offices carry review counts most neighborhoods this size never accumulate.

The trap to avoid runs in the opposite direction, too: a high rating on very few reviews is not the same as a proven track record. Queens County Dental Society at 4.8 and Bissoonlall Boodhoo at 4.5 both post attractive scores, but four and eight reviews respectively is a small sample, and one or two more reviews could move either number noticeably. Treat those as offices worth investigating rather than settled choices, and give the most weight to practices where a strong rating and a deep review history point the same way. When you compare two Hollis offices, line up the star rating, the review count, and whether the services you need are actually listed, then let the office that wins on all three earn the first appointment. That three-part read, rather than the headline average, is what turns this directory into a confident choice.

Looking just beyond Hollis

Hollis sits in a dense corner of Queens where the next neighborhood is rarely more than a short trip away, so it is worth widening the search when the right fit is not on the Hollis list, when you need a specific specialty, or when a preferred office is not taking new patients. Each of these directory hubs works exactly like this one, with mapped practices, ratings, and review counts you can compare side by side.

Immediately northwest, dentists in Jamaica Estates cover the residential stretch above Hillside Avenue. A bit further north, dentists in Fresh Meadows and dentists in Oakland Gardens open up a larger set of offices around the Union Turnpike corridor. And for the widest possible net, the borough-level Queens dentist directory and the nearby Briarwood dentist listings pull together options across the surrounding neighborhoods so you can compare far more than 25 practices at once.

Choosing well, step by step

Put the pieces together and a clear method emerges for Hollis. Begin with the ranked table and the two offices that pair a top rating with real review volume, since those are the strongest evidence-backed choices the neighborhood offers. If you need implants or periodontal care, cross-reference the specialty pages so your shortlist actually performs the procedure you are booking. For any office with a thin review count or no website URL on file, close the gap with a phone call: confirm they accept your insurance, ask whether they are taking new patients, and describe the specific treatment you need before you commit to a first visit.

The full Hollis dentist directory is the home base for all of this. It carries every one of the 25 mapped practices, including the 12 that do not yet have a rating, so once you have worked through the leaders you can still see the complete field. Each practice profile is scored by the Dental.me Score, which weighs a practice’s rating, its review volume, and office-confirmation signals among other factors into a single measure, so you can compare offices consistently rather than juggling raw numbers in your head. That score is earned from the underlying signals and is never for sale; the only element that can be paid for anywhere in the directory is a Featured placement, which never changes the score itself. Used together, the table, the charts, and the profiles turn a neighborhood of 25 offices into a shortlist of two or three you can call today.

Frequently asked questions

How many dentists are in Hollis, NY?

Our directory maps 25 dental practices in Hollis. Of those, 13 have accumulated enough public feedback to carry a star rating, and those rated offices average 3.97 stars. The other 12 appear without a rating yet.

Which Hollis dentist has the highest rating?

Two practices share a perfect 5.0: LaRoche Dental, backed by 226 reviews, and Harold Biller, backed by 77. LaRoche pairs its flawless score with the larger review base, making it the strongest evidence-backed choice on the Hollis map.

Which Hollis practice has the most reviews?

Hollis Multi-Specialty Dental Group P.C carries the neighborhood’s largest review count at 358, paired with a 4.5 rating. It is the most-reviewed office in the entire Hollis directory.

Do Hollis dental practices have websites listed?

Of the 25 mapped Hollis practices, 6 have a website URL on file in our directory, about 24 percent. For the other 19, we do not have a site recorded, so a phone call is the fastest way to confirm hours, insurance, and new-patient availability.

Can I find dental implants or a periodontist in Hollis?

Yes. Five Hollis practices list dental implants and five list periodontics, and because those disciplines overlap the same offices often appear on both lists. The Hollis dental implants and periodontists category pages show every mapped provider for each.

What if none of the Hollis dentists is the right fit?

Hollis sits in a dense corner of Queens, so nearby directory hubs are a short trip away. Check dentists in Jamaica Estates, Fresh Meadows, and Oakland Gardens, or widen the search with the borough-level Queens dentist directory.

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.