Dentists in Roslyn Heights, NY: Local Guide

Finding a good dentist in Roslyn Heights starts with the numbers: the Dental.me directory tracks 31 dental practices in this Nassau County hamlet, 19 of them carrying a public rating that averages 4.65 stars across a combined 2,591 reviews. Start with the highest-rated, website-confirmed offices below, then match one to the care you actually need.

What the Roslyn Heights dental directory actually shows

Roslyn Heights sits inside the Town of North Hempstead in central Nassau County, a compact Long Island hamlet wrapped around its own Long Island Rail Road station on the Oyster Bay Branch, just south of the Village of Roslyn and the Northern State Parkway. Within its ZIP code and the blocks that spill over its borders, the Dental.me directory currently lists 31 dental practices. Of those, 19 have gathered enough public feedback to carry a star rating, and together those rated offices hold 2,591 reviews. The average across the rated group is 4.65 stars, high enough that the real decision here is rarely about steering clear of a weak office and much more about choosing the right strong one among several good candidates.

The shape of that 4.65 average matters more than the single figure. Of the 19 rated practices, 15 sit at 4.8 stars or higher, 2 land in the 4.5-to-4.79 range, none fall between 4.0 and 4.49, and 2 sit below 4.0. That is a distinctly top-heavy distribution: the middle of the pack is essentially hollow, so a Roslyn Heights office tends to be either firmly in the top tier or clearly below it, with very little in between to agonize over. In practical terms, that means once you have set aside the two lowest-rated offices, you are choosing among a cluster of fifteen practices that all rate at least 4.8 – and at that point the tie-breakers are review volume, confirmation details, and the specific care you are after rather than the star number itself.

The highest-rated dental practices in Roslyn Heights

The table below ranks the top-rated Roslyn Heights practices the directory surfaces, sorted by star rating and then by the number of reviews behind that rating. Four offices hold a perfect 5.0, and the next two sit at 4.9 – but the review counts backing those scores span from 95 all the way to 964, which is the detail worth reading closely before you pick up the phone.

Read the two columns together. A 5.0 average at Da Vinci Dental Arts rests on 199 reviews, while AL Dente Dental Spa of Roslyn – Dental Implant Center carries 190, East Hills Dental Associates 108 and North Shore Smiles Pediatric Dentistry 95. Among the 4.9-star offices, Richard Sousa stands apart with 964 reviews – by a wide margin the largest single body of feedback in the hamlet – followed by East Hills Endodontics at 375. Those six offices alone account for 1,931 of the hamlet’s 2,591 reviews, so most of the public feedback in Roslyn Heights is concentrated in this short list.

Why review volume changes how you read a rating

A perfect 5.0 and a 4.9 are not automatically ranked in that order, because review volume tells you how settled a score really is. A 4.9 built on 964 reviews has been tested by far more reviews than a 5.0 built on 95, and both descriptions are worth respecting for different reasons: the high-volume score is durable and hard to move, the smaller-sample perfect score is impressive but younger and more likely to shift as more feedback arrives. In Roslyn Heights the review counts are unusually spread out – from 95 at one end of the top six to 964 at the other – so it pays to see them side by side rather than trusting the star average on its own.

That spread is why the ranked table and the Dental.me Score are not the same thing. The independent Dental.me Score weighs the star rating alongside review volume and whether the office is confirmed, among other signals, rather than reading the star average alone. Sorting the table purely by rating puts the four 5.0 offices on top; the Score is what keeps a heavily reviewed 4.9 like Richard Sousa from being buried beneath a perfect average built on a far smaller sample. When you compare offices yourself, use the same instinct: give real weight to how many people stand behind a rating, not just to the number of stars.

Website coverage across Roslyn Heights offices

Of the 31 practices in the Roslyn Heights directory, 17 have a website URL on file – just over half. That leaves 14 with no website URL recorded, which does not mean those offices are unreachable; it means the directory profile is where you will do your homework rather than an external site. When an office has a URL on file, use it to confirm the address and current hours before you visit; when it does not, the Dental.me profile page and a phone call are your starting points. A missing URL is a gap in the record, not a mark against the practice, and several of the rated offices with strong review histories fall on either side of that line.

Rated versus not-yet-rated practices

Nineteen of the 31 Roslyn Heights practices carry a public star rating; the remaining 12 have no rating recorded yet. An unrated office is not a warning sign – many are newer to the directory or simply have not accumulated enough public feedback to average – but it does mean you are working without the star-and-review signal the rated group gives you. For an unrated practice, the directory profile, the office’s own confirmation details, and a direct conversation carry more of the weight, so treat those twelve as offices to call and ask about rather than ones to rule in or out from a screen.

