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• 42 North Dental Care, LLC

  471 W Central St, Franklin, MA 02038 · (781) 647-0772

• All In One Dental Clinic LLC

  620 Old West Central St, Suite 201, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 541-7400

• Alpha Dental Center PC

  260 East Central Street, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 528-0200

• Amjad Kinjawi

  118 Emmons St, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 520-7270

• Ashkan Saadi DMD PC

  620 Old West Central St, Suite 201, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 541-7400

• Edmond Massabni Tc

  118 Emmons St, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 520-7270

• Endodontic Care Of Ma, P.C.

  Endodontic practice · 151 E Central St, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 520-8777

• Franklin Dental Associates LLC

  Prosthodontic practice · 397 E Central St, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 528-0610

• Franklin Family Smiles PC

  480 W Central St, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 528-6900

• Guyle E. Morris DMD LLC

  38 Pond St, Suite 303, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 520-1249

• Mark Smyth DMD, LLC

  480 W Central St, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 528-6900

• New England Dental Associates

  Endodontic practice · 500 Franklin Village Dr, Suite 210, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 541-6886

• Olga Krikunenko DMD, LLC

  150 Emmons St Ste 7, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 613-9513

• Oxford Dental

  835 W Central St, 4, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 520-2333

• Oxford Dental LLC

  855 W Central St, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 520-2333

• Pediatric Dental Group Inc

  Pediatric dental clinic · 38 Pond St, Suite 304, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 528-0400

• Periodontal Specialists, PLLC

  Periodontal practice · 38 Pond St Ste 207, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 520-0400

• Robert P. Moskal DMD PC

  Oral & maxillofacial surgery practice · 835 W Central St, Second Floor, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 553-8989

• Sham Tang And Tam PC

  72 Grove St, Suite 2, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 541-1433

• Snow Hill Dental, P.C.

  118 Emmons St, Franklin, MA 02038 · (508) 520-7270

• The Dental Boutique Of Franklin

  273 E Central St, Franklin, MA 02038 · (614) 749-6939

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.