About Coronado Smiles Dental
Coronado Smiles Dental handles everything from routine cleanings to crowns. Dentists in this area tend to cluster around the ferry landing or the main drag, but this office sits slightly off the usual path—making it a quieter option for those who prefer less foot traffic outside their appointments. The practice covers fillings, extractions, and basic cosmetic work, which means you won’t need to bounce between specialists for standard care. It’s the kind of place where you’d book a checkup and leave with a plan for whitening or a nightguard if needed.
The office is at 1111 9th St #203, Coronado, CA 92118, tucked into a professional building that’s easy to miss if you’re not looking for it. This stretch of 9th Street is mostly medical offices and small businesses, so parking tends to be functional rather than scenic. Unlike the tourist-heavy spots near the hotel, this block stays low-key—just a handful of storefronts and a few palm trees lining the sidewalk. You’re more likely to see locals here than day-trippers.
Booking works like any other dental office: call ahead, leave a message if it’s after hours, and expect a confirmation text. They answer at (619) 437-0335, and the front desk will walk you through insurance questions or payment options without the usual hold music marathon. First visits usually start with X-rays and a cleaning, but they’ll also map out longer-term stuff like Invisalign or implant referrals if that’s on your radar. No surprises—just the standard paperwork and a follow-up card for your next appointment.
Coronado’s dental scene leans toward either boutique practices with ocean views or no-frills clinics near the naval base. This one splits the difference: central enough for convenience, but not so embedded in the tourist zone that you’ll pay a premium for the zip code. If you’re coming from the island’s east side, the map shows a backroad shortcut that avoids Orange Avenue’s stoplights. The building itself is unremarkable—just another suite in a two-story complex—but that’s half the appeal when you’d rather not deal with valets or crowded lobbies.
This listing was last updated on April 05, 2026