For family care in Germantown, you can choose from 92 dental listings to match the work each person needs; 20 offices list care for kids. There are offices on Middlebrook Road and Doctors Drive, with more at Executive Park and Seneca Meadows. A parent's review can tell you how the team handled a child's exam, while an adult can explain a filling or other repair. Use that detail, the plan from your own exam and the price for each family member to choose where you'll go.
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The largest supported local categories include Teeth Whitening (21), Cosmetic Dentists (20), Pediatric Dentists (20), Dental Implants (17).
These guides help you compare Germantown dentists, understand treatment choices and plan for costs and insurance.
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Rated Germantown offices average 4.61 stars across 9,758 combined Google reviews, compared with 4.55 statewide. 25 local offices are rated 4.9 to 5.0, while 18 currently hold a Dental.me Score of 96 or higher.
Current score leaders: Laleh Sarfaraz, D.D.S., P.C. (Score 98, 4.9 stars, 900 reviews); Peter Sheehan (Score 97, 5.0 stars, 310 reviews); Dr. Samie Thabet (Score 97, 4.9 stars, 526 reviews). The most Google reviews are for Laleh Sarfaraz, D.D.S., P.C., with 900 reviews at 4.9 stars.
The 2 ZIP codes with the most listed offices have 92 dental offices: 20874 (68), 20876 (24).
Germantown has dental offices on Middlebrook Road and Doctors Drive, as well as Seneca Meadows suites. The Germantown office and review comparison puts a place with the visit someone describes. A family's exams and a course of braces care involve different visits. Keeping the type of care with the address helps you weigh the choice.
Montgomery County posts $10 visits for children and pregnant women, $20 for adults and seniors, and $30 emergency visits. County residents with no dental insurance qualify if family income is at most 250% of federal poverty guidelines. Bring photo ID and proof of your county address and income. The fee applies once the county approves care.
New Life Dental charges $399 a year for 1 person age 13 or older and $280 for a child 12 or younger. Both plans have 2 cleanings and checkups, plus 2 urgent exams and X-rays as needed. You use the plan at this Germantown office. The age split helps a family price each person's care.
Total Dental Care's adult membership starts at age 13 and costs $56 a month. You pay a $199 lifetime fee to join, which pays for month 1 too. The plan has 2 cleanings, 1 to 2 exams, fluoride, needed X-rays and an urgent exam each year. Total's plan also cuts fees for other treatment by 15%, subject to its exclusions.
River Stone Dental Center posts a $495 yearly plan with 15% off added work, including braces and cosmetic care. Regular care includes 2 cleanings and exams, fluoride and needed X-rays. The office lists Cigna network plans and Maryland Healthy Smiles. For a change to your smile, the written price shows the discount on the work you choose.
Everyone with full Maryland Medicaid coverage qualifies for Healthy Smiles dental benefits. Covered care has no copay, deductible or yearly limit. The plan pays for exams, cleanings, fillings, crowns and root canals. For a child needing braces or clear aligners, the type of work and plan rules set what it pays.
Germantown has 17 offices listing implant services. A quote for implants can include surgery and the fitted teeth. How many teeth you need and the planned visits help set the price. A denture quote lists its own fitting and follow-up, so you can weigh what each choice involves.
A dental infection with trouble breathing or swallowing needs 911. Holy Cross Germantown Hospital has an emergency department for adults and children on Observation Drive. When calling for urgent tooth care, describe the pain or swelling and how you'll pay. The first exam helps the dentist plan work for the tooth.
Montgomery County's Ride On buses have no fare for adults, children or seniors. Ride On, extRa, Flex and Flash all cost $0. For visits at Middlebrook or Seneca Meadows offices, the county trip planner shows bus service for the day you need. Allow for the length of the dental visit when planning your ride home.
The county dental program uses a form to check who qualifies for care. Children must join Care for Kids, and pregnant patients must join Maternity Partnership before treatment. Adults ages 19 to 59 have an adult dental form. Each route lets the county check the person's needs.
Maryland Healthy Smiles won't pay for new dentures for adults 21 and older, but it does cover denture adjustments. A loose or worn denture can need different work. Your dentist can tell you what needs repair, whether a new denture is proposed and the fee for work your plan won't pay.
Family rates apply per person when at least 2 family members enroll. New Life posts $350 yearly for each member age 13 or older and $250 for each child 12 or younger. That lets you total the fees by age before deciding which family members will join.
Total Dental Care's adult plan pays for an emergency exam each year and gives a discount on other work, with some types excluded. The tooth repair has its own fee. If you're paying cash, the exam gives the dentist the facts to discuss the work and its price with you.
New Life Dental's adult plan gives 20% off crowns and implants. The dentist's quote sets the cost for your mouth and the work proposed. Keep the surgery, fitted teeth and follow-up visits with that quote. Those parts let you weigh the price alongside a second opinion on your care.
River Stone Dental Center lists Spanish-language service at its Doctors Drive office. When you book, tell the team you'd like to speak in Spanish so they can plan for the visit. The office also offers help with claims and the share of the bill you'll pay yourself.
Healthy Smiles adds sealants, fluoride varnish and braces care to its benefits for members younger than 21. A child's dental exam shows what care is needed. The dental team can explain which work meets the plan's rules and what approval it needs before the work starts.
The county's senior dental program starts at age 60, with rules for income and county residency. If your Medicare plan has no dental coverage, you can qualify under those rules. The clinic treats general dental needs and refers complex work to other resources; new dentures aren't offered there.
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Updated October 31, 2026