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12 Best Dentists in Boston's Financial District

Most dental offices in the Financial District sit on the upper floors of office towers around Post Office Square, Milk Street, State Street and International Place. For people who work nearby, the practical differences matter as much as the clinical ones: how early the first chair opens, whether there are Saturday hours, which PPO networks are accepted and how quickly a cracked tooth can be seen.

This guide compares general and cosmetic practices within a few minutes' walk of each other. For each one we note how it works, which specialists share the office and who it suits, so a checkup can fit between meetings.

How this list is ordered

We chose these places in Boston based on what visitors say about them, the information available on each and how easy they are to reach.

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Oliver Dental Associates, Boston#1
Why it stands out
  • Opens at 7 am Monday to Thursday

  • Digital scans instead of molds

  • Savings plan without insurance

Oliver Dental Associates

5.0400 reviews
295 Devonshire St #301, Boston, MA 02110, United States
Best suited to
Appointments before the workday

Oliver Dental Associates fits patients who like to be in and out before the workday starts, with doors open at 7 am from Monday to Thursday. Dr. Derek Asack leads general and restorative care, from cleanings and fillings to crowns, veneers and implant restorations, and the office also takes emergency appointments.

Impressions are taken with intraoral scanners instead of impression trays, and 3D CBCT imaging is used for planning. Patients without insurance can join the practice's own savings plan, and appointments can be booked online.

The Dental Group at Post Office Square, Boston#2
Why it stands out
  • Four specialties beside general care

  • Saturday appointments from 7:30 am

  • In-house savings plan

The Dental Group at Post Office Square

4.9886 reviews
3 Post Office Square 9th Floor, Boston, MA 02109, United States
Best suited to
Specialist care without outside referrals

The Dental Group at Post Office Square makes most sense for patients who would rather not be referred across town. General dentists share the ninth-floor office with an endodontist, periodontists, a prosthodontist and an orthodontist, so a root canal, gum treatment or braces can stay in the same practice as routine checkups.

Impressions are taken with an intraoral scanner and implant work is planned with 3D CBCT imaging. Appointments start at 7:30 in the morning, including Saturdays, and patients without insurance can join the in-house savings plan.

Hirshberg Wozny Dental Group of Boston Affiliated with The Smilist Dental#3
Why it stands out
  • Opens at 7:15 on weekdays

  • Endodontist in the office

  • Dentists with long downtown careers

Hirshberg Wozny Dental Group of Boston Affiliated with The Smilist Dental

4.9678 reviews
104 Milk St, Boston, MA 02109, United States
Best suited to
An early cleaning before work

Continuity is the strength of Hirshberg Wozny Dental Group, whose senior dentists have treated downtown patients for decades. Dr. James Hirshberg joined his father's practice in 1975, and Dr. John Wozny, who has worked with CAD/CAM restorations since 1988, was an early user of CEREC same-day crowns. Dr. Andrea Rohardt also sees general patients, and an endodontist treats root canals in the office.

Appointments start at 7:15 on weekdays, early enough for a cleaning before work. The practice is now affiliated with The Smilist, which also runs an office in Wellesley.

Devonshire Dental of Boston#4
Why it stands out
  • Periodontist and endodontist in-house

  • Invisalign done in the office

  • Same-day emergency visits

Devonshire Dental of Boston

4.9611 reviews
185 Devonshire St Ste 410, Boston, MA 02110, United States
Best suited to
Families who want specialists in one office

For gum treatment or a root canal without a referral, Devonshire Dental of Boston keeps specialists alongside its family dentists. Dr. Dean Levy and Dr. Christa Rizkallah, a husband-and-wife team, lead the general dentistry, and a periodontist and an endodontist see patients in the same suite, so most care stays with one practice and one set of records.

Invisalign is handled from start to finish in the office, and severe toothaches can usually be seen the same day. The practice is in network with Delta Dental Premier, Blue Cross Blue Shield and Cigna.

Faneuil Hall Dental Associates, Boston#5
Why it stands out
  • Board-certified prosthodontist

  • In-house dental lab

  • Saturday hours

Faneuil Hall Dental Associates

4.9226 reviews
1 McKinley Square Lobby B, Boston, MA 02109, United States
Best suited to
Implants and full-mouth restoration

Faneuil Hall Dental Associates suits patients facing complex restorative work who still want a family dentist for routine visits. Dr. Ashley Amini-Sami, a board-certified prosthodontist, leads implant, veneer and full-mouth rehabilitation cases, and the office has its own dental lab and 3D CBCT imaging. Cleanings, sealants, fillings and Invisalign are handled in the same practice.

The office is open until 6 pm on weekdays and on Saturdays from 10 am to 3 pm, and an on-call team answers dental emergencies at any hour. Appointments can be requested by text message.

