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Oceanside Dental studio

Dentist
140 Elliott St, Beverly, MA 01915

About Oceanside Dental studio

Dental care along Beverly’s coastline takes a practical turn at Oceanside Dental Studio, where general and preventive services anchor the practice. The North Shore’s mix of historic homes and waterfront energy makes it an unexpected but convenient spot for routine checkups or cosmetic consultations. This isn’t a specialty boutique—just a dentist’s office handling everything from fillings to cleanings, with the occasional whitening treatment thrown in for those who ask.

Finding the place is simpler than navigating Beverly’s one-way streets. The address, 140 Elliott St, sits near the intersection where residential quiet meets the hum of Cabot Street’s commercial stretch. Parking in the area follows the usual New England rules: read the signs twice, feed the meter if needed, and arrive a few minutes early to account for the inevitable detour. Inside, the focus stays on dentistry—no frills, just the standard array of exams, X-rays, and the occasional emergency repair for a chipped tooth.

Dentists in coastal towns often cater to a mix of year-round residents and seasonal visitors, though this one keeps its scope tight. You won’t find orthodontic overhauls or oral surgery here, but the basics—cavity fillings, gum evaluations, even the dreaded root canal—are all on the table. Preventive care gets its due, too, with the usual lectures on flossing and fluoride that no one enjoys but everyone needs. For those mapping out their next appointment, the directions are straightforward once you’ve mastered Beverly’s grid.

Scheduling works best over the phone, where a quick call to (978) 922-5610 cuts through the back-and-forth of online forms. The office doesn’t advertise extended hours or weekend slots, so plan accordingly—dental work, after all, rarely qualifies as an emergency worth rearranging a Tuesday. Whether it’s a six-month cleaning or a sudden toothache, the approach remains the same: clinical, efficient, and firmly rooted in the basics of oral health.

This listing was last updated on April 14, 2026

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