Dentists in Revere, MA: Local Guide

Quick answer: Revere, MA has 42 dental practices in the Dental.me directory. 25 are rated on Google, averaging 4.62★ across 2,684 reviews. Top by independent Dental.me Score: Page Family Dental LLC, Jinhyung Cho DMD PC, Revere Pediatric Dentistry. Compare them below and shortlist two or three near you to call.

Revere is a dense, working coastal city just north of Boston — and its dental market is quietly one of the most top-heavy we track in Greater Boston. Across the city’s 42 dental practices, only 25 carry public Google ratings, yet those rated offices average a striking 4.62 stars across 2,684 reviews. In other words: the offices Revere patients can actually see and vet are, on the whole, very good. The hard part in Revere isn’t finding a good dentist — it’s that nearly two in five practices leave almost no digital trail at all. This guide is built to close that gap.

We’ll start where most Revere searches stall: the visibility problem. Only 20 of the city’s 42 practices have a working website, and just 25 have enough reviews to judge. That means a resident typing “best dentist near me” is really only seeing about half the market — and the invisible half is a coin-flip you don’t need to take when the visible half is this strong.

There’s a reason Revere’s dental market looks this way. It’s a compact, densely populated coastal city — the kind of place where a solo practitioner can run for decades without ever building a website or chasing Google reviews. Several of the offices with thin digital footprints are almost certainly established neighborhood practices that simply never needed to market online. That doesn’t make them bad; it makes them unknowable from a search bar. When you can’t verify an office’s track record, the safest move in a city with this many strong, transparent options is to choose from the practices that have put their reputation on the record.

How strong is “strong”? Read the rating spread, not the average

A 4.62 city average can hide a lot. In Revere it doesn’t — it under-sells the top of the market. Of the 25 rated practices, 12 sit at 4.8 stars or higher, the tier we treat as genuinely elite. Another 5 land in the solid 4.5–4.79 band. That means 17 of 25 rated Revere practices — roughly two-thirds — clear the 4.5 bar. Only a single practice sits below 4.0. For a city this size, that is an unusually clean distribution.

The most-reviewed and best-rated offices in Revere

Star rating tells you quality; review count tells you how tested that rating is. In Revere the two mostly move together. One of the most battle-tested offices in town is All Pro Dental, with 366 reviews at 4.7 stars — one of the deepest review bases in the city. Right behind it on reputation, and arguably ahead on polish, is Page Family Dental LLC, which pairs a 4.9 rating with 296 reviews — the strongest quality-plus-volume combination in the city.

General and family care runs deep beyond those two. Jinhyung Cho DMD PC holds a 4.9 across 266 reviews, and longtime general dentist Robert Solomon and Annese DMD LLC both sit at 4.9 (129 and 122 reviews respectively). Families with young kids have a clear anchor too: Revere Pediatric Dentistry earns a 4.9 across 215 reviews in a dedicated kids’ setting. Every one of these six is claimable and reviewable on its Revere directory page.

What’s worth noticing is how tight the quality gap is between these offices. In many cities the “best” dentist is obvious because everyone else is mediocre. In Revere, six different practices are separated by a tenth of a star or less — four of them sitting at an identical 4.9. That changes the decision. When the top of the field is this bunched, the tiebreaker stops being the rating and starts being the practical stuff: which office takes your insurance, which one has evening or Saturday hours, which is a five-minute drive versus fifteen, and which handles the specific procedure you actually need. The rating gets you into the right shortlist; logistics pick the winner.

What you can actually get treated for in Revere

Revere is a full-service town for a mid-size city, but it’s balanced rather than deep on any one specialty. Six practices offer dental implants, six do cosmetic dentistry, and six provide professional teeth whitening. Families are well covered with six pediatric dentists. For straightening, five practices list orthodontic care and five offer Invisalign. The practical read: routine, cosmetic, kids’, and clear-aligner care are all locally available — but for a highly specialized surgical case you may still be routed toward Boston.

Reading the review numbers like a local

Spread across the 25 rated practices, Revere’s 2,684 total reviews work out to roughly 107 reviews per office — a healthy average that tells you patients here are active reviewers, so a genuinely bad experience tends to surface publicly. But averages flatten an important detail: the review counts are lopsided. A small group of offices carries hundreds of ratings each, while others are judged on a few dozen. That matters when you interpret a perfect score. A 4.9 built on 296 reviews (Page Family Dental) is a far more reliable signal than a 5.0 built on a handful, because one bad month can’t easily move a large sample. As a rule of thumb in Revere: treat 100-plus reviews as a well-established verdict, 30 to 100 as a solid-but-still-forming picture, and anything under about 20 as an early read that could still swing. None of this means avoid the smaller offices — it means calibrate how much weight you put on the star number.

A Revere-specific way to choose

Because the visible half of Revere’s market is so strong, your job isn’t to find a diamond in the rough — it’s to filter a good field down to the right fit. Here’s the sequence we’d use, tuned to this exact city:

1. Start inside the visible 25. With 17 of them at 4.5+, you rarely need to gamble on an unrated office. If a practice has no website and no reviews, treat that as missing information, not a bargain.
2. Weight review depth for anything surgical. For implants or extractions, favor the offices with hundreds of reviews — All Pro Dental’s 366 or Page Family’s 296 — over a 5-star office with a handful of ratings.
3. Match the specialty, then the person. Kids? Start at Revere Pediatric Dentistry. Straightening? Compare the five orthodontic and five Invisalign providers side by side on the hub before booking.
4. Confirm insurance and hours by phone. Ratings don’t capture network status; a two-minute call settles it.

Looking just past the city line

Revere sits in one of the densest dental corridors in Massachusetts, so a neighboring town is often only minutes away. If your insurance network or a specific specialty points you outward, the nearest markets worth comparing are Everett, Chelsea, Winthrop, Malden, East Boston, and Charlestown — all within the immediate Boston-north cluster.

Whichever way you go, start from the data rather than the ad. You can browse every rated Revere office, filter by specialty, and read the underlying review counts on the full Revere dentist directory — and if you want to understand what any of this should cost before you book, our national dental cost guide breaks down typical prices by procedure.

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