Matching a Roslyn Heights practice to the care you need

Several of the hamlet’s highest-rated offices name their focus directly, which is a useful first filter. East Hills Endodontics is, by its name, oriented to endodontic care – the root-canal and interior-tooth work a general dentist often refers out – and it backs a 4.9 rating with 375 reviews. AL Dente Dental Spa of Roslyn – Dental Implant Center names implant dentistry in its own title and pairs a 5.0 rating with 190 reviews. For routine and family general dentistry, Richard Sousa carries the deepest review history in town at 964, and East Hills Dental Associates (a 5.0 on 108 reviews) and Da Vinci Dental Arts round out the top group of well-rated general options, with North Shore Smiles Pediatric Dentistry (a 5.0 on 95) the children’s office in the same tier.

A practical way to use these numbers: decide first whether you need a general dentist for a checkup and cleaning or a specific procedure, then let the ratings and review depth break the tie among the offices that fit. A high rating on a large review count signals a well-established choice; a perfect rating on a smaller count is worth a call to confirm the office handles what you need and is taking new patients. Because the directory does not carry appointment availability, treat every profile as a starting point for that conversation rather than a live booking – the profile tells you how an office is rated and reviewed, and the call tells you whether it fits your schedule and coverage.

How to turn these numbers into a shortlist

Put the pieces together and a clear method emerges for Roslyn Heights specifically. Begin with the fifteen offices rated 4.8 or higher, since that is where the directory’s quality is concentrated. Within that group, favor the practices whose review counts are large enough to trust – Richard Sousa at 964, East Hills Endodontics at 375, Da Vinci Dental Arts at 199, and AL Dente Dental Spa at 190 all clear a comfortable threshold – while keeping the smaller-sample perfect scorers on your list as strong candidates to confirm by phone. Next, check whether each office you like has a website URL on file among the fifteen that do, and use it to verify address and hours. Finally, narrow by need: an endodontic case points to East Hills Endodontics, an implant consultation to the AL Dente implant center, and a routine cleaning to any of the highly reviewed general offices. Two or three calls from that shortlist is usually enough to land on the right Roslyn Heights dentist.

Nearby communities and the wider directory

Roslyn Heights borders several other Nassau County communities, and the Dental.me directory covers each of them if you want to widen your search beyond the hamlet’s 31 practices. The neighboring Village of Roslyn and the hamlet of Albertson sit immediately adjacent, while Williston Park, Greenvale, and Glen Head are a short drive up and down the surrounding parkways. Each links to its own directory hub with its own rated practices and review totals, so a border-town office is often just as convenient as one inside Roslyn Heights itself.

To see every Roslyn Heights office in one place – rated and unrated, with the current star bands and review counts – start from the Roslyn Heights dentist directory. From there you can open any provider profile, compare the top-rated offices against one another, and step out into the neighboring towns if the practice you want is a few minutes over the border. Whichever way you go, let the real numbers – 31 practices, 19 rated, a 4.65 average across 2,591 reviews – guide the shortlist before you pick up the phone.

Frequently asked questions

How many dentists are in Roslyn Heights, NY?

The Dental.me directory tracks 31 dental practices in Roslyn Heights. Of those, 19 carry a public star rating and 12 are not yet rated, so about six in ten listed offices have enough feedback to average a score.

Which Roslyn Heights dental practice has the highest rating?

Four of the six top-rated offices hold a perfect 5.0: Da Vinci Dental Arts (199 reviews), AL Dente Dental Spa of Roslyn – Dental Implant Center (190 reviews), East Hills Dental Associates (108 reviews) and North Shore Smiles Pediatric Dentistry (95 reviews). Weigh those scores against review volume before you choose.

What is the average dentist rating in Roslyn Heights?

Across the 19 rated practices the average is 4.65 stars, drawn from 2,591 total reviews. The distribution is top-heavy: 15 offices rate 4.8 or higher, 2 fall between 4.5 and 4.79, and 2 sit below 4.0.

Which Roslyn Heights dentist has the most reviews?

Richard Sousa has by far the most feedback in the hamlet, with 964 reviews at a 4.9 rating. Roslyn Family Dental follows with 417 at a 4.7 and East Hills Endodontics with 375, and no other Roslyn Heights office comes close to that review depth.

Do all Roslyn Heights dental offices list a website?

No. Of the 31 practices, 17 have a website URL on file and 14 do not. A missing URL is a gap in the directory record rather than a judgment on the office; use the Dental.me profile and a phone call for those 14.

Where should I go in Roslyn Heights for endodontics or implants?

For endodontic care, East Hills Endodontics names that focus directly and holds a 4.9 rating on 375 reviews. For implants, AL Dente Dental Spa of Roslyn – Dental Implant Center names implant dentistry in its title and pairs a 5.0 rating with 190 reviews.

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.