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The 10 best-rated dentists in Glasgow
A practice needs both a high rating and enough patients behind it to be here: five stars from a dozen people does not beat 4.9 from nine hundred. Each is then described from the 2,910 reviews we read across the ten. No practice can pay for a place here.
| # | Practice | Where | Rating | Reviews |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Kalyani Dental Lounge | GLASGOW · G2 4HG | 5.0 | 370 |
| 2 | Shawlands Dental Care | GLASGOW · G41 3YH | 4.9 | 1,406 |
| 3 | Dentistry On The Square | GLASGOW · G42 8QE | 4.9 | 1,358 |
| 4 | Westerwood Dental Clinic | GLASGOW · G1 3LN | 4.9 | 1,293 |
| 5 | Water Row Dental Practice | GLASGOW · G51 3UW | 4.9 | 1,129 |
| 6 | Strathbungo Dental Practice | GLASGOW · G41 2QQ | 5.0 | 210 |
| 7 | Springburn Dental Care | GLASGOW · G21 1JX | 4.9 | 730 |
| 8 | Tiwari Watson Dental Care | GLASGOW · G21 1UX | 4.9 | 571 |
| 9 | Dentistry @ Jordanhill | GLASGOW · G11 7DR | 4.9 | 498 |
| 10 | Queen'S Drive Dental Practice | GLASGOW · G42 8BJ | 4.9 | 413 |
The practice
On Bath Street in Glasgow city centre, this practice publishes a broad range of treatments, from Invisalign and cosmetic braces to dental implants, teeth in a day and facial rejuvenation, alongside general dental care and children's dentistry. Smile makeovers and ceramic crowns sit on the same list as root canal treatment and 3D CBCT scans. Reviews mention Invisalign and braces more often than the rest of the list.
What patients say
Of 300 reviews read, 26% mention being put at ease and 25% mention feeling welcome. Clear explanations come up in 13%, and 10% mention pain-free treatment. Fewer reviews mention handling nervous patients, at 6%, and clean, modern surroundings, at 5%. On treatments, Invisalign or braces are named in 39% of reviews, dental implants in 14% and teeth whitening in 12%, with composite bonding mentioned in 4%.
The practice
On Pollokshaws Road in Glasgow, this practice publishes a broad range of treatments, from hygiene visits and general dentistry to implants, orthodontics and cosmetic work including veneers, composite bonding and teeth whitening. Anxious patients are also catered for, with dental sedation among the listed services. Reviews mention hygienist appointments more than other treatments, with orthodontic work and fillings coming up too.
What patients say
Of 300 Google reviews, 26% mention being put at ease and 25% mention friendly reception staff. Clean and modern surroundings come up in 17%, being made to feel welcome in 14%, and having things explained clearly in 13%. Good handling of nervous patients is mentioned in 12%. Fewer people mention long-standing patients, clear costs, or pain-free treatment, each under 5%. Hygienist appointments are the most frequently mentioned treatment, at 22%, ahead of Invisalign or braces and fillings.
The practice
This practice sits on Niddrie Square, just off Aikenhead Road on Glasgow's south side. Their published treatments cover dental implants, orthodontics and Invisalign alongside smile makeovers, veneers and composite bonding, with general dentistry, hygiene and gum treatment also on the list. Cosmetic and orthodontic work sits under one heading, with a smile advisor named as part of that process. Reviews mention Invisalign and bonding more often than the rest of the list.
What patients say
Of 300 reviews, 39% describe treatment as pain free and 37% mention being put at ease, with 22% saying things were explained clearly and 18% feeling made welcome. Nervous patients are mentioned by 14%, and 10% praise the reception staff. On treatments, Invisalign or braces come up in 24% of reviews, composite bonding in 17%, hygienist appointments in 14% and teeth whitening in 13%, with dental implants mentioned by 9%.
The practice
On Mitchell Street in Glasgow city centre, this clinic covers general dentistry and hygiene alongside cosmetic work such as composite bonding, Invisalign and smile makeovers, with implants and orthodontics also on the treatment list. Reviews mention composite bonding more often than other individual treatments named by patients.
What patients say
Of 300 Google reviews, 36% mention being put at ease, 18% say things were explained clearly and 14% describe feeling made welcome. Pain-free treatment comes up in 13%, friendly reception staff in 8% and good handling of nervous patients in 6%. Clean, modern surroundings are mentioned in 5%, and clarity about cost in 4%. Composite bonding is the most-named treatment, at 4%, ahead of check-ups, Invisalign and hygienist visits.
The practice
Water Row Dental Practice sits on Water Row in Glasgow, close to the riverside near Govan. Their published treatments cover the everyday range, from check-ups and preventative care to children's dentistry and Child Smile, alongside cosmetic work such as teeth whitening, composite bonding and implant referrals. Late night appointments are also listed. Reviews mention composite bonding and routine check-ups more often than the rest of the list.
What patients say
Across 300 reviews, patients most often mention being put at ease, raised in 30%, with feeling welcome noted in 15%. Being good with nervous patients comes up in 9%, and having things explained clearly in 8%. Friendly reception staff and clean, modern surroundings are each mentioned in 6%, as are patients who have stayed with the practice for years. Pain-free treatment appears in 4%. Composite bonding is the treatment mentioned most often, in 10% of reviews, followed by routine check-ups in 7%.
