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Dentists in Elizabeth City, North Carolina

18 dental offices in Elizabeth City. None of them is a federally funded health center, so start with the NC Medicaid question when you call. 8 have Google reviews, and the list runs from the most reviewed and best rated down.

Glass Orthodontics

1755 City Center Blvd Unit BMon 8am to 5pm

5 314 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistry

(757) 204-7770
Alison L. Boone, DDS

101 Mill End Ct AMon to Tue 8am to 4:30pm

4.8 340 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryEmergency visits

(252) 331-2050
Aspen Dental

3875 Conlon Way Ste AMon to Thu 8am to 4pm

4.1 589 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryEmergency visits

(252) 679-3143
Dental Transformations-Colonial Ave, Elizabeth City, NC

408 E Colonial AveMon to Thu 7:30am to 4:30pm

4.6 210 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryEmergency visits

(252) 335-4341
Dr.Jason A Banks

1745 City Center BlvdMon to Tue 9am to 5pm

4.8 73 Google reviewsEmergency visits

(252) 331-2304
Dr. Clifford Jones DDS

407 S Road StMon to Thu 7:30am to 5pm

4.3 44 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryEmergency visits

(252) 335-0548
Elizabeth City Dental, Robert Gillam DDS

1609 W Ehringhaus StMon to Thu 8am to 5pm

4.5 25 Google reviews

(252) 335-4545
Clifford Bell Jones

407 S Road St

5 1 Google review
All Smiles Cosmetic Teeth Whitening

505 E Church StMon closed

(252) 334-9955
Blanchard Periodontics

200 N Water St

Emergency visits

(252) 335-4332
Dandar Regis a DDS

217 S Poindexter St

(252) 335-4421
Del Re Amanda M MD

1144 N Road St

(252) 335-0531
Diamond Smiles

420 N Hughes Blvd

(252) 421-3911
Dr. Johnny E. Haynes, DDS

303 E Main St

(252) 338-8995
Dr. Mahmoud Al-Dajani

1161 N Road St

Temporarily closed

(252) 331-7225
Dr. Pamela Z. Pearson, DDS

1141 N Road St m
Turner Harold L DDS

1141 N Road St J

(252) 335-2801
Van Belois H J DDS

416 E Colonial Ave

(252) 338-8077

Getting Seen in Elizabeth City

We have not confirmed which of these offices take NC 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 North Carolina page lists every one we found in the state, and says what NC Medicaid pays for.