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Dental Clinics in Hartford, CT
69 dental practices in Hartford. Listings come from the federal NPPES provider registry — call ahead to confirm hours and insurance before you book.
Albany Avenue Dental Group, LLC
Amazing Smiles Dental Care, LLC
Apex Dental LLC
Bright Dental Clinic, PC
Bright Smiles LLC
C&S Dental Care LLC
Capitol Dental Associates, LLC
Care Dental Center ,LLC
Care Endodontics
Care Endodontics, P.C.
Central Connecticut Dental
Charter Oak Dental Center LLC
Charter Oak Health Center
Charter Oak Health Center, Inc.
City Of Hartford
Comfort Dental LLC
Community Health Services
Community Health Services, Inc.
Crest Family Dental, LLC
Crystal Clear Family Dentistry Of Ct
Dental Dreams, LLC
Dental Group Of Hartford PC
Dental Smiles Of Hartford, PLLC
Dental Team Of Hartford LLC
Dr Ronald Preis
Drs. Padilla & Lee, P.C.
Elite Endo Care PLLC
Family Dentistry Of Hartford PLLC
Family Dentistry Of Hartford, LLC
Farmington Avenue Dental Care, PC
Gary S. Millinger, PC
Gorgeous Smiles Dental Hartford
Hartford Cosmetic Dental Center
Hartford Dental Care , LLC
Hartford Dispensary
Hartford Family Dentist LLC
Hartford Gay & Lesbian Health Collective
Hartford Hospital
Hartford Smiles Center PLLC
Hartford Smiles Dental Group, LLC
Hartford Smiles Youth Dentistry, PC
Jp Dental Inc
K & L Dental LLC
Leo Clinic Inc
Leo'S Pride Dental PLLC
M Davila DMD PC
Magicland Dental LLC
Norman Mendlinger DDS. P.C. Dba Hartford Dental Group
Nutmeg Family Dentistry PC
Oral Care Dental Group Ii, LLC
Park Street Family Dental
Robert J. Mailloux DMD
Ron Arbuckle DDS PC
S D Mintatos DMD Msd PC
Saint Francis Hospital And Medical Center
Saint Francis Hospital And Medical Center
Shrinath LLC
Signature Smiles Of Hartford LLC
Small Smiles Dental Center Of Hartford West, PC
Smile By Design Hartford LLC
Sph2 Enterprise, LLC
The Latin Enrichment Organization
The Smile Studio At Bushnell Park
Tooth & Gums Dentistry
Walnut Dental
Walnut Dental, Inc
We Care Family Dental Center
Wheeler Clinic Inc.
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.