Dentists in Stark County, OH
Our directory lists 284 dental providers and practices in Stark County, Ohio (71 registered as organizations). With an estimated 374,091 residents (2024), that is about 7.6 listings per 10,000 people, below the statewide figure of 8.8. Listings are spread across 11 cities and towns.
Cities in Stark County
- Canton (158)
- North Canton (43)
- Massillon (36)
- Alliance (22)
- Louisville (10)
- N Canton (4)
- Waynesburg (4)
- Canal Fulton (3)
- Navarre (2)
- Hartville (1)
- North Industry (1)
Types of dental providers
| Primary specialty (NPI taxonomy) | Listings |
|---|---|
| General Dentistry | 247 |
| Orthodontics | 20 |
| Endodontics | 7 |
| Periodontics | 5 |
| Dental Public Health | 2 |
| Oral & Maxillofacial Pathology | 2 |
| Oral & Maxillofacial Surgery | 1 |
Community health centers in Stark County
HRSA-funded health centers offer a sliding fee scale based on income. Not every site has a dental clinic, so call and ask.
- Alliance Family Health Center – 1401 S Arch Ave, Ste A, Alliance
- Alliance Family Health Center – 1401 S Arch Ave, Ste A, Alliance
- Good Samaritan Community Health Center – 1390 S Arch Ave, Alliance
- 9th Street Family Health Center – 408 9th St SW, Canton
- Lincoln Street Health Center – 2725 Lincoln St E, Canton
- My Community Health Center - Canton – 2600 7th St SW, Canton
- Refuge of Hope – 715 2nd St NE, Canton
- SE Community Market and Health Center – 1318 Gonder Ave SE, Canton
- My Community Health Center - Magnolia – 10029 Cleveland Ave SE, Magnolia
- Massillon Professional Building – 830 Amherst Rd NE, Massillon
Frequently asked questions
How many dentists are in Stark County?
Our directory lists 284 dental providers and practices with an address in Stark County, Ohio, based on the NPI registry.
How many dentists per person does Stark County have?
About 7.6 dental listings per 10,000 residents, using a 2024 Census population estimate of 374,091. The Ohio average is 8.8.
Are there low-cost dental options in Stark County?
There are 10 HRSA-funded health center sites in the county. They charge fees based on income; call to ask whether a site offers dental care.
Listings are matched to the county by ZIP code using the Census Bureau 2020 ZCTA-to-county relationship file; a ZIP that crosses county lines is assigned to the county holding most of its land, so counts are approximate. Sources: NPPES NPI registry (Oct 2026), U.S. Census Bureau 2024 county population estimates, HRSA health center sites. Other counties in Ohio · Dental care by state