Windsor, Connecticut lists 28 dental practices on Dental.me, and 15 of them carry enough patient ratings to score, averaging 4.66 out of 5 across those rated offices. Start by comparing the top-rated practices below, check how many reviews back each score, and confirm the specialty care you need is offered nearby.
That headline number tells you Windsor is a well-covered town, sitting just north of Hartford in the state’s central river valley. Nearly half the listed offices have gathered a public rating, and those ratings run high. Below, we break down exactly what the 28-practice, 15-rated, 2,978-review picture means for a Windsor resident choosing a dentist this month.
The numbers behind Windsor’s dental options
Of the 28 dental practices Dental.me tracks inside Windsor, 15 have collected enough patient ratings to receive a public score. The other 13 are listed but have not yet accumulated a rating we can display, and Dental.me does not record why. Across the 15 rated offices, the average score is 4.66 out of 5 — a strong figure that reflects how concentrated Windsor’s ratings are at the top of the scale.
The 2,978 total reviews behind those scores are not spread evenly. A handful of offices carry the bulk of the review volume, while several highly rated practices have earned their scores on smaller review counts. Both patterns are useful signals: a large review count tells you a score has been tested many times over, while a smaller count paired with a near-perfect rating can point to a less-reviewed office worth a closer look. When you weigh a practice, read the rating and the review count together rather than either one alone.
Top-rated dental practices in Windsor
The table below ranks Windsor’s top offices by their public rating, breaking ties by the number of reviews behind each score. Every rating and review figure comes straight from the practice’s Dental.me profile, and each name links to that profile so you can see hours, services, and location before you call.
| Practice | Rating | Reviews | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Windsor Progressive Dental Care | 5.0 | 119 | View profile |
| Windsor Family Dentists | 5.0 | 77 | View profile |
| Day Hill Dental PLLC | 4.9 | 1,107 | View profile |
| Bartley Dentistry | 4.9 | 675 | View profile |
| Jordan & Young Dental, L.L.C. | 4.9 | 310 | View profile |
| Windsor Implant & Cosmetic Dentistry | 4.8 | 256 | View profile |
Two Windsor offices — Windsor Progressive Dental Care and Windsor Family Dentists — hold a perfect 5.0, though from more modest review counts of 119 and 77. Right behind them, three practices share a 4.9, led by Day Hill Dental PLLC, whose 1,107 reviews make it by far the most-reviewed office in town. The chart below shows how those review totals compare across the six leaders.
How ratings break down across Windsor
Averages can hide as much as they reveal, so it helps to see how the 15 rated offices split across the star scale. In Windsor, the distribution is heavily front-loaded: 12 of the 15 rated practices score 4.8 or higher, a single office lands in the 4.5-to-4.79 range, none fall between 4.0 and 4.49, and two sit below 4.0. That shape is why the town’s 4.66 average holds up — the strong majority clusters near the top, with a small tail pulling the mean down.
For a resident, the practical takeaway is that the top of Windsor’s market is deep. You are not choosing between one standout and a field of middling ratings — you have a dozen offices scoring 4.8 or above to weigh against location, services, and review depth. The two offices below 4.0 are worth reading carefully before booking, since a low score in a town this strongly rated stands out from its neighbors.
Website access and doing your homework
Thirteen of Windsor’s 28 listed practices have a website URL on file, which shapes how much you can research before picking up the phone. When an office has a site linked, you can usually confirm services, insurance participation, and new-patient policies in advance. For the 15 practices with no website URL on file, the Dental.me profile — with its rating, review count, and location — is your primary window, and a direct call becomes the natural next step.
A missing website link is not a mark against the office itself — plenty of practices simply have no URL recorded. It just changes your research path. When you cannot preview a site, a short phone call to confirm hours, whether they are taking new patients, and which insurance plans they accept will usually get you the same answers you would have found online.
Specialty and emergency dental care in Windsor
Windsor’s listings cover the full range of common specialty needs, so most residents can find in-town care rather than traveling to Hartford for routine specialty work. Dental implants lead the way with eight practices offering them, followed by seven endodontists for root-canal care. Six offices each handle cosmetic dentistry, periodontal (gum) care, and teeth whitening, and five list pediatric dentistry for families with young children.
