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Dentists in Newport News, Virginia

6 registered dental practices in Newport News, drawn from the federal NPPES provider registry. Newport News is a federally designated dental shortage area. Medicaid participation varies by office — always call to confirm.

Listings come from the federal NPPES registry (CMS) and reflect registered dental practices, not a Medicaid-only directory. Always call the office directly to confirm current Medicaid participation and availability.

6
Registered dental practices
NPPES / CMS registry
25
Dental shortage score (0–25)
8th most severe of 112 designated Virginia localities
186,247
Residents
Census ACS 5-year, 2022

What the shortage designation means here

HRSA designates Newport News as a Dental Health Professional Shortage Area on the following bases: Federally Qualified Health Center, HPSA Population. Scores run 0–25, and a higher score means a more severe shortage relative to population.

A designation describes the supply of dentists overall. It does not measure how many of them accept Medicaid — which is the gap this project exists to document. See the statewide dashboard for how Newport News compares across the Commonwealth.

6 practices in Newport NewsNPPES · CMS
  • Atlantic Dental Care Plc
    606 Denbigh Blvd
    Newport News, VA 23608
    (757) 874-8612
    Call to confirm Medicaid
  • Denbigh Dental Care
    710 Denbigh Blvd Ste 7D
    Newport News, VA 23608
    (757) 239-6400
    Call to confirm Medicaid
  • Smiles Ahead Dental
    478 Denbigh Blvd
    Newport News, VA 23608
    (757) 872-9907
    Call to confirm Medicaid
  • Suh Dental PLLC
    12100 Jefferson Ave
    Newport News, VA 23602
    (757) 234-7573
    Call to confirm Medicaid
  • Thimble Shoals Dental Center
    748 Mcguire Pl
    Newport News, VA 23601
    (757) 310-6904
    Call to confirm Medicaid
  • Tremont Road Dental, PC
    14346 Warwick Blvd.
    Newport News, VA 23608
    (757) 886-2096
    Call to confirm Medicaid

How this list was built

Practices are assigned to Newport News by geocoding their street address against Census boundaries, not by their mailing town. That distinction matters in Virginia: the Commonwealth has 38 independent cities that sit outside any county, and mailing addresses cross those lines constantly. Fourteen practices with an “Alexandria” address, for example, are physically in Fairfax County.

475 of 507 practices in the registry could be placed this way. The remaining 32 are addresses the Census geocoder could not resolve, and they are left out rather than guessed at — so this count is a floor, not an estimate.

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