To choose an Ellicott City dentist, compare the 33 offices rated 4.9 to 5.0 among 105 listed, then match your treatment with a Route 40 or Dorsey Hall location you can reach. Baltimore National Pike has offices at both its eastern and western ends, while Dorsey Hall Drive and Old Annapolis Road add choices near Columbia. A patient's story about a root canal tells you about different care from a child's checkup. For treatment with several visits, the office location needs to work for the later appointments too.
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The largest supported local categories include Dental Implants (23), Cosmetic Dentists (23), Teeth Whitening (23), Orthodontists (17).
These guides help you compare Ellicott City dentists, understand treatment choices and plan for costs and insurance.
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Rated Ellicott City offices average 4.75 stars across 10,086 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.55 statewide. 33 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 18 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.
Current score leaders: Damian D. Blum D.M.D., P.A. (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 1,198 reviews); Ellicott City Smile Care (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 714 reviews); Peartree Dental Care (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 613 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Damian D. Blum D.M.D., P.A., with 1,198 reviews at 4.9 stars.
The 2 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 105 dental offices: 21042 (81), 21043 (24).
Dental offices line Baltimore National Pike, with more around Dorsey Hall and Old Annapolis Road. The Ellicott City office comparison follows those roads and Rogers Avenue. Cleaning prices, family plans and the cost of replacing teeth give you other ways to narrow the choice.
My Ellicott City Dentist posts $30 a month from age 13, and $25 through age 12. Joining costs $80, with month 1 paid for in that fee. Each routine plan covers 2 cleanings a year. It also pays for 1 to 2 exams, needed X-rays and an urgent exam.
The office's gum-maintenance plan is $50 a month for 3 to 4 visits. My Ellicott City Dentist's other treatment discount is 15%, with exclusions. Routine membership is for people without gum disease. People already treated for it have the gum-care plan.
Preferred Dental's $58 monthly Silver plan covers a member and 1 dependent. Bronze costs $38 for the member alone. Gold is $66 for a member and 2 or 3 dependents; Platinum is $76 for the member and 4 or more.
The plan includes 2 yearly cleanings and full exams, plus needed X-rays, when there is no gum disease. It also lists 20% off needed treatment. The family's cleaning needs and number of dependents help decide which plan fits.
Howard Community College's Dental Hygiene Center charges $20 for adult community members and $10 for children. Students work under a clinic dentist. The center offers X-rays, cleanings, sealants, fluoride and non-surgical gum care, with referrals when needed.
You'll pay the non-refundable materials fee before your visit. The center takes no insurance payments. HCC supplies patient forms in both English and Spanish. There is no babysitting, and children cannot be left alone in reception.
Chase Brexton offers dental discounts to patients with household income at or below 200% of the federal poverty level. You'll need proof of household income. The fee lasts a year. If your income falls, staff can work out a new fee.
Its Columbia dental service is on the 4th floor, Suite 400, at 5500 Knoll North Drive. Parking around the building is free. Dental appointments use 410-837-2050. The location is off Thunder Hill Road near Route 175 and Rouse Parkway.
Chase Brexton's adult care includes fillings, crowns, gum treatment, bridges and full or partial dentures. Chase Brexton can treat an urgent tooth with a root canal or extraction. Children get routine care, cavity treatment and checks on how their bite is growing. Older adults needing new teeth can discuss the work and their fee.
Everyone with full Maryland Medicaid is eligible for Maryland Healthy Smiles. Covered services have no copay, deductible, premium or annual dollar cap. They include exams, cleaning, X-rays, fillings, crowns, root canals, extractions and anesthesia.
For adults age 21 and older, the program covers denture adjustments but excludes new dentures. Cosmetic work is also excluded. Before age 21, Healthy Smiles also pays for sealants, fluoride varnish and covered braces care. A plan for new teeth needs to name the exact work being billed.
Ellicott City's 23 offices listing implant care give patients places to compare the surgery and finished teeth. A full implant estimate needs both parts of the proposed work.
My Ellicott City Dentist sets an implant price after a consultation. Its team can do the exam, surgery and fit the new teeth in the office. Some patients need a bone graft or sinus lift first. Those extra steps change the work being priced.