New England Dental Group, Boston#6
Why it stands out
  • One-visit CEREC crowns

  • X-Guide implant navigation

  • Open until 6 pm most weekdays

New England Dental Group

4.8537 reviews
1 Milk St, Boston, MA 02109, United States
Best suited to
Fewer visits for crowns and implants

New England Dental Group's downtown office is set up for patients who want treatment finished in as few visits as possible. Crowns are milled in a single appointment with CEREC, dentures can be 3D printed and implants are placed with X-Guide navigation, all from a historic building at One Milk Street. Dr. Margarita Panajoti, a cosmetic dentist, leads the team.

Patients are offered noise-canceling headphones and can choose a show to watch during treatment. Appointments run until 6 pm from Monday to Thursday, which helps after work, and a membership plan covers preventive care for patients without insurance.

Acro Dental Boston#7
Why it stands out
  • Orthodontics in the same office

  • Five-dentist team

  • Free consultations

Acro Dental Boston

4.8281 reviews
10 High St #333, Boston, MA 02110, United States
Best suited to
General care plus orthodontics

Office workers who want orthodontic treatment and routine care from the same practice will find both at Acro Dental Boston. A team of five dentists, two of them Tufts graduates, covers cleanings, fillings, crowns, root canals, gum care and implants, and the office also provides orthodontic treatment and sports guards.

Emergencies are prioritized with same-day appointments. The practice lists Delta Dental PPO Premier, Cigna PPO, Guardian, MetLife and Altus among its plans, and offers in-house payment plans for treatment that insurance does not cover.

Dental Health and Wellness Boston#8
Why it stands out
  • Sedation for dental anxiety

  • Board-certified periodontist on staff

  • Practice founded in 1998

Dental Health and Wellness Boston

4.983 reviews
31 State St 7th Floor, Boston, MA 02109
Best suited to
Anxious patients and complex medical cases

Anxious patients and people whose health affects their teeth are the focus at Dental Health and Wellness Boston. Dr. Jill Smith, who founded the State Street practice in 1998 and has a background in psychology, offers sedation for fearful patients and treats people with eating disorders or going through cancer treatment. A board-certified periodontist works in the same office.

Cosmetic options include veneers, bonding, whitening and Invisalign. The office opens at 7 am from Tuesday to Thursday, and virtual consultations are available before a first visit.

Smile Design Boston#9
Why it stands out
  • Prosthodontists and a periodontist on staff

  • Dentists who teach at Boston University

  • Independent, not a dental chain

Smile Design Boston

4.8160 reviews
21 Custom House St, Boston, MA 02110
Best suited to
Cosmetic and implant work by specialists

Smile Design Boston's strength lies in cosmetic and restorative work planned by specialists. Three of its dentists are prosthodontists, including founder Dr. Andre Hashem, and periodontist Dr. Jess Liu places implants and treats gum disease in the same office. Several of the team teach at Boston University's dental school, and routine cleanings and checkups are part of the practice too.

The office is independently owned rather than part of a dental chain and sits near the Rose Kennedy Greenway. Invisalign is offered as part of its smile makeover plans, alongside veneers and crowns.

Arch Street Dental, Boston#10
Why it stands out
  • Owner-dentist since 2015

  • Spanish, Portuguese and Korean spoken

  • Sedation available

Arch Street Dental

4.8114 reviews
103 Arch St, Boston, MA 02110
Best suited to
Patients who prefer Spanish, Portuguese or Korean

A small, owner-run office is what sets Arch Street Dental apart from the larger groups nearby. Dr. Ekaterina Mamulashvili, a Tufts graduate, opened it in 2015 between Downtown Crossing and South Station, and the team speaks Spanish, Portuguese and Korean as well as English.

Treatment covers cleanings, fillings, crowns, root canals and gum care, along with implants, Invisalign, veneers and whitening, so most adults can keep their dentistry in one place. Sedation is available for patients who find treatment stressful, and the office keeps daytime hours early in the week.

1 / 6#11
Why it stands out
  • Same-Day Crowns

  • All Under One Roof

  • Gentle Air-Flow Cleanings

  • 3-on-6 Full-Arch Implants

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Integrity Dental Boston⁠Verified business

4.952 reviews
1 International Pl, 7th Floor, Boston, MA 02110
Best suited to
Downtown workers who want Saturday visits
Services
Cleanings & CheckupsSame-Day CEREC CrownsDental Implants & 3-on-6InvisalignVeneers & WhiteningEmergency Dental Care

Integrity Dental Boston is a general and cosmetic dental practice on the 7th floor of One International Place in the Financial District, built for people who work downtown and can't lose half a day to a dental visit. We're open Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday from 8 am to 5 pm, with validated parking in the building garage. Dr. Alex Fedorenko, DDS, and Dr. Eliza Gowell, DMD, see adults and children. A first visit ends with a written plan: what needs treatment now, what can safely wait, and the cost of each step before anything starts, with digital scans and photos to show what the dentist sees. Preventive care uses AIRFLOW cleanings and gum treatment. Restorative and cosmetic work includes same-day CEREC crowns designed and milled in the office, dental implants and 3-on-6 full-arch restorations, porcelain veneers, bonding, Invisalign, whitening and night guards. Root canals and same-day emergency visits are available. We work with most major PPO plans and check your benefits before treatment. We do not accept MassHealth.

