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Dentists in North Providence, Rhode Island
15 dental offices in North Providence. None of them is a federally funded health center, so start with the Rhode Island Medicaid question when you call. 11 have Google reviews, and the list runs from the most reviewed and best rated down.
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BD
Bio Dental
2148 Mineral Spring AveMon to Tue 9am to 5pm
4.9 ★ 552 Google reviewsEmergency visitsSedation dentistry
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NP
North Providence Dental Associates
1637 Mineral Spring AveMon to Thu 8am to 5pm
4.9 ★ 466 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryChildren seen
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PD
Paolucci Dental Associates
1545 Smith StMon 8am to 5:30pm
4.9 ★ 395 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryEmergency visits
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AD
Access Dental Care
1234 Mineral Spring AveMon 9am to 5pm
4.6 ★ 422 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryEmergency visits
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BO
Barone Orthodontics
1804 Mineral Spring AveMon to Thu 8am to 5pm
5 ★ 252 Google reviewsEmergency visits
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FD
Frank D'Amato DMD
1637 Mineral Spring Ave Apt 2-13Mon to Tue 8am to 5pm
4.9 ★ 252 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryChildren seen
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BF
Burton Family Dental
1492 Mineral Spring AveMon 8am to 5pm
4.8 ★ 51 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryEmergency visits
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CS
Charles Street Dental
870 Charles StMon to Thu 9am to 4pm
3.8 ★ 94 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryChildren seen
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LP
Lawrence P. Stephenson, DDS
1826 Mineral Spring AveMon to Tue 8am to 5pm
4 ★ 30 Google reviewsCosmetic dentistryEmergency visits
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SJ
St Joseph Health Services
200 High Service Ave
5 ★ 1 Google review
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TT
Tabatabaie Taraneh Dr
1234 Mineral Spring AveMon 9am to 5pm
5 ★ 1 Google reviewEmergency visits
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MJ
Manousos John DDS
1234 Mineral Spring AveMon to Sun 12am to 12pm
Cosmetic dentistryEmergency visits
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MP
Monteleone Patti
1637 Mineral Spring Ave Apt 2-13
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RI
Rhode Island Dental Surgery
1637 Mineral Spring Ave Apt 2-13Mon to Sun 12am to 12pm
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ZK
Zitterell Kristen J DDS
200 High Service Ave
Getting Seen in North Providence
We have not confirmed which of these offices take Rhode Island 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 Rhode Island page lists every one we found in the state, and says what Rhode Island Medicaid pays for.