If you have an urgent problem, five Windsor offices list emergency dental services — a useful number to know before a cracked tooth or lost filling turns into a scramble. It is worth identifying an emergency-capable practice before you need one; browse the town’s emergency dentists in Windsor and, if you are weighing implants, the eight-office field of dental implant providers. Whichever specialty you need, start from the Windsor dentist directory to see every listed office in one place.
Looking beyond Windsor: nearby towns
Windsor sits in a cluster of towns that each have their own dental listings, so if the office you want is booked or the specialty you need is thin, a short move outward opens more options. Immediately to the north, Windsor Locks has its own directory of practices, and to the west Bloomfield adds another set of choices. Across the river, East Windsor rounds out the near-neighbor options, while Simsbury to the northwest and East Hartford to the south extend the practical search radius for anyone willing to drive a bit farther.
When you widen the net, apply the same reading you used in Windsor: compare the rating and the review count together, check whether a website URL is on file, and confirm the specialty you need before booking. A neighboring town may have a more-reviewed specialist or more options, and because these directories share the same rating and review structure, the numbers stay directly comparable from town to town.
How to choose your Windsor dentist
Pulling it together, a sensible path through Windsor’s 28 practices looks like this. First, use the ranked table above to shortlist two or three top-scoring offices, weighing the perfect-5.0 practices against the deeply reviewed 4.9 offices depending on whether you value a large review count or a smaller one. Second, confirm each shortlisted office offers the care you need using the specialty counts — implants, endodontics, cosmetic, periodontal, whitening, pediatric, or emergency. Third, check whether a website URL is on file so you know how much you can research before calling.
Then call your top choice to confirm they are accepting new patients, take your insurance, and have an opening that fits your schedule. Windsor’s strength is that a dozen offices score 4.8 or higher, so if your first pick cannot fit you in, your second and third choices are likely to be nearly as highly rated. That depth — 15 rated offices, a 4.66 average, and 2,978 reviews of collective experience — is what makes finding a highly rated office in Windsor a matter of matching your needs to the right office, rather than hoping a highly rated one has room.
The Dental.me Score that anchors each profile is earned through a practice’s own rating, review volume, and office-confirmation status — it is never sold, and only Featured placement can be paid for. That means the rankings above are not for sale, which makes them a dependable starting point for a decision you may keep for years.
Frequently asked questions
How many dentists are there in Windsor, CT?
Dental.me lists 28 dental practices in Windsor, Connecticut. Of those, 15 have collected enough patient ratings to receive a public score, while the remaining 13 are listed but do not yet have a displayed rating.
What is the highest-rated dental practice in Windsor?
Windsor Progressive Dental Care and Windsor Family Dentists both hold a perfect 5.0 rating, from 119 and 77 reviews respectively. Day Hill Dental PLLC leads on volume with a 4.9 rating across 1,107 reviews — the most-reviewed office in town.
What is the average dentist rating in Windsor, CT?
Across the 15 rated practices in Windsor, the average rating is 4.66 out of 5. Ratings are concentrated near the top: 12 of the 15 rated offices score 4.8 or higher, with two scoring below 4.0.
Can I find emergency and specialty dental care in Windsor?
Yes. Windsor listings include five emergency dentists, eight practices offering dental implants, seven endodontists, six each for cosmetic dentistry, periodontics, and teeth whitening, and five pediatric dentists, so most specialty needs can be met in town.
Why do some Windsor practices not have a website listed?
Thirteen of Windsor’s 28 practices have a website URL on file and 15 do not. A missing link is not a mark against the office — it simply means the Dental.me profile and a direct phone call are your best ways to confirm hours, services, and insurance.
What towns near Windsor also have dentists listed?
Nearby directories include Windsor Locks and East Windsor to the north and east, Bloomfield and Simsbury to the west and northwest, and East Hartford to the south — useful if a Windsor office is booked or a specialty you need is limited.
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