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Top 6 Rated Dentists in Portsmouth Providing Crowns & Bridges

Reviewed by Dr. Faiz Azizan. Compiled by the Dentist Hampshire editorial team from Google Business Profile data and each practice's own website, collected October 2026. No practice pays to be listed or ranked. How we collect and rank.

6 practices of 37 in Portsmouth mention crowns and bridges on their own website. The 6 below have the highest weighted Google scores among them, based on rating and number of reviews as reported by Google (October 2026).

0 of these 6 list Saturday opening. A service listed on a practice website shows what it says it offers; confirm availability and fees with the practice before booking.

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#PracticeGoogle ratingReviews
1MediKa Dental4.9113
2Hampshire Terrace Dental Care4.8535
3Perfect Smile Cosham - Family Dental Practice4.8290
4Cathedral Dental Practice5.06
5Stubbington Avenue Dental Practice4.817
6Perfect Smile North End - Maple House Dental Clinic4.7315

Practice details

#1

MediKa Dental

175 Devonshire Ave, Southsea, Portsmouth, Southsea PO4 9ED

4.9

113 Google reviews

  • Open 5 days a week, weekdays until 5pm
  • Braces & Orthodontics
  • Check-ups & Hygiene
  • Crowns & Bridges
  • Dentures

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How are the crowns & bridges dentists in Portsmouth ranked?

6 practices in Portsmouth mention crowns and bridges on their own website. We rank them by a weighted Google score that combines rating with number of reviews, and list the top 6. It is not a measure of clinical quality or of how well a practice performs crowns and bridges.

Which Portsmouth dentist offering crowns and bridges has the highest rating?

MediKa Dental, with 4.9 from 113 Google reviews, ranks first by our weighted score.

Does the NHS cover crowns and bridges?

Crowns and bridges are available on the NHS where clinically necessary (Band 3 in England); private options offer more material choices.