Finding a good dentist in Sedona, Arizona comes down to a manageable shortlist: the city has 19 dental practices, 14 of them carry a public rating, and those rated offices average a strong 4.79 out of five. Start with the highest-rated names below, then confirm each one fits your schedule, insurance, and care you need.
What Sedona’s dental landscape actually looks like
Sedona is a small city, and its dental market reflects that. Nineteen practices serve the red-rock community spread across the Verde Valley and up toward the Coconino County line, which is a compact enough field that you can realistically research every rated office before you decide. Of those 19 practices, 14 have accumulated enough public feedback to carry a star rating on Dental.me, and the collective average lands at 4.79 out of five — a high bar that means most Sedona patients are reporting good experiences.
Because the field is small, the difference between a five-minute decision and a well-informed one is just a little structure. The 14 rated offices between them have gathered 1,962 reviews, so there is a real body of feedback to read through rather than a handful of scattered comments. Twelve of the 19 practices also have a website URL on file, which gives you a direct place to check hours, services, and new-patient policies before you call. The sections below break those numbers down so you can see exactly where each office sits.
The highest-rated dentists in Sedona
These are the top-rated Sedona practices on Dental.me, ordered by rating and then by review volume. Each rating and review count is drawn directly from the office’s public profile; click through to see the full profile, services listed, and location details.
| Practice | Rating | Reviews | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Kimberly Wachter | 5.0 | 403 | View profile |
| My Family Dentist – Sedona Dentist | 4.9 | 523 | View profile |
| Austin Babcock LLC | 4.9 | 327 | View profile |
| Alfred Oxford | 4.9 | 269 | View profile |
| Arizona Biological Dentistry | 4.9 | 68 | View profile |
| Daniel Marinic | 4.8 | 235 | View profile |
A few things stand out in this list. Kimberly Wachter’s practice holds a perfect 5.0 across 403 reviews, which is an unusually clean record at that volume. My Family Dentist carries the deepest feedback of any Sedona office at 523 reviews with a 4.9 rating, so it pairs a high score with the largest sample size in town. If you value a large volume of feedback behind the number, those two are the natural starting points; if you are looking for a specific care philosophy, Arizona Biological Dentistry also holds a 4.9 and is worth a look on its profile.
The middle of the ranking is just as strong, which is the real story of dentistry in a town this size. Austin Babcock LLC holds a 4.9 across 327 reviews, and Alfred Oxford matches that 4.9 on 269 reviews — both sit comfortably in the top tier with several hundred pieces of feedback each. Daniel Marinic rounds out the profiled group at 4.8 on 235 reviews. In many larger markets you would see a steep drop-off after the first two names; in Sedona the sixth-ranked office still scores 4.8 with a substantial review base, so you can shortlist any two or three of these and expect a similar caliber of care. That compression is worth keeping in mind — it means small, personal factors like location within town, appointment availability, and whether an office lists the exact service you need will do more to separate your finalists than the star numbers alone.
How ratings are distributed across Sedona
The 4.79 citywide average is not carried by a couple of outliers — it reflects a field where most rated offices sit at the very top of the scale. Of the 14 rated Sedona practices, 10 hold a rating of 4.8 or higher, two land in the 4.5–4.79 range, two fall between 4.0 and 4.49, and none rate below 4.0.
What this means in practice: the risk in Sedona is not landing at a poorly-rated office, because there are none below 4.0 in the rated set. The real task is narrowing among a cluster of strong offices, which is why review depth and specialty fit matter more here than a raw star number.
It is also worth understanding what the two lower bands represent. The four practices sitting below 4.8 — two in the 4.5–4.79 range and two between 4.0 and 4.49 — are still solidly rated offices by any normal standard; a 4.0-plus score reflects a generally positive body of feedback. In a market where the top band is this crowded, those offices can be a smart pick if they are closer to you, take your insurance, or have earlier availability. The band chart is a filter, not a verdict: use it to see how much of the field clusters at the top, then read the individual profiles to understand why a given office landed where it did.
Website coverage and how much feedback stands behind each score
Two practical signals help you separate the offices. The first is whether a practice has a website URL on file, which affects how easily you can verify hours and services before calling. In Sedona, 12 of the 19 practices list a website; the remaining seven have no website URL on file, so you would confirm those details by phone.
The second signal is review depth. A 4.9 built on 500-plus reviews is a sturdier number than the same 4.9 on a few dozen, simply because more feedback has tested it. The chart below shows the review counts behind the six profiled offices; together these six account for 1,825 of the 1,962 reviews recorded across all rated Sedona practices. That concentration tells you the bulk of Sedona’s dental feedback lives at a small number of offices, and it gives you a fast way to sanity-check any score: the wider the base beneath a rating, the more weight you can reasonably put on it.
