Dentists in North Palm Beach, FL: Local Guide

Finding a good dentist in North Palm Beach, Florida starts with the numbers: this Palm Beach County village lists 22 dental practices, 13 of them carrying a Dental.me Score, and those rated offices average an exceptional 4.91 stars across 1,898 reviews. Start with the highest-scored practices below, then confirm details directly.

North Palm Beach’s dental directory at a glance

North Palm Beach is a compact waterfront village in northern Palm Beach County, wrapped around the Lake Worth Lagoon and threaded north-to-south by U.S. 1, and its dental market is nearly as contained as its shoreline. Dental.me tracks 22 practices inside the village and its bordering ZIP codes, from the offices near Northlake Boulevard to those closer to the Parker Bridge and Prosperity Farms Road. Of those 22, 13 have earned a Dental.me Score, which simply means their public rating-and-review record is deep enough to place them on one comparable scale. Those 13 scored practices average 4.91 stars, and collectively the full directory holds 1,898 reviews — a substantial paper trail for a village of roughly twelve thousand residents. The remaining nine practices are unrated on Dental.me, not because anything is wrong with them, but because their public review record has not yet crossed the threshold needed to compute a Score. In a directory this small, that changes your strategy: instead of filtering a giant list, you can realistically read every scored profile in North Palm Beach in a single sitting, and this guide is built to walk you through exactly that. You can browse the whole set any time on the North Palm Beach dental directory.

The highest-scored dental practices in North Palm Beach

Sorted by Dental.me Score and then by review volume, six practices lead the North Palm Beach field, and the top of that list is unusually tight. Four offices hold a perfect 5.0, so what separates them is how many reviews have actually been left. North Palm Beach Dentistry tops the table on volume alone: its 621 reviews are close to a third of every review in the village. Fernando San Juan and the Egitto father-and-son practice complete the 5.0 tier, while Carlos Escobar at 4.9 and Tiffany Kravchenko at 4.8 sit just behind with deep review bases of their own.

A 5.0 resting on 621 reviews and a 5.0 resting on 121 reviews both read as “excellent,” but they are not making the same statement about consistency. The broader the review base, the harder that average is to move, so use review count as your confidence dial rather than a tiebreaker you ignore. Even the smallest 5.0 in the table — Jason Ehrenman’s practice — clears 121 reviews, which is a solid record on its own; it simply carries less statistical weight than a score built on several hundred. If two offices sit equally close to your home along U.S. 1, let the deeper review count settle it.

How ratings are distributed across the village

The shape of the rated field tells its own story. Of the 13 practices with a Dental.me Score, 12 fall into the top band of 4.8 stars or higher, and exactly one lands in the 4.0-to-4.49 range. No scored North Palm Beach practice sits in the 4.5-to-4.79 band, and none falls below 4.0. That is a heavily top-loaded distribution: once a practice here has earned a Score at all, it is very likely to be an excellent one. The practical takeaway is that in North Palm Beach your decision is rarely about steering around a weak office; it is about matching a strong one to your needs, your location within the village, and the kind of dentistry you actually need done.

What a 4.91 village average tells you (and what it doesn’t)

An average of 4.91 across 13 practices is high enough to be worth a second look at what it really means. It is not a promise that any single visit will be flawless, and it is not a placement you can pay to enter — a Dental.me Score is earned from a practice’s own rating and review record and its office-confirmation signals, among others, and never bought. What the 4.91 does tell you is that the rated segment of North Palm Beach is uniformly strong: with 12 of 13 practices at 4.8 or higher, there is no long tail of struggling offices dragging the average down. For you, that shifts the question from “who do I rule out” to “who fits” — which practice is closest, takes your insurance, and offers the specific care you’re after. It also means small differences in the third decimal place matter far less than review depth and convenience. Don’t agonize between a 4.9 and a 5.0; agonize over which office answers your actual questions and sits on a route you’ll actually drive.

Website listings and how deep the review record runs

Two more numbers are worth checking before you pick up the phone: how many practices publish a website, and how concentrated the village’s reviews really are.

