Dentists in Marietta, GA: Local Guide

Quick answer: Marietta, GA has 312 dental practices in the Dental.me directory. 177 are rated on Google, averaging 4.66★ across 54,393 reviews. Top by independent Dental.me Score: GEORGIA DENTAL WELLNESS LLC, MARIETTA DENTAL ASSOCIATES.INC, Rossitch Pediatric Dentistry. Compare the directory records below and choose two or three offices to contact.

Marietta’s rated listings carry a large volume of Google review data. The 312 practices listed here include 177 that hold a public Google rating, and those 177 carry 54,393 Google reviews between them. Divided out, that is roughly 307 reviews per rated listing. Review volume records how much has been written about a listing on Google; it is not evidence of treatment, of outcomes, or of how any office would handle your case.

So this guide reads the fields behind those listings rather than offering a general checklist: the Google ratings, the review counts, the stored website URLs and the specialty routes Dental.me matches listings to in the Marietta directory. It starts with the shape of the field.

What the 4.66 city average leaves out

A 4.66 city-wide average says little on its own, because an average hides the distribution behind it: how many listings sit at the top and how many at the bottom. Marietta’s spread is lopsided. Of the 177 rated practices, 124 average 4.8 stars or higher — 70% of the rated field — and 15 listings below 4.0 sit at the other end. Because 124 listings clear 4.8, that threshold leaves most of the rated field in place. What those reviews say is public. What they do not record is how an office would treat you.

The listings carrying the most reviews

Review volume is not spread evenly across those rated listings. The largest single count belongs to Nuvia Dental Implant Center, which averages 4.9 across 2,952 Google reviews, more than any other listing in the city. Georgia Dental Wellness (5.0 across 1,541 reviews) and Marietta Dental Associates (5.0 across 1,407 reviews) hold ranks one and two in the Dental.me Score table above, each at a 5.0 average over a four-figure count. Dental.me stores the current aggregate and the current count, not a history of either, so these figures describe the sample each rating is computed over now and say nothing about how a score has moved over time.

Rossitch Pediatric Dentistry (5.0 across 1,279 reviews), William Kincer (5.0 across 1,015 reviews) and Enoch & Lamei Orthodontics (5.0 across 797 reviews) hold ranks three, four and five in that same Dental.me Score table, each at a 5.0 average. Two of those listing names state a dental specialty. A listing name is how a practice is recorded in the directory, not confirmation of what it treats or whom it accepts, and both are questions for the office.

The arithmetic behind those counts is worth stating plainly. A 5.0 averaged over 40 reviews and a 5.0 averaged over 1,400 are the same displayed number computed from very different samples: the first shifts more with each new review, the second shifts less. That is a fact about sample size and nothing else. It says nothing about years in practice or the range of cases an office has handled, neither of which the directory records. Of Marietta’s 177 rated listings, 102 carry at least 100 reviews and 66 carry 300 or more, so the count is there to read alongside the rating — but what an office would actually offer you still has to be confirmed with the office.

Which specialty routes return the most listings

The other dimension the directory records is the specialty text stored on each listing, which the Dental.me specialty routes match against. The chart below counts what each route returns for Marietta: the implants route returns 92 listings and the whitening route 89, the two largest bars, with 88 on the cosmetic-dentists route and 57 on emergency dentists. A route is a broad category-family match rather than one exact term, so a single listing can be returned by several routes: the whitening and cosmetic routes share the same cosmetic match term, which is why their counts sit within one listing of each other. A route association records how a listing is filed and matched. It does not confirm that an office performs that procedure, that it is open at a given hour, or that it is taking new patients, and all three are questions for the call.

Those routes are also the doors into the directory. The Marietta implants page lists the 92 records that route returns, the teeth-whitening page returns 89, the orthodontist listings return 52, and the emergency-dentist page returns 57. Each page lists the records its route matched. None of them records current opening hours, after-hours cover, or whether a particular treatment is offered, so those remain questions for the office.

A four-step read of the stored fields

Marietta gives you a lot of stored fields to work with. The four steps below are an illustrative walkthrough of one way to use them; they are not a method we have measured against outcomes.

Step two is where the size of the field shows. 66 of the 177 rated listings carry 300 or more reviews and several carry four figures, so a 300-review threshold still leaves a substantial group. On step four: 178 of the 312 listings store a website URL. A stored URL is an address the directory holds, not proof that the site is reachable or that it publishes current hours or insurance participation. The other 134 listings store no URL; all 134 store a phone number and a street address, and 10 of them store hours. Our ranking methodology sets out the exact inputs behind the Dental.me Score.

One caveat about that website field: it is a contact channel, not evidence about the dentistry. Dental.me records whether a listing includes a website URL — not who built the site, how current it is, or how the office is run. If you open it, treat it as a logistics check: whether it names your insurance, whether hours are published, whether it offers online booking. Anything it says about insurance is worth confirming with your insurer, and how a practice would handle your treatment is not something a website or a star average records.

Other Georgia city directories

Dental.me keeps a separate directory for each city it covers, so a practice filed under another Georgia city appears there rather than on this page. Those directories include Smyrna, Kennesaw, Roswell, Sandy Springs, Woodstock and Mableton. Each carries the same fields as this page — Google rating, review count, stored website URL and specialty-route association — so a listing on one can be read against a Marietta listing on the same terms. Dental.me does not store driving distances or municipal boundaries, so this page cannot order those directories by how near they are to you. Where a specialty route returns few Marietta listings, the same route on another city directory is where further listings are counted.

The bottom line for Marietta: 312 listings, 177 of them rated, and 54,393 Google reviews behind those ratings. The rating, the review count, the stored website URL and the specialty routes a listing is returned by are what this page can give you. Everything else — insurance participation, availability, and what an office would actually do for you — comes from the office or your insurer. The full ranked list is on the full Marietta directory. Our dental costs hub publishes no price ranges and states that Dental.me does not invent them; it routes a cost question to city, specialty and practice pages, and the figure itself comes from the office.

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.