The practice
On Pollokshaws Road in Glasgow, offering general dentistry and hygiene alongside cosmetic work including whitening, composite bonding and veneers, plus implants, Invisalign and orthodontics. Crowns, bridges, dentures and root canal treatment are also listed, along with gum care. Reviews mention feeling put at ease and welcomed more often than the specific procedures carried out.
What patients say
Across 210 Google reviews, patients most often mention being put at ease, raised in 13%. Feeling made welcome follows at 7%, and 7% mention having stayed with the practice for years. Pain-free treatment is mentioned in 5%, friendly reception staff in 4%, and things being explained clearly also in 4%. Being good with nervous patients appears in 3%, as do clean, modern surroundings. Hygienist appointments are the treatment mentioned most often, in 3% of reviews, with fillings and check-ups mentioned less often.
The practice
On Springburn Way, this practice publishes a broad general and cosmetic list, from routine fillings and extractions to veneers, Invisalign and dental implants, alongside options like Six Month Smiles and All-on-Four same day teeth. Nervous patients are catered for, and sedation is offered for those who need it. Reviews mention how patients are put at ease more often than any specific treatment.
What patients say
Of 300 Google reviews, 32% mention being put at ease, and 17% say things were explained clearly. In addition, 12% mention feeling welcome, 12% mention friendly reception staff, and 11% mention staff being good with nervous patients. Among treatments, routine check-ups are mentioned most often, in 5% of reviews, followed by fillings at 3%. Extractions and hygienist appointments each appear in a small number of reviews too.
The practice
On Springburn Road in Glasgow, this practice publishes a wide treatment list running from routine check-ups and hygiene visits through to implants, dentures and orthodontics, alongside cosmetic work such as veneers, bonding and whitening, plus sedation for anxious patients. Root canal treatment and a children's smile scheme also feature. Reviews mention implants, extractions and fillings more often than the rest of the list.
What patients say
Of 300 Google reviews, 33% mention being put at ease, and 14% describe good handling of nervous patients and clear explanations of treatment. 11% mention feeling welcome, and 10% describe treatment as pain free. Friendly reception staff are mentioned by 9%. Fewer people mention patients who have stayed years, clean and modern surroundings, and being seen on time. On treatments, implants, extractions and fillings are each mentioned by 8%, with hygienist visits close behind at 7%.
The practice
On Crow Road in Glasgow, this practice covers everything from hygiene visits and white fillings to veneers, implants and orthodontics, alongside gum care and dentures. Nervous patients are named as a recurring theme, alongside root canal treatment and composite bonding for those wanting cosmetic work. Reviews mention hygienist appointments and routine check-ups more often than the rest of the list.
What patients say
Of 300 reviews read, 20% mention being put at ease and 12% describe feeling welcomed. Clear explanations of treatment come up in 11%, and 10% praise how nervous patients are handled, with the same share mentioning friendly reception staff. Clean, modern surroundings are noted in 7%. Fewer people mention pain-free treatment, at 5%, and patients who have stayed for years, at 3%. Hygienist appointments and routine check-ups are each named in 6% of reviews.
The practice
On Queen's Drive on the south side of Glasgow, this practice publishes a long list of treatments, from dental implants and full arch work through to veneers, whitening and Invisalign, alongside sedation options and gum disease treatment. Dentures, crowns and bridges, and root canal work sit alongside more everyday care such as hygiene visits and white fillings. Reviews mention hygienist appointments and check-ups more often than the cosmetic and implant work on the list.
What patients say
Of 300 reviews, 21% mention being put at ease and 21% describe treatment as pain free. 14% mention staff being good with nervous patients, 13% felt made welcome, and 12% say things were explained clearly. 9% mention friendly reception staff. Hygienist appointments come up in 12% of reviews, routine check-ups in 6%, and fillings in 6%. Extractions, crowns and bridges, and composite bonding are mentioned by a handful of reviewers each.
How we ranked them
Every practice is scored on two things: the rating its patients have given it on Google, and how many of them rated it. Five stars from a dozen people is not treated as better than 4.9 from nine hundred, because a dozen people is not enough to be sure. A practice is pulled towards the average for the whole directory until it has more reviews than half of it, and the ten above are the ten that score highest. The list covers practices a patient can join for general care: clinics that see patients only by referral, or that offer a single specialty such as orthodontics or urgent care, are not included.
Ratings and review counts were taken from Google in September 2026, and the same score orders every listing on this site. The formula, and why the number in it is set where it is, is on our methodology page.
What the summaries are built from
For each practice we read the 2,910 most relevant Google reviews across the ten and counted how often patients raised each subject. The percentages in each summary are those counts, and the bars beside them are the counts themselves. Where a practice has more than three hundred reviews we read the three hundred Google ranks as most relevant, so the counts describe that sample rather than its whole history.
Treatment lists come from what each practice publishes on its own website, so a practice may offer treatments nobody has reviewed. Every practice above is described from what patients wrote, from what the practice publishes, and from nothing else.
Ratings change. This page was built on 10 September 2026 and the figures were correct that day. If you are a practice listed here and something is wrong, tell us and we will correct it at no charge.