Dentists in Arizona
918dental practices across 97 cities in Arizona. Browse by city below to find a local dentist and see its address, phone number and hours where the practice lists them.
Arizona at a glance
- 918dental practices
- 97cities with listings
- 61%are in the 10 largest cities
The 10 cities with the most listings
- Phoenix216 dental practices
- Tucson72 dental practices
- Mesa71 dental practices
- Glendale41 dental practices
- Chandler34 dental practices
- Gilbert34 dental practices
- Peoria27 dental practices
- Scottsdale26 dental practices
- Flagstaff20 dental practices
- Sierra Vista15 dental practices
Counts come from our listings; the full city list is below.
Dentists by city in Arizona
97 cities, most listings first. Showing the first 60.
- Phoenix216
- Tucson72
- Mesa71
- Glendale41
- Chandler34
- Gilbert34
- Peoria27
- Scottsdale26
- Flagstaff20
- Sierra Vista15
- Yuma14
- Avondale14
- Buckeye13
- Casa Grande13
- Prescott13
- Prescott Valley13
- Bullhead City11
- Green Valley11
- Tempe10
- Lake Havasu City10
- Kingman10
- Surprise9
- Goodyear9
- Cottonwood9
- Safford9
- Maricopa8
- Fountain Hills8
- Apache Junction7
- Payson7
- Marana6
- Queen Creek6
- Show Low6
- Anthem5
- Paradise Valley5
- Coolidge5
- Chino Valley5
- Sedona5
- Globe5
- Litchfield Park5
- Laveen5
- El Mirage4
- Fort Mohave4
- Camp Verde4
- Wickenburg4
- Cave Creek4
- Pinetop-Lakeside4
- Carefree4
- Sun City3
- Florence3
- Sahuarita3
- Nogales3
- Douglas3
- Eloy3
- Bisbee3
- Oracle3
- Parker3
- Rio Rico2
- Vail2
- Gold Canyon2
- Winslow2
- Page2
- Snowflake2
- Benson2
- Holbrook2
- Eagar2
- Kearny2
- Oro Valley1
- San Luis1
- New River1
- Golden Valley1
- Tolleson1
- Youngtown1
- Corona de Tucson1
- Whiteriver1
- Willcox1
- Saint Johns1
- Ajo1
- Williams1
- Wellton1
- Black Canyon City1
- Sacaton1
- Pine1
- Bylas1
- Bagdad1
- Huachuca City1
- Mayer1
- Morenci1
- Peridot1
- Tsaile1
- Tubac1
- Patagonia1
- Cameron1
- Sonoita1
- Arivaca1
- Elfrida1
- Overgaard1
- Rimrock1
Pins show the first 60 cities in the list. Pin number is the count. Select a pin to open that city.
About dental care in Arizona
Arizona is served by 918 dental practices listed on UrgentCareLocations, spread across 97 cities. The directory covers general dentistry, pediatric specialists, cosmetic dentistry, oral surgery, endodontics, periodontics, and emergency dental care.
The listings range from family dentistry and emergency dental services to cosmetic and implant dentistry. Open your city above to see each practice's address and phone number, and its hours and insurance networks where we have them.
Most dental practices in Arizona accept major insurance plans (Delta Dental, Cigna, Aetna, MetLife, Guardian, UnitedHealthcare, BCBS Dental, and Humana), and many offer payment plans or financing options like CareCredit for major procedures.
Frequently asked questions
How many dentists are in Arizona?
Arizona has 918 dental practices listed across 97 cities, including general dentists, pediatric dentists, cosmetic dentists, oral surgeons, endodontists, and periodontists.
Which cities in Arizona have the most dentists?
The top 5 cities by dental practice count in Arizona are Phoenix, Tucson, Mesa, Glendale, Chandler. Phoenix alone has 216 practices.
What dental services are available in Arizona?
Dental practices in Arizona offer the full range of services: preventive care (cleanings, X-rays, fluoride), restorative work (fillings, crowns, bridges, root canals), cosmetic dentistry (whitening, veneers, bonding), oral surgery (extractions, implants, wisdom teeth), and pediatric care for children. Most accept major dental insurance plans.
Are there emergency or 24-hour dentists in Arizona?
Emergency dental care is available across Arizona. Many general dentists hold same-day emergency slots for severe pain, broken teeth, or lost fillings. After-hours rotations are common; call any practice's main line for the on-call dentist.
How much does a dental cleaning cost in Arizona?
A routine cleaning in Arizona typically costs $75–$200 without insurance and is usually 100% covered as preventive care under most dental plans. New-patient exams with X-rays run $150–$350 self-pay.
What's the difference between a dentist and an orthodontist?
A dentist provides general oral care: cleanings, fillings, crowns, extractions. An orthodontist completes 2-3 additional years of specialty training in correcting tooth alignment and bite issues with braces and Invisalign. See orthodontists in Arizona for braces and aligner specialists.