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Dentists in Kent, Ohio

16 dental offices in Kent, 1 of them federally funded health center that charge by income. Those come first. 12 have Google reviews, and the list runs from the most reviewed and best rated down.

AxessPointe Community Health Centers/Kent

143 Gougler AveMon to Fri 8am to 6pm

3.9 296 Google reviewsHealth center, sliding fee

(330) 673-1016
Sims Family Dentistry

4222 OH-43Mon to Thu 8am to 5pm

5 192 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryChildren seen

(330) 678-3228
Tree City Dental Dr. Carlo Luna

1585 S Water StMon 8am to 7pm

4.8 215 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryEmergency visits

(330) 673-7001
Martin Dental Care

337 E Main StMon to Tue 7:30am to 6pm

4.8 138 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryEmergency visits

(330) 673-9745
Kent Implant & Family Dentistry, Nagy Hanna DMD

110 E Elm StMon to Thu 8am to 4pm

4.8 113 Google reviewsSedation dentistry

(330) 673-7155
Huffman-Calcei Family Dental

170 Currie Hall PkwyMon 8am to 3pm

5 90 Google reviews

(330) 673-4647
Then Terence DDS

1691 E Main StMon to Thu 8am to 4pm

5 33 Google reviews

(330) 673-4113
Michael P Powers, DDS

1930 OH-59Mon to Tue 8am to 2pm

4.1 34 Google reviews

(330) 678-9942
Anthony J Fiocca & William W Corfman DDS

908 S Water St BMon to Fri 8:30am to 5pm

4.1 30 Google reviews

(330) 673-5122
Brian P Lloyd DDS

5960 Horning RdMon to Thu 8am to 5pm

5 9 Google reviewsEmergency visitsChildren seen

(330) 677-1056
Dr Gregory Lis DDS

100 E Elm StMon 7:30am to 5pm

5 7 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryEmergency visits

(330) 673-0121
DR. CHRISTOPHER MARTIN

E Main St

5 1 Google review
Brower Anita L DDS

4108 Brimfield Plz

(330) 678-4421
Dr. Emilio D. Ferrara, DDS

(330) 677-3632
Dr. John P. Neary, MD

1551 S Water St

(330) 678-6564
Dr. Thomas R. Kaufholz, DDS

1951 OH-59 Suite B

(330) 678-3990

Getting Seen in Kent

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