Kids Dental Center treats children with special needs, from infants through young adults in college. Its services include exams, fillings, sealants, fluoride and cleanings. The practice describes nitrous oxide, moderate sedation and hospital care with general anesthesia for those who need it.
The child's treatment plan should name the proposed care and where it will take place. A family can discuss the child's needs with the Dorsey Hall team before agreeing to sedation.
My Ellicott City Dentist starts urgent care with an exam to find the cause, using X-rays when needed. The team then explains the proposed treatment, expected time and cost. Its care includes fillings, crowns, root canals and tooth removal. Calling with the symptoms helps the office assess the problem.
A toothache or broken tooth can lead to different urgent dental treatment. The assessment determines which work is proposed and what it will cost, including for someone paying without insurance.
RTA Route 405 serves Old Ellicott City's Lot F, Pine Orchard Lane and Ellicott City Walmart. Route 505 links that Walmart with Long Gate, the Mall in Columbia and Catonsville Walmart. For the Dorsey Hall area, Route 403 lists Selborne House and Columbia 100 Parkway.
Routes 401 and 404 include Howard Community College. That gives a patient considering the hygiene center a different route from a Route 40 office. The actual bus stops and walking portion belong with the chosen appointment location.
Excel Dental Care is at 9335 Baltimore National Pike; Hyun Dong Kim at 9275; and Ellicott Dental and Specialty at 9200. These locations keep the comparison along the pike.
Ellicott City Smile Care and Jennifer Sokolosky are at 9501 Old Annapolis Road. Baltimore Washington Endodontics has a 6021 University Boulevard address.
Dorsey Hall Drive locations include Central Maryland Endodontics, Raksha Mirchandani, OX Orthodontix, Ellicott City Orthodontics and Julian Center. Ash Family Dentistry is on Rogers Avenue, Peartree Dental Care on Richards Valley Road and Farnaz Ghane on Chevrolet Drive.
Local treatment choices include root canal care, braces, children's dentistry, gum care, oral surgery, dentures, urgent care, cosmetic work and whitening. Nearby Columbia, Catonsville, Elkridge and Woodstock extend the Maryland comparison beyond these roads.
Howard Community College charges community members $20 for adults and $10 for children at its Dental Hygiene Center in Columbia. Students provide care under a clinic dentist. The center offers cleanings, X-rays, sealants and gum care. Its materials fee is paid before the scheduled visit, and insurance payments are not accepted.
My Ellicott City Dentist posts $25 a month through age 12, $30 from age 13 and $50 for gum maintenance. An $80 joining charge pays for month 1 as well. Routine plans have 2 yearly cleanings; gum care has 3 to 4 maintenance visits for people with prior gum treatment.
Chase Brexton patients with household income at or below 200% of the federal poverty level can qualify for its dental sliding fees. The application uses proof of income for the household. Approval lasts 1 year, with a new application each year. If household income falls, staff can recalculate the fee.
From age 21, a new set of dentures is outside Healthy Smiles benefits; adjusting dentures remains covered. Full Maryland Medicaid members also have covered fillings, crowns and root canals to repair teeth. There is no yearly dollar cap or copay for covered work. The bill needs to name the proposed treatment.
My Ellicott City Dentist gives an implant estimate after a consultation, when the work needed is known. Its team can assess the mouth, place implants and fit new teeth in that office. Some mouths need a bone graft or sinus lift first, adding a stage to the proposed work.
Preferred Dental posts $58 a month for a member and 1 dependent, $66 with 2 or 3, and $76 with 4 or more. Each has the Bronze plan's benefits, including 2 cleanings and complete exams a year when there is no gum disease. Necessary treatment receives a 20% discount.
Kids Dental Center describes nitrous oxide, moderate sedation and outpatient hospital care with general anesthesia for children who need it. The Dorsey Hall practice treats patients with special needs and young people through college. Its dental services include fillings, cleanings, fluoride and sealants, so the proposed treatment and setting can be discussed together.
My Ellicott City Dentist begins with an emergency exam to find the cause of the symptoms, taking X-rays if needed. The team then explains treatment, timing and estimated cost. Root canals, crowns, fillings and extractions are possible treatments. Your call should describe the tooth pain or injury so the office can assess it.
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Updated October 31, 2026