Best Dentists in Wellington FL: Family, Pediatric and Cosmetic Dentists

Finding a good dentist is one of the first things new Wellington residents look for, and one of the hardest to choose. This guide covers the best dentists in Wellington, Florida, including family, pediatric, cosmetic and orthodontic practices, plus what to ask before you book.

Wellington dentists at a glance

Family dentistry: Molar Bear Dental, Green Village Dental Care, Wellington Smiles
Kids: Pediatric Dentistry of Wellington
Cosmetic: Florida Center for Aesthetic Dentistry, Wellington Dental Studio
Braces and aligners: Dr. Daniel Bass Orthodontics
Root canals: Master Endodontics

Family and general dentists

Molar Bear Dental

Molar Bear Dental is a family practice on Forest Hill Blvd that sees both kids and adults, which makes it easy to book the whole family in one place.

Address: 11924 Forest Hill Blvd, Wellington, FL 33414. Phone: (561) 307-4994.

Green Village Dental Care

Green Village Dental Care offers general and preventive dentistry near the Wellington Green area.

Address: 10600 Forest Hill Blvd, Wellington, FL 33414. Phone: (561) 318-3563.

Wellington Smiles

Wellington Smiles is a long-standing general dentistry office on the west end of Forest Hill Blvd.

Address: 12788 W Forest Hill Blvd, Wellington, FL 33414. Phone: (561) 798-8023.

Pediatric dentists

Pediatric Dentistry of Wellington focuses only on children, with an office designed to make first visits less scary. The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends a child's first dental visit by their first birthday or when the first tooth comes in.

Address: 10200 Forest Hill Blvd, Wellington, FL 33414. Phone: (561) 788-7988.

Cosmetic dentistry

For whitening, veneers, bonding and smile makeovers, Florida Center for Aesthetic Dentistry at 10140 Forest Hill Blvd and Wellington Dental Studio at 10660 W Forest Hill Blvd ((561) 204-2010) are popular options. Ask to see before-and-after photos of cases similar to yours.

Orthodontists

Dr. Daniel Bass Orthodontics provides braces and clear aligners for kids, teens and adults. Most orthodontists recommend a first evaluation around age 7.

Address: 12797 Forest Hill Blvd, Wellington, FL 33414. Phone: (561) 762-6200.

Root canals and endodontics

If your dentist refers you for a root canal, Master Endodontics at 1035 S State Road 7, Suite 310 ((561) 795-7133) focuses on endodontic care and offers online booking.

How to choose a dentist in Wellington

Check insurance first. Call and confirm the office is in network for your plan before booking.
Ask about new patient specials. Many Wellington practices offer discounted first exams and cleanings.
Ask about emergencies. Find out whether the office sees same-day emergencies and what to do after hours.
Think about location. Most dentists cluster along Forest Hill Blvd and State Road 7, so pick one near home, work or school.
Read recent reviews and pay attention to comments about wait times and billing.

Dental emergencies

For a knocked-out tooth, severe pain or swelling, call your dentist right away; many keep after-hours lines. For facial swelling with fever or trouble breathing or swallowing, go to the ER at Wellington Regional Medical Center. See our guide to hospitals and urgent care in Wellington.

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Frequently asked questions

Who are the best dentists in Wellington, FL?

Popular Wellington practices include Molar Bear Dental, Green Village Dental Care and Wellington Smiles for family dentistry, Pediatric Dentistry of Wellington for kids, Florida Center for Aesthetic Dentistry for cosmetic work and Dr. Daniel Bass Orthodontics for braces.

Is there a pediatric dentist in Wellington, FL?

Yes. Pediatric Dentistry of Wellington at 10200 Forest Hill Blvd focuses only on children.

When should my child first see a dentist?

The American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry recommends a first visit by a child's first birthday or when the first tooth appears.

What should I do in a dental emergency in Wellington?

Call your dentist right away, since many have after-hours lines. For facial swelling with fever or trouble breathing or swallowing, go to the emergency room.