For a well-reviewed Alameda dentist, start with the 16 offices rated 4.9 to 5.0 among the 81 local listings and compare experience with the treatment you need. Read patients' accounts of explanations, fees and follow-up care, keeping the office address and treating dentist together. Santa Clara Avenue, South Shore and Marina Village put different parts of town within reach for repeated visits. A written plan for your teeth then lets you compare each proposed procedure and its fee before choosing an office.
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The largest supported local categories include Dental Implants (15), Periodontists (12), Cosmetic Dentists (11), Orthodontists (11).
These guides help you compare Alameda dentists, understand treatment choices and plan for costs and insurance.
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Rated Alameda offices average 4.57 stars across 3,592 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.57 statewide. 16 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 3 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.
Current score leaders: Maria Pham (Score 97, 5.0 stars, 542 reviews); Parkside Oral Surgery & Implant Center (Score 96, 4.9 stars, 278 reviews); Randhawa Dentistry (Score 96, 4.8 stars, 267 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Maria Pham, with 542 reviews at 5.0 stars.
The 2 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 81 dental offices: 94501 (78), 94502 (3).
Alameda offices publish fees for routine visits, gum maintenance and orthodontic care. The Alameda review comparison connects the office with the treatment a patient describes. The next step is matching that care to your teeth, your benefit and the trips back.
Marina Landing posts $61 a month for adults and $49 for children. Routine membership has 2 cleanings a year, 1 to 2 exams and needed X-rays. Gum-maintenance plans have more visits.
Alameda's 15 offices listing implant care give patients several plans to compare. A quote should cover both the surgery and the final tooth, as in the implant cost comparison.
Parkside's implant fee depends on the jaw site, grafting needs and the implant and crown. Your health and insurance affect the plan too. The surgeon and general dentist can share the work. At the first visit, the team reviews your health and images, then discusses care and anesthesia.
Alameda Orthodontics includes X-rays, photos, molds and retainers in its treatment fee. Replacing a lost or broken retainer costs extra, as does care from other offices. Its first exam helps decide the work and when to start. Fees are explained before treatment begins.
Alameda Pediatric Dentistry reserves quieter times and private rooms with dim lights. Sensory toys help children get used to the setting. A pre-visit discussion can address what helps your child feel at ease during dental care.
A pediatric medical anesthesiologist attends general-anesthesia cases at the Alameda office. The team reviews the child's health and explains how to prepare. An adult stays with the child for the rest of the day after care.
Alameda County helps eligible children from birth through age 20 get dental care. Pregnant patients and those within 12 months after pregnancy can use the program too. You must live in the county and be eligible for Medi-Cal. Staff help find a dentist and set up visits.
The county directs dental emergencies and people without dental coverage to Highland's dental clinic. New patients register on the first floor of E Wing, at E1. Call about the visit and current intake before travelling from Alameda.
California has delayed the planned dental benefit cut for some adult Medi-Cal members. Older notices can give a cutoff that has changed. Medi-Cal Dental at 800-322-6384 can help check your benefit and find a dentist who takes it.
Alameda has AC Transit connections to BART stations in Oakland. The nearest stations listed by the city are 12th Street, Fruitvale and Lake Merritt. Alameda itself has no BART station. Ferries and the Oakland-Alameda water shuttle add ways to cross the estuary.
Marina Landing charges $149 to activate membership, including the first month. Adults from age 13 pay $61 monthly. Children through 12 pay $49 monthly. Both routine plans have 2 cleanings, needed X-rays and 1 to 2 exams yearly, plus a discount on other work with some exclusions.
The $92 monthly gum plan has 3 care visits per year; the $110 plan has 4. They serve patients continuing gum care after treatment for disease. These visits maintain gum health. Needed images, 1 to 2 exams and an emergency exam if needed are included too.
Parkside reviews the jaw site, needed bone grafts and the implant and crown when setting a fee. Your health and dental benefit affect the plan. Include the exam, images and care after surgery when comparing quotes. The surgeon and general dentist can both have parts in your treatment.
Alameda Orthodontics includes retainers in the fee it quotes for care. You pay to replace one that is lost or broken. X-rays, photos and molds made during treatment are covered too. Your regular dentist or another specialist charges for their own work, so include those fees in the comparison.
The team uses quiet times, dimmed private rooms and sensory toys to help children feel at ease. The child can get used to the setting and staff. Medicine to help with care can be discussed if needed. Share the sights, sounds and routines that affect your child's comfort.
A child's health is reviewed before care under general anesthesia. The team gives prep instructions, and an anesthesia doctor stays during care. Staff watch the child in recovery. A child can be sleepy at home, so an adult stays for the rest of the day and follows the team's instructions.
County residents eligible for Medi-Cal can use this program for children from birth through age 20. Pregnant patients and those within 12 months after pregnancy qualify too. Staff help find a dentist and book a visit. Families can also get help with resources, such as information about rides to care.
The county lists Highland's Oakland dental clinic for people with emergencies or no dental coverage. It gives E1 in E Wing as the place to register. Call about your need before making the trip from Alameda. The county's referral identifies a place to contact, with intake handled by the clinic.
Check your current dental benefit before you agree to pay. California delayed the planned cut for some adult members, so an older notice can be out of date. Medi-Cal Dental can explain the benefit and help find a dentist who takes it.
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Updated November 10, 2026