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Dentists in Cumberland, Maryland

18 dental offices in Cumberland. None of them is a federally funded health center, so start with the Maryland Medicaid question when you call. 10 have Google reviews, and the list runs from the most reviewed and best rated down.

In Town Dental Llc.

57 Greene StMon to Sun 12am to 12pm

4.9 28 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryEmergency visits

(844) 817-0343
Lin Family Dentistry

234 Paca StMon 8:30am to 7pm

4.2 49 Google reviews

(301) 722-6130
Allegany County Health Department Dental Clinic

Brook Building, 12503 Willowbrook RdMon to Fri 8am to 5pm

4.5 21 Google reviewsEmergency visitsChildren seen

(301) 759-5030
Family Dental Care.

952 Seton Dr #104Mon to Fri 12am to 12pm

4.1 16 Google reviewsEmergency visitsChildren seen

(301) 759-4900
Dr. Marianne P. Lasher

57 Greene StMon to Thu 8am to 4:30pm

3.8 11 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryChildren seen

(301) 722-6688
Dr. Frank A LaParle DDS., P.A./

214 Paca St Ste d

5 5 Google reviewsTemporarily closed

(301) 722-6689
Dr Frank Britfelier.

815 Frederick StMon to Sun 12am to 12pm

3 4 Google reviews

(301) 722-4277
Family Dentistry.

12600 Winchester Rd SWMon to Sun 12am to 12pm

3 2 Google reviews

(301) 729-0444
Allen Roger D DDS

525 Eastern Ave

2 1 Google reviewTemporarily closed

(301) 636-9684
Rase Barbara.

203 Greene StMon 9am to 5pm

1 1 Google reviewEmergency visitsChildren seen

(301) 777-5300
Dr. Rupert Bosley, DDS

12503 Willowbrook Rd

(301) 689-8333
Fiorentino Vincent DDS

14508 Niners Ln SW

(301) 387-2762
Hager Robert C

1038 National Hwy

(301) 729-2224
Kamauff Maureen

132 S Liberty StMon to Thu 9am to 5pm

(301) 777-3030
Moose & Patel

1715 Frederick St

(301) 722-3205
Services

122 Bedford StMon closed

(301) 722-4933
Stewart Timothy DDS

Temporarily closed

(301) 777-3624
Stiner Marsha

944 Bishop Walsh Rd

Temporarily closed

(301) 777-5020

Getting Seen in Cumberland

We have not confirmed which of these offices take Maryland Medicaid. When you call, say what coverage you have and ask whether they take it for new patients, and how soon the first opening is.

No coverage at all? A health center is the place to start, because it has to offer a sliding fee. The Maryland page lists every one we found in the state, and says what Maryland Medicaid pays for.