Tend Post Office Square, Boston#12
Why it stands out
  • Open until 7 pm Monday and Thursday

  • Saturday morning hours

  • Booking through an app

Tend Post Office Square

4.5396 reviews
12 Post Office Square, Boston, MA 02109
Best suited to
Evening and Saturday appointments

Tend's Post Office Square studio is built around long opening hours, which makes it practical for people with unpredictable workdays. The studio stays open until 7 pm on Mondays and Thursdays and sees patients on Saturday mornings. A first visit covers the exam, digital X-rays and the cleaning in one sitting, followed by a one-on-one conversation with the dentist.

Booking runs through an app, and treatment rooms have TVs and noise-canceling headphones. Most major PPO plans are accepted, and a membership plan is available for patients without insurance.

The essentials in one table

#BusinessRatingReviewsBest suited to
#1Oliver Dental Associates 5.0400Appointments before the workday
#2The Dental Group at Post Office Square 4.9886Specialist care without outside referrals
#3Hirshberg Wozny Dental Group of Boston Affiliated with The Smilist Dental 4.9678An early cleaning before work
#4Devonshire Dental of Boston 4.9611Families who want specialists in one office
#5Faneuil Hall Dental Associates 4.9226Implants and full-mouth restoration
#6New England Dental Group 4.8537Fewer visits for crowns and implants
#7Acro Dental Boston 4.8281General care plus orthodontics
#8Dental Health and Wellness Boston 4.983Anxious patients and complex medical cases
#9Smile Design Boston 4.8160Cosmetic and implant work by specialists
#10Arch Street Dental 4.8114Patients who prefer Spanish, Portuguese or Korean
#11Integrity Dental Boston 4.952Downtown workers who want Saturday visits
#12Tend Post Office Square 4.5396Evening and Saturday appointments

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Map of Dentists in Boston's Financial District

The practices in this guide sit within a short walk of each other, from One International Place and High Street to Post Office Square, Milk Street and State Street.

What each one offers

  • Checkups and cleaningsExams, X-rays and hygiene visits, usually booked twice a year around work schedules.
  • Restorative dentistryFillings, crowns, bridges and root canals, with one-visit crowns at offices that mill them in-house.
  • Cosmetic dentistryWhitening, bonding and porcelain veneers, often planned with photos or a digital mock-up.
  • Clear alignersInvisalign and other aligner treatment from general dentists or an orthodontist in the same office.
  • Dental implantsSingle implants and full-arch restorations, placed by the practice or by a periodontist or prosthodontist on its team.
  • Emergency dentistrySame-day visits for pain, swelling, broken teeth or lost fillings.

How to compare Financial District Dentists in Boston

  1. Match the hours to your workdaySeveral offices here open at 7 or 7:30 in the morning, a few stay open into the evening or see patients on Saturday, and some close early on Fridays or keep a four-day week. Check the exact days before you book.
  2. Confirm your PPO networkMost practices work with PPO plans such as Delta Dental, Cigna, MetLife or Guardian, but networks differ from office to office. Ask the practice to check your plan and estimate your benefits before treatment, and check separately if you have MassHealth.
  3. Ask how emergencies are handledMany offices keep same-day slots for toothaches, broken teeth or lost crowns. Ask whether they also see new patients the same day and who answers the phone after hours.
  4. Plan how you will get thereParking in the district is expensive, although some buildings validate garage parking. Most offices are a short walk from South Station, State, Downtown Crossing or Aquarium stations, which makes a lunchtime visit realistic.
  5. Get the treatment plan in writingBefore crowns, implants or aligners, ask for each stage and its cost in writing, what your insurance is expected to cover and whether the work is done in the office or referred to a specialist elsewhere.

Your questions answered

Which dentists in the Financial District are open on Saturday?

Saturday hours are less common downtown. In this guide, Integrity Dental Boston, Tend Post Office Square, The Dental Group at Post Office Square and Faneuil Hall Dental Associates list Saturday appointments. Hours can change around holidays, so confirm the time when you book.

Do Financial District dentists take dental insurance?

Most practices here are in network with major PPO plans such as Delta Dental, Cigna, MetLife and Guardian, and many file claims for you. Not every office accepts MassHealth, so check before booking. Several practices also run their own savings or membership plans for patients without insurance.

Can I see a dentist the same day for an emergency?

Several practices keep same-day slots for pain, swelling or a broken tooth, and some also take new patients for emergencies. Call early in the morning, describe the problem and ask whether X-rays and treatment can be done in the same visit.

How much does a first dental visit cost without insurance?

It depends on the practice and on what the visit includes. An exam on its own costs less than a visit with a full set of X-rays and a cleaning. Some offices publish a flat fee for new patients and others offer a membership plan that covers checkups, so ask for the price before you book.

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