Dentists in Pembroke Pines, FL: Local Guide

Quick answer: Pembroke Pines, FL has 133 dental practices in the Dental.me directory. 79 are rated on Google, averaging 4.68★ across 17,887 reviews. Top by independent Dental.me Score: Kelsey Hoehn-Saric, Alfredo Tendler DMD, PA, Sweet Hart Dental P.A. Compare them below and shortlist two or three near you to call.

Pembroke Pines is not a market where you struggle to find a dentist — it is one where you have to learn to tell the highest-rated practices apart from the rest. Dental.me tracks 133 dental practices across this Broward County city, and the 79 we have enough Google review data to rate have collectively earned 17,887 Google reviews. That works out to roughly 226 reviews per rated practice. When a market is that heavily reviewed, the signal is loud: patients here are vocal, offices compete hard on experience, and a weak practice cannot hide behind a thin review count for long.

The headline number is the citywide average rating of 4.68 out of 5. That is high, but the average alone hides the real story — which is the spread. Nearly two-thirds of rated offices sit at 4.8 or above, yet a stubborn tail of practices lingers in the 4.0–4.49 range and below. In a city this saturated, that gap is your opportunity. The difference between the top of the market and the middle is not price or convenience; it is the rating, and the review count tells you how much weight that rating can bear.

The Pembroke Pines market at a glance

Before you shortlist a single office, it helps to see the whole board. Here is what the directory holds for this city right now.

Two of those numbers deserve a second look. First, only 79 of 133 practices carry enough independent feedback to earn a rating — the other 54 are real offices, but thinly reviewed, and a thin footprint is itself information when you are choosing where to trust your family’s teeth. Second, 69 practices publish a website, which is 87% of the rated field. In 2026 an office without an online presence is not automatically bad; it just means you will confirm the basics by phone.

It also helps to understand why Pembroke Pines looks the way it does. This is one of Broward County’s larger suburbs. Dental.me holds no demand or price data, so this guide sticks to ratings, review counts and listed services. The ratings and review counts below show where each office stands. For you as a patient, that means a public record to read before you book.

How quality is distributed — and where the tail is

This is the chart that should shape your shortlist. Every rated practice in Pembroke Pines falls into one of four bands. The top band is crowded, which is good news; the bottom two bands are where you slow down and read the reviews line by line.

Read it this way: 50 practices are effectively flawless on paper, which is why a 4.8 rating in Pembroke Pines is table stakes rather than a differentiator. The 17 practices in the two lower bands are not necessarily to be avoided — a specialist handling difficult surgical cases will always attract a harsher review or two — but they require you to actually read the complaints and decide whether the pattern applies to you.

The top of the market

When 50 offices clear 4.8, review volume becomes the tiebreaker: a five-star rating built on 900 reviews is a far stronger promise than one built on 40. By that measure, a handful of Pembroke Pines practices stand clearly above the rest. Every office below is ranked on Google Business Profile rating and review data in the Dental.me directory.

• Kelsey Hoehn-Saric — a perfect 5.0 across 986 reviews, the deepest flawless record in the city.
• Tomasz Grabczak — 4.9 stars over 955 reviews, one of the highest raw review counts on this list.
• Alfredo Tendler, DMD, PA — 5.0 across 930 reviews.
• Sweet Hart Dental, P.A. — 5.0 across 707 reviews.
• Timur A. Sekercioglu — 5.0 across 706 reviews.
• Fernando Gutierrez, DDS, PA — 4.9 across 626 reviews.

Notice that four of these six hold a spotless 5.0 and clear 700 reviews. That combination — perfect score, massive sample — is rare in any city, and Pembroke Pines has several. It is worth pausing on what that actually means statistically: holding a 5.0 across 900-plus individual reviews is far harder than holding one across 50, because every one of those 900-plus reviewers has had the chance to pull the average down, and none has. That is the deepest rating sample you can find in a review-driven directory, and it is why these names sit at the top rather than dozens of other 4.9 offices with smaller samples. You can browse all of them, plus the offices that did not make this shortlist, on the Pembroke Pines dentist hub.

Specialty depth: a wide local list

Pembroke Pines has broad specialty coverage. You are not choosing between one orthodontist and one implant surgeon — you have dozens of each. Here is where the depth actually sits.

The standout is restorative and cosmetic care. With 44 practices offering dental implants, 41 offering teeth whitening, and 39 cosmetic dentists, this city has deep coverage for smile makeovers. Families have options too: 29 pediatric dentists and 34 orthodontists are listed in the city. And with 26 emergency dentists, there is local choice if you crack a tooth.

A four-filter method for choosing here

Because so many offices look identical on a star rating, use a sequence of filters rather than a single score. This is the exact order we recommend for a saturated market like Pembroke Pines.

Filter 1 — weight volume over score. A 4.9 across 900 reviews beats a 5.0 across 30. In this city that single move eliminates most of the noise. Filter 2 — match the specialty to your need before you fall in love with a general office; a great family dentist is not the right first call for a dental implant. Filter 3 — read the negative tail, not the glowing top: for the three practices in the 4.0–4.49 band, read the reviews to see whether complaints concern billing, wait times, or clinical outcomes. Filter 4 — confirm your insurance and payment plan in writing before the first appointment, because network participation is decided office by office.

Just outside Pembroke Pines

If the office you want has a waitlist or sits on the wrong side of the city, the surrounding Broward and Miami-Dade suburbs give you strong alternatives within a short drive. Compare the neighboring markets directly:

• Miramar and Cooper City — the closest neighbors, a short drive away.
• Davie and Southwest Ranches — to the north, with several practices that also serve Pembroke Pines patients.
• Miami Lakes and Fort Lauderdale – Davie — slightly farther, useful for specialist care.

What it costs — and what to verify

Dental.me holds no fee data for Pembroke Pines offices. With several offices per specialty listed here, you can get a second quote. Before committing to any major treatment plan, ask for a written, itemised estimate (our national guide to dental costs publishes no prices, but it lists what a quote depends on), then use the Pembroke Pines directory to line up two or three offices and compare.

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.