For a dentist in Miami Beach, compare the 58 dentists below by 3 areas: 41st Street and Arthur Godfrey Road, South Beach around Washington Avenue and Lincoln Road, and North Beach near 71st Street. Among the dentists on this page, 20 are rated 4.9 to 5.0, so read the review counts and experiences with your type of care. A child's exam, braces checks and a tooth replacement can lead to different teams within the same area. Choose the care first, then weigh the office's exact suite and the trip for later visits.

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2 local offices are listed under the dental group names below.
Aspen Dental in Miami Beach: Dental Heart LLC.
Sage Dental in Miami Beach: Sage Dental of Miami Beach at 71ST Street PLLC.
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The largest supported local categories include Cosmetic Dentists (12), Teeth Whitening (12), Emergency Dentists (11), Dental Implants (10).
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Rated Miami Beach offices average 4.76 stars across 5,890 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.56 statewide. 20 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 10 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.
Current score leaders: Miami Beach Dental Specialty Center LLC (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 780 reviews); Zalman Bacheikov (Score 97, 5.0 stars, 396 reviews); Hamidreza Nassery (Score 97, 5.0 stars, 313 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Dental Heart LLC, with 1,051 reviews at 4.6 stars.
The 3 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 57 dental offices: 33140 (25), 33139 (21), 33141 (11).
Miami Beach's dental choices run from South Beach to the 41st Street corridor and North Beach. Arthur Godfrey Road is also West 41st Street, with several dental teams in shared buildings. Compare the whole trip when care takes several visits.
Miami Beach Community Health Center offers income-based dental fees for people without insurance. Its Stanley C. Myers center is at 710 Alton Road; the appointment line is 305-538-8835. Dental services include cleaning, fillings, gum care, extractions and urgent treatment.
The fee review uses proof of income and ability to pay. Bring photo ID, an income document and any insurance card you have.
SoBeDentist lists its SoBeSMILE plan at $605 a year for 1 person or $990 for 2. At 2895 Collins Avenue, SoBeDentist takes calls on 305-535-2225. The plan includes 3 routine cleanings and 2 periodic exams a year, plus specified X-rays and discounts on other work.
It is an office discount plan, not insurance. It cannot be combined with insurance, used at an outside specialist or applied to implants or veneers. Payment is due at signing and is nonrefundable; all 3 cleanings must be scheduled then. Gum disease can require care outside the routine-cleaning benefit.
Dental Specialty Center of Miami Beach offers CareCredit as a monthly credit option. Its office at 333 Arthur Godfrey Road, Suite 818, treats adults and teens starting at age 13; call 561-299-5872. Credit terms and approval matter when paying for toothache care. Compare the assessment and proposed treatment on an urgent dental bill before agreeing to financing.
SoFi Dental Care bases implant costs on the number of implants, materials and work needed first. Reach SoFi at 305-534-4440 for its office in Suite 601 at 119 Washington Avenue. Tooth removal, bone grafts and sedation can affect the price. Its cost page gives no fixed dollar total for implant treatment; the implant and final teeth belong in the same cost discussion.
The practice describes prescribed oral sedation and IV sedation through a vein, with an oral surgeon for IV care. Discuss medicines and getting home during the assessment.
Main Street Children's Dentistry recommends the first dental check by age 1. Its current Miami Beach office gives 4308 Alton Road, Suite 930, and 305-704-7469. The first exam looks at decay, gums and the jaw, with X-rays if needed.
Older children can have cleaning and fluoride at that visit. Its children's care includes support for sensory, emotional or physical disabilities.
Miami Beach Orthodontics offers a free initial consultation. Evan Rubensteen's office is at 939 Arthur Godfrey Road, phone 305-672-2260. Its visit includes a discussion of smile goals, digital X-rays and scans, an exam and a plan that considers the patient's budget. This is an assessment for braces, not a free treatment course.
Endo Miami Beach tells patients to contact the treating office if pain improves and then gets much worse. Its after-care page describes this pattern 2 to 3 days after treatment as a reason for review. Worsening pain after root canal care needs the treating team's advice.
Florida's Medicaid dental benefits for adults age 21 and older include dentures, extractions and limited exams and X-rays. The program also lists pain care and sedation, with expanded benefits subject to plan limits. For enrollment and benefit questions, Miami Beach members can call the state's Choice Counselors on 1-877-711-3662. Confirm the treating dentist's participation and any required approval for a denture plan.
The city trolley is free and runs daily from 8 a.m. to 11 p.m. South Beach, Middle Beach, Collins Express and North Beach routes link the island's areas.
The city gives an average 20-minute frequency. The walk from the stop adds to the trip.
Miami Beach Community Health Center bases uninsured dental fees on income and ability to pay. Its dental services include fillings, cleaning, gum care, extractions and urgent treatment. Photo ID and proof of income help establish the fee. The income review does not make every treatment free.
The SoBeSMILE plan excludes implants and veneers, and its discounts do not carry over to an outside specialist. It cannot be combined with insurance. The annual fee is nonrefundable, with payment and scheduling of the 3 cleanings at signing. Gum disease can mean treatment beyond routine cleaning.
Dental Specialty Center of Miami Beach offers CareCredit for monthly payments. That is a credit option with its own terms and approval, not free treatment or a guarantee of acceptance. Discuss the exam fee and proposed dental work together, including the full amount to be financed.
SoFi explains that the price varies with implant count, materials, the case and any preliminary care. Removing teeth, adding bone and sedation can change the bill. A useful comparison includes the replacement teeth as well as the implants, with the dentist's proposed stages and costs made clear.
Main Street describes an exam of the child's mouth, gums and jaw, with X-rays if the dentist finds a need. Older children can also have cleaning and fluoride. Its parent guidance recommends a first check by age 1, and families can discuss any sensory or other support needs beforehand.
The team discusses your smile goals, takes digital X-rays and scans, and examines the teeth and bite. It then develops a plan that takes your goals and budget into account. The free consultation helps explain the options; the cost of braces or aligners is a separate treatment decision.
Endo Miami Beach advises contacting the treating office when pain becomes much worse after initial improvement, including a flare-up 2 to 3 days later. The dentist may need to review the tooth and provide further care. Do not choose antibiotics or change prescribed medicines without the treating clinician's advice.
Dentures are included in Florida's standard dental benefits for eligible adults age 21 and older. Limited exams, X-rays, extractions and pain care are also listed. The dentist must participate in your dental plan, and plan limits or approval can affect the proposed care. Check those details before treatment starts.
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Updated October 29, 2026