Ten of the 22 North Palm Beach practices have a website URL on file with Dental.me — a little under half. A missing website URL is not a mark against an office; plenty of established village practices run on phone bookings and word of mouth. But when a URL is on file, it is the fastest way to confirm hours, insurance networks, and whether a dentist handles the specific procedure you need, so it is worth using wherever it exists.

The review chart shows just how top-heavy the record is. North Palm Beach Dentistry’s 621 reviews dwarf the rest of the field, and the six practices in the table together account for the large majority of the village’s 1,898 total reviews. That concentration is genuinely useful: it means the offices most people have experienced are also the ones with the most transparent track record, so you are rarely choosing in the dark.

Dental implants and specialty care in North Palm Beach

If you are weighing a bigger procedure, implants are the specialty most visible in the local data. Five of the 22 North Palm Beach practices list dental implants as a service, which is a meaningful cluster for a village this size and gives you real room to compare consultations rather than accept the first quote. You can see the full set on the North Palm Beach dental implants page. For routine care, most of the scored general practices above cover the everyday work — cleanings, fillings, crowns, and check-ups — and several combine that with cosmetic and restorative services under one roof. When a procedure is complex, ask directly whether it is done in-house or referred out, and use each practice’s Dental.me profile to check the review record before you commit. The North Palm Beach city hub keeps every scored profile and specialty tag in one place.

Neighboring communities worth a look

North Palm Beach sits shoulder to shoulder with several other Palm Beach County communities, and because the village directory is small, widening your search by a few miles can meaningfully expand your options. Directly south and west, Lake Park and Riviera Beach are the nearest hubs across the Intracoastal corridor. To the north, Juno Beach and Jupiter run up the coast along U.S. 1, while Palm Beach Gardens — the larger city just inland — carries by far the deepest dental directory of the group. If a specific specialty or an insurance network matters more to you than staying inside the village limits, those neighbors are the logical next click.

A North Palm Beach checklist for choosing

Pulling it together, here is how to move from 22 names to one appointment:

• Start with the six scored leaders above, shortlist by Dental.me Score, then break ties with review count.
• Weigh a 5.0 built on 621 reviews more heavily than a 5.0 built on 121 — depth signals consistency.
• If you need implants, compare the five practices that list them rather than defaulting to your nearest office.
• Where a website URL is on file, use it to confirm hours, insurance, and the exact procedure before you call.
• If the village’s 13 scored practices don’t fit your network, extend the search to Palm Beach Gardens or Jupiter next door.

Every figure in this guide comes straight from the Dental.me North Palm Beach directory, and every profile linked above lets you verify the rating and review count yourself before you book.

Frequently asked questions

How many dentists are in North Palm Beach, FL?

Dental.me tracks 22 dental practices in North Palm Beach. Of those, 13 have earned a Dental.me Score, they average 4.91 stars, and the full directory holds 1,898 reviews between them.

Which North Palm Beach dental practice has the highest Dental.me Score?

Four practices hold a perfect 5.0: North Palm Beach Dentistry, Fernando San Juan, the Egitto practice, and Jason Ehrenman DMD Msd LLC. North Palm Beach Dentistry leads on review volume with 621 reviews.

How many reviews should I look for when comparing offices?

Use review depth as a confidence dial. A 5.0 built on 621 reviews is harder to move than one built on 121. Across North Palm Beach, the six leading practices account for most of the village’s 1,898 reviews.

Do dentists in North Palm Beach offer dental implants?

Yes. Five of the 22 North Palm Beach practices list dental implants as a service. You can compare that group on the North Palm Beach dental implants page before booking a consultation.

How many North Palm Beach practices have a website?

Ten of the 22 practices have a website URL on file with Dental.me. Where a URL exists, it is the quickest way to confirm hours, insurance networks, and whether the office handles your specific procedure.

Where can I look for a dentist near North Palm Beach?

Neighboring Palm Beach County directories are close by, including Palm Beach Gardens, Jupiter, Juno Beach, Lake Park, and Riviera Beach. Palm Beach Gardens carries the deepest dental directory of the group.

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.