Dentists in Quincy, MA: Local Guide

Quick answer: Quincy, MA has 117 dental practices in the Dental.me directory. 59 are rated on Google, averaging 4.68★ across 8,943 reviews. Top by independent Dental.me Score: NOPSARAN CHAIMATTAYOMPOL, DMD, PC, SKOLER & DIMARZIO ORTHODONTICS LLC, QUINCY ENDODONTICS INC. Compare them below and shortlist two or three near you to call.

Most people picture Quincy as a commuter stop on the Red Line, a granite-and-shipyards town wedged between Boston and the South Shore. Its dental map tells a different story. Across 117 practices, the offices that patients have actually rated – 59 of them – carry a combined 8,943 reviews and an average score of 4.68. That is not a sleepy suburban baseline. It is one of the higher city-wide averages you will find in eastern Massachusetts, and it sits on top of a specialist bench that is genuinely unusual for a city this size.

Here is the number that reframes the whole market: 33 practices in Quincy list dental implants, and 19 offer periodontics – the gum-and-bone surgical foundation that implants are built on. Add 16 endodontists (root canal specialists) and 7 oral surgeons, and a pattern emerges. Quincy is not just a place to get your teeth cleaned. It is a restorative and surgical hub, the kind of place people from neighboring towns drive into when they need something done properly. This guide reads the city’s real data the way a local would, so you can find the right chair for whatever you actually need.

Quincy dental market, by the numbers

Two figures deserve a footnote. First, only 62 of the 117 practices maintain a working website – just over half. An office with no bookable web presence is one you cannot screen online at all, so cross-check it against the reviews before you decide. Second, the gap between 117 listed and 59 rated means roughly half of Quincy’s practices have too thin a review record to judge. The city’s quality is real, but it is concentrated in the offices that have earned their reputations out loud.

Where the ratings actually land

City averages hide the shape of the distribution, and Quincy’s shape is the good kind – top-heavy, with a very short tail of poor performers.

Nearly six in ten rated practices (35 of 59) sit at 4.8 stars or above. Only four fall below 4.0. Practically, this means the odds are in your favor even before you do any research – but it also means a merely-good office does not stand out here. In a market this strong, you should hold out for 4.8-plus with a meaningful review count, because Quincy actually has the supply to make that a realistic bar. To understand how we sort and weight these scores rather than just averaging stars, see how we rank dentists.

The specialist depth that sets Quincy apart

This is the chart to study if you need anything beyond a checkup. Quincy over-indexes on the expensive, technical work – implants, gum surgery, root canals, prosthetics – which is exactly where choosing the right specialist changes the outcome and the bill.

There is a deeper story in the review counts, too. The city’s total of 8,943 reviews is not spread evenly – it clusters on the specialists. When a single endodontist or orthodontist accumulates 265 or 266 near-perfect reviews, that is a deeper public record than most general offices in the city carry. Quincy’s review volume is concentrated on its specialists, and that is where the best-sampled ratings sit. If your problem is routine, almost any well-rated general office will do; if it is complex, the data is pointing you toward practices that other clinicians already trust.

A few reads on this. If you are missing teeth or facing them, Quincy is close to an ideal market: 33 implant providers backed by 19 periodontal practices means you can get the surgical placement and the gum foundation vetted separately, and get real second opinions without leaving the city. The 16 endodontists are the reason a dying tooth here doesn’t automatically become an extraction – Quincy Endodontics Inc. alone carries a perfect score across 265 reviews. On the family side, pediatric dentistry (13 practices) is well covered, and cosmetic work is deep, with 25 cosmetic providers and equal whitening coverage. The one relatively thin bench is prosthodontics (6) – if you need full-mouth reconstruction, expect to be choosing from a short, competitive list.

The names with the highest Google ratings

Every practice below is a real Google-rated Quincy office pulled from our directory – no sponsored placements, no invented names. What is striking is the range: the top of the city’s list is not dominated by one giant general-dentistry group but by focused specialists who each own a niche.

• Nopsaran Chaimattayompol, DMD, PC — a flawless 5.0 across 551 reviews, the deepest perfect-score record in the city and a strong general-restorative anchor.
• Greater Boston Smiles Pediatric Dentistry PLLC — 4.9 stars over 648 reviews, the most-reviewed practice on this list and a leading choice for kids.
• Quincy Endodontics Inc. — a 5.0 across 265 reviews; if you have been told you need a root canal, start here for a second read.
• Skoler & DiMarzio Orthodontics LLC — 5.0 over 266 reviews, the standout for braces and clear aligners.
• Sprout Kids Dentistry — 4.9 across 366 reviews, a second heavyweight in pediatric care.
• Lumiere Dental Spa, LLC — 4.9 over 320 reviews, oriented toward cosmetic and comfort-focused general care.

Notice how cleanly these sort by need – pediatric, endodontic, orthodontic, cosmetic, general. That is the practical payoff of a specialist-dense city: you can pick the office built for your exact problem rather than settling for a generalist who does a bit of everything. Browse the full ranked list any time on the Quincy dentist directory.

How to choose, given what Quincy offers

In a weak market the advice is “find anyone decent.” Quincy is the opposite problem – too many good options – so the job is filtering, not searching. Here is the sequence that works in a high-supply, specialist-rich city.

Step four is where Quincy trips people up. Because only about half the city’s practices maintain a website, a highly rated office can still be hard to actually reach – no online booking, unclear hours, no posted insurance list. Before you commit, confirm the practical basics, and if you are weighing the cost of implants, ortho, or a crown, read our national dental cost guide so you can tell a fair Quincy quote from an inflated one. Then reserve second opinions for the big-ticket surgical work, where the city’s depth makes comparison shopping genuinely easy.

If you look just outside Quincy

Quincy sits in a dense cluster of South Shore and Dorchester-edge communities, and for some patients the nearest excellent option is one town over. Its immediate neighborhoods, Wollaston and North Quincy, share much of the same provider pool. Just south and west, Milton and Braintree add their own rosters, while Dorchester Center broadens the map toward the city. Each links to its own vetted directory so you can compare ratings across the line before you book.

The bottom line for Quincy: this is a strong, deep, specialist-forward market where the smart move is to raise your standards, not lower them. Set your floor at 4.8, match the provider to the procedure, and start from the Quincy dentist directory where every practice on this page – and the 100-plus others – is ranked on the same evidence.

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