Dentists in Taylorsville, UT: Local Guide

Quick answer: Taylorsville, UT has 45 dental practices in the Dental.me directory. 28 are rated on Google, averaging 4.71★ across 12,335 reviews. Top by independent Dental.me Score: Brian Duncan, Kids Creek Ped. Dentistry, Lucas Rudelich. Compare them below and shortlist two or three near you to call.

If you want a single number that tells you what kind of dental town Taylorsville is, use this one: 12,335. That is how many Google reviews the city’s 45 dental practices have collected between them. Spread across the 28 offices patients have actually scored, that works out to roughly 440 reviews apiece. Taylorsville dentists are not quietly waiting to be discovered; they have been graded, out loud, thousands of times over. That changes how you should shop for one.

Most city guides open by telling you a dentist is hard to find. Here the opposite is true. The problem in Taylorsville is not scarcity of information — it is sorting a genuinely crowded, well-documented field. This guide walks the real numbers behind the Taylorsville dentist directory and shows you how to read them so the volume works for you instead of overwhelming you.

What the ratings actually look like when you line them up

An average of 4.71 across a market can hide a lot. Of the 28 practices with enough reviews to carry a score, 17 sit at 4.8 or higher — the top shelf — and only a single office lands below 4.0. That is a top-heavy distribution. It means your odds of walking into a well-liked office more or less at random are good, and it also means a 4.6 here is merely average, not exceptional. Calibrate accordingly.

The lesson from that chart is not “pick anyone with a 4.8.” It is that in a market this saturated with praise, the rating alone stops being a tiebreaker. Once you are inside the top band — and 17 offices are — the deciding factors become review volume (a 4.9 across 1,800 reviews is a far stronger signal than a 4.9 across 40), whether the office does the specific work you need, and plain logistics like hours and location.

There is a second reason to trust this field more than most. Of the 45 practices listed, 30 maintain a website — a two-thirds coverage rate that runs well ahead of the typical suburban market. That matters for practical reasons: a site is usually where you confirm accepted insurance, new-patient policies, and same-week availability before you ever pick up the phone. In a town where two-thirds of offices publish that information, you can do most of your vetting from the couch. The 15 practices without a site are not necessarily worse — those 15 listings are missing only a link, not a rating — but they will cost you a call to learn what a competitor puts on a homepage.

It also helps to know how the 12,335 reviews are distributed, because they are not spread evenly. A large share of the city’s total sits inside just a few offices — the two leading pediatric practices alone account for nearly 3,000 of them. That concentration is exactly why review depth is such a useful filter here: the most-reviewed offices carry very deep records, and a high average across that many ratings moves far less than a perfect score built on a handful.

The names carrying the most weight

Because review count matters so much in a market this deep, it is worth knowing which offices have earned the largest review files. A near-perfect score built on hundreds or thousands of reviews is the best-sampled signal Taylorsville offers.

• Kids Creek Ped. Dentistry — 4.9 across 1,917 reviews, the single most-reviewed practice in the city and a pediatric office.
• Lucas Rudelich — 4.9 across 1,847 reviews, one of the deepest general files in Taylorsville.
• Redwood Pediatric Dentistry — 4.9 across 1,008 reviews, a second heavyweight in kids’ care.
• Genesis Dental of Taylorsville — 4.9 across 963 reviews.
• Brian Duncan — a flawless 5.0 across 594 reviews, the only perfect score among the leaders.
• Sleep Better Specialists, LLC — 4.9 across 560 reviews, notable for dental-sleep work most general offices don’t handle.

Two things jump out of that list. First, the very top of Taylorsville’s charts is dominated by children’s dentistry — the two largest review files in town are both pediatric, and a third pediatric office isn’t far behind. Second, Brian Duncan is the rare office holding a spotless 5.0 well into the hundreds of reviews, which is a different kind of achievement than a 4.9 and worth a look if a perfect score is what reassures you.

A market built for families — but not only families

The pediatric tilt at the top of the leaderboard is not an accident of a few loud parents. It runs through the whole specialty map. Taylorsville lists 11 practices offering pediatric care, alongside a genuinely wide bench of everything else. If you are a parent hunting for a first cleaning, this is a strong place to be. But the eight-way specialty spread below shows the city is equally equipped for adults weighing cosmetic work, implants, or braces.

Fourteen offices each advertise cosmetic dentistry and teeth whitening — the widest coverage of any service — so a smile makeover is a buyer’s market here, not a seller’s. Behind them, pediatric dentists (11) and dental-implant providers (9) give you real choice for the two ends of a family’s needs. Nine offices flag emergency care, which matters more than any rating on the day you actually need it. Straightening is covered from both directions — eight orthodontists and eight Invisalign providers — and seven periodontists handle gum and foundation work that a general dentist would refer out.

How to turn 45 options into one appointment

Abundance only helps if you have a way to narrow it. In a market where nearly everyone is well-reviewed, the winning move is to filter by fit before you filter by stars. Here is the order that works.

The reason this order beats sorting the whole city by star rating is simple: in Taylorsville the ratings are compressed near the top, so they discriminate poorly, while specialty and review depth discriminate well. Start with what you need done, and the field collapses from 45 to five almost immediately. If cost is part of the decision, our national explainer on what a dental quote depends on will help you know what to ask about a treatment estimate before you sit in the chair.

When to look just outside Taylorsville

Taylorsville sits in the dense southwest quadrant of the Salt Lake Valley, which means a strong option is rarely more than a few minutes away even when it is technically in the next city. If your specialist is booked out or your insurance network is thin, the surrounding towns extend your list considerably. It is worth a glance at nearby West Jordan, West Valley City, Murray, South Salt Lake, West Valley, and Midvale — especially for niche specialties where a single practice’s schedule can be the bottleneck.

However you narrow it, the fastest path is to start from the full, ranked list. The Taylorsville dentist hub lets you filter every one of the 45 practices by service, rating, and review count, so you can run the four-step filter above in a couple of minutes. Curious how these scores are assembled in the first place? Our ranking methodology lays out exactly what goes into every number on this page.

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.