Specialty care available in Sedona
Beyond general and family dentistry, Sedona’s directory tracks which offices list specific services. Cosmetic care shows up most clearly in the data: five Sedona practices list teeth whitening among their services, giving you a real choice if brightening is on your list. You can see every office offering it on the Sedona teeth whitening page.
If you need a service that is not broadly listed here — orthodontics, oral surgery, or a same-day emergency visit — it is worth calling a few of the top-rated general offices directly, or checking the full Sedona dentist directory for the current roster. A high-volume general practice will often either provide the treatment in-house or refer you to a trusted specialist nearby.
A practical checklist for choosing in Sedona
With such a strong field, your decision is really about fit. A simple order of operations works well here. Start with the rating table and pick two or three offices whose scores and review depth you like. Next, for each shortlisted practice, open its profile from the Sedona hub to confirm location and listed services. Then check for a website URL — 12 of the 19 offices have one — so you can verify hours and new-patient policies before you commit any time to a call.
From there, weigh what matters to you: proximity within Sedona and its neighborhoods, whether the office lists the specific service you need, and how deep the feedback runs behind the score. The Dental.me Score is designed to reflect a blend of signals — rating, review volume, and whether the office’s details are confirmed, among others — so a high score already bakes in more than a single star average. Use it as a strong starting filter, then let your own priorities break the tie between two closely-matched offices.
One note specific to a directory this size: because only 14 of Sedona’s 19 practices carry a public rating, a few offices in town simply have not accumulated enough feedback to score yet. That is not a mark against them — it just means the directory cannot yet tell you much, so you would evaluate those the old-fashioned way, by calling and asking about their approach, hours, and whether they are accepting new patients.
Looking beyond Sedona
Sedona sits at the northern edge of the Verde Valley, so if the office you want is booked out or does not offer a service you need, several neighboring communities are a reasonable drive away and have their own directories. Cottonwood is the largest nearby town in the Verde Valley and the closest sizable option to the south. Camp Verde sits farther south along the valley, and Flagstaff — the largest city in the region — is north up the mountain and carries a much deeper roster of specialists if you need one. Each of those directory pages lists the rated practices in that community so you can compare across the wider area rather than limiting yourself to Sedona’s 19 offices.
That said, the neighboring directories are also useful for specific situations rather than a full switch. If you split time between Sedona and a second home, or commute from one of the smaller Verde Valley communities like Camp Verde, it can be handy to know which offices are rated in more than one town so you have a backup close to wherever you happen to be. And for advanced procedures, the deeper specialist pool in a larger city can matter more than a short drive — another reason the Flagstaff directory is worth a glance alongside Sedona’s own listings.
For most Sedona residents, though, the local field is more than deep enough. With 14 rated offices averaging 4.79, none below 4.0, and nearly 2,000 reviews to read through, you can find a well-regarded dentist without leaving town. Start with the table above, open the profiles that catch your eye from the Sedona directory, confirm the details that matter to you, and book with confidence.
Frequently asked questions
How many dentists are in Sedona, AZ?
Sedona has 19 dental practices in the Dental.me directory. Of those, 14 carry a public star rating, and that rated group averages 4.79 out of five across 1,962 reviews.
Who is the highest-rated dentist in Sedona?
Kimberly Wachter’s practice holds a perfect 5.0 across 403 reviews. My Family Dentist has the deepest feedback in town at 4.9 on 523 reviews, and Austin Babcock LLC, Alfred Oxford, and Arizona Biological Dentistry each hold a 4.9.
How many Sedona dental offices offer teeth whitening?
Five of Sedona’s 19 practices list teeth whitening among their services. You can see the full list on the Sedona teeth whitening page and confirm each office’s cosmetic options on its profile.
Do Sedona dentists have websites?
Twelve of the 19 Sedona practices have a website URL on file, which is the quickest way to check hours, services, and new-patient policies. The other seven have no website URL on file, so you would confirm those details by phone.
How much feedback is behind Sedona's dentist ratings?
The 14 rated Sedona practices have gathered 1,962 reviews in total. The six profiled offices alone account for 1,825 of those, so the bulk of the city’s feedback sits at just six of the fourteen rated practices.
What if I can't find the right dentist in Sedona?
Several neighboring communities have their own directories a reasonable drive away, including Cottonwood and Camp Verde in the Verde Valley and Flagstaff to the north, which carries a deeper roster of specialists for advanced procedures.
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