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Dental Clinics in Bridgeport, CT
60 dental practices in Bridgeport. Listings come from the federal NPPES provider registry — call ahead to confirm hours and insurance before you book.
3885 Main St Bridgeport Dental Inc
A Plus Dental Care
A Winning Smile LLC
A1 Dentalcare
All Kids Dental LLC
Awesome Smiles
Bridgeport Braces, LLC
Bridgeport Dental Care, LLC
Bridgeport Dental Group Inc
Bridgeport Dental, LLC
Bridgeport Dentist
Bright Dental At Bridgeport, PC
Brooklawn Dental Associates PC
Campus Orthodontics PLLC
Childrens Dental Health Of Bridgeport PLLC
City Of Bridgeport Department Of Health
Commerce Park Dental Group LLC
Connecticut Dental Gruop, LLC
Connecticut Family Dental, Inc
Ct Braces Bridgeport Orthodontics PC
Ct Braces, LLC
Dental Associates Of Bridgeport, LLC
Dental Centers Of Fairfiled County LLC
Dental Dreams, LLC
Dental Hygiene Division
Downtown Dental P.C.
Dr.Dental Of Bridgeport PC
Dream High Dental Anesthesia, LLC
Emme Coalition, Inc
Family Dental Group C.A.
Family Dentistry Of Bridgeport P.C.
Ghorbani - Mohammadi Dental P.C.
Hamden Plaza Family Dental, PC
Ismile Orthodonticsof LLC
Jackqueline Mclean DDS LLC
Jewish Home For The Elderly Of Fairfield County Incorporated
Le Family Dental Practice P.C
Long Ridge Dental LLC
Merritt Dental LLC
Mgm Family Dental
Myorthos Connecticut Orthodontics PC
Myorthos Holdings, LLC
Neat Dental PC
North Avenue Advanced Dental Center
North End Dental Associates, PC
Northeast Dental Solutions LLC
Optimus Health Care
Optimus Healthcare
Oral Surgery Associates, L.L.C
Perla Dental Of Bridgeport PC
Radiant Smiles Family And Aesthetic Dentistry, PLLC
Robert D. Markowitz, D.D.S.,P.C.
Siz, LLC
Southwest Community Health Center
Sph Bridgeport, LLC
Sph Enterprise LLC
Tee-Pee Dentistry P.C.
Tetyana Pohorletska Andassociates, Inc.
University Of Bridgeport
Wolcott Street Dental-2, PC
Before you book
Most dental offices see new patients within a week or two; many keep same-day slots for emergencies like a severe toothache or a knocked-out tooth. Bring a photo ID, your dental insurance card (or ask about cash pricing and membership plans), and a list of current medications. If you have severe facial swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, or trauma from an accident, go to an emergency room first.