2026 Detroit dental implants guide

Best Dental Implant Dentists in Detroit, MI

These Detroit practices list dental implant treatment. Compare their Google ratings and review volume, and see how often patients mention implants in their reviews.

5 of 10Detroit guide practices list dental implants
0with patient reviews mentioning it
3,937combined Google reviews
October 2026Last reviewed
5 verified practices
1Farmington Smiles logo

Cosmetic Dentistry, Family Dentistry · Farmington

Farmington Smiles

G5.04.6

24001 Orchard Lake Rd # 160, Farmington, MI, 48336

General DentistryCosmetic DentistryFamily Dentistry

Farmington Smiles serves patients of all ages with family, cosmetic, and restorative dentistry using state-of-the-art technology like same-day crowns and digital dentistry. Dr. Courtney Miller-Reid, Dr. Nicholas Reid, and Dr. Jessica Brisbois offer dental implants, clear aligners, teeth whitening, dental bonding, and dental bridges. This Farmington dental practice has a 4.9-star rating on Googe, and Dr. Reid and Dr. Miller-Reid have repeatedly been listed among Hour Magazine’s Top Dentists.

2Gusfa Dental Clinic logo

Cosmetic Dentistry, Family Dentistry · Dearborn

Gusfa Dental Clinic

G5.05.0

24825 Michigan Ave #3, Dearborn, MI, 48124

General DentistryCosmetic DentistryFamily Dentistry

Dr. Steven Gusfa founded Gusfa Dental Clinic in Dearborn over 20 years ago, where he provides family and cosmetic dentistry. His services include Invisalign, dental implants, teeth whitening, dentures, and crowns. Gusfa Dental Clinic promises a gentle, stress-free experience with the latest technology, including the DIAGNOdent laser, intraoral photography, and ultrasonic periodontal scaling. Dr. Gusfa has a 5-star Google rating and has been honored with the Michigan Dental Association’s New Dentist Leadership Award.

3Detroit Sterling Dental logo

Cosmetic Dentistry, Family Dentistry · Detroit

Detroit Sterling Dental

G4.85.0

17200 E Warren Ave, Detroit, MI, 48224

General DentistryCosmetic DentistryFamily Dentistry

Detroit Sterling Dental, led by Dr. Huzefa Kapadia, provides general, cosmetic, and restorative dental care to patients of all ages, including those with dental anxiety. This Detroit dentist’s services include porcelain veneers, teeth whitening, full and partial dentures, dental implants, and oral surgery. Dr. Kapadia was named “Best of the Best” in the 2012 Oakland Press Readers’ Choice Awards, has appeared on NBC, and has a 4.9-star Google rating.

4My Detroit Dentist logo

Cosmetic Dentistry, Family Dentistry · Detroit

My Detroit Dentist

G4.94.6

7411 John R St, Detroit, MI, 48202

General DentistryCosmetic DentistryFamily Dentistry

Dr. Kenneth Harden and Dr. Wallace Walker at My Detroit Dentist offer general, restorative, and cosmetic dental treatment that is gentle and painless. Their services include dental implants, ClearCorrect, Zoom teeth whitening, non-surgical root canals, and dental fillings. Detroit patients have given this practice 4.9 stars on Google. My Detroit Dentist uses the latest technology for dental implants, such as plasma-rich fibrin, Versa ossification, and the socket shield technique.

5Wow Dental logo

Cosmetic Dentistry, Family Dentistry · Detroit

Wow Dental

G4.95.0

18525 Moross Rd, Detroit, MI, 48224

General DentistryCosmetic DentistryFamily Dentistry

Wow Dental in Detroit consists of Dr. Sam Hanna, Dr. Arvin Karana, Dr. William Wang, and Dr. Allison Alshatri. They offer general and cosmetic dentistry, including dentures, dental implants, extractions, orthodontics, root canal treatment, and more. Wow Dental has earned a 4.9-star average Google rating and offers emergency dentistry and evening hours. They specialize in comfortable dental treatment and beautiful smiles, while treating every patient like family.

What Detroit patients say about dental implants

For each practice, the services it lists and how many public Google reviews mention dental implants, split by positive and negative tone. Order does not indicate rank.

Dental Implants services and review mentions for 5 Detroit practices
PracticeGoogle ratingListsReview mentions
Farmington Smiles5.0 / 5649 reviewsDental ImplantsNone yet
Gusfa Dental Clinic5.0 / 5375 reviewsDental ImplantsNone yet
Detroit Sterling Dental4.8 / 5278 reviewsDental ImplantsNone yet
My Detroit Dentist4.9 / 5530 reviewsDental ImplantsNone yet
Wow Dental4.9 / 52,105 reviewsDental ImplantsNone yet

Mentions are detected automatically in public Google reviews and refreshed as new reviews arrive. A practice can offer a service even if no reviewer has mentioned it.

How to choose a dental implant dentist in Detroit

Questions worth asking before you book a consultation for dental implants.

  1. Ask who places and who restores the implant

    Some practices do both the surgery and the crown in-house; others refer the surgical step to a periodontist or oral surgeon.

  2. Ask about imaging and planning

    A 3D (CBCT) scan helps plan implant position and shows whether bone grafting may be needed first.

  3. Get the full cost, not just the implant

    Ask for a written estimate covering the implant, abutment, crown, any grafting, and follow-up visits.

  4. Ask about the timeline and maintenance

    Healing can take several months. Ask how many visits to expect and how the implant should be cared for long term.

HELPFUL ANSWERS

Detroit dental implants FAQ

What to know before choosing a dental implant dentist.

How do I choose a dental implant dentist in Detroit?

Look for Detroit practices that list implant treatment, ask who performs each stage, and request an itemized estimate that includes any grafting and the final crown.

Does insurance cover dental implants?

Coverage varies widely. Some plans pay toward the crown or part of the procedure; many have annual maximums that cover only a portion. Ask the practice to check your benefits before treatment.

How were these Detroit implant dentists selected?

Each practice is in our Detroit guide and lists dental implants or bone grafting among its services. Review-mention counts come from public Google reviews. Inclusion is not a clinical endorsement, and order is not a rank.