Staten Island Smiles

Dental offices on Richmond Avenue tend to blend into the commercial stretch between Huguenot and Annadale, but Staten Island Smiles marks its spot at 1887 Richmond Ave Suite 4. Public feedback so far is sparse—a 1.0 rating based on 1 review on Google—which leaves the details to firsthand experience rather than crowd consensus. General dentistry practices here cover the expected: cleanings, fillings, and basic restorative work, without the specialty frills that sometimes clutter larger clinics. The area’s mix of auto shops and quick-service eateries makes it a practical stop for errands, though dental visits rarely fit the same rhythm.

Richmond Avenue’s mid-island location puts this office within reach of both the West Shore Expressway and local bus routes, a logistical plus for anyone scheduling around work or school. Dentists in this part of Staten Island often serve families who’ve lived in the neighborhood for decades, along with newer residents drawn to the quieter blocks near the Greenbelt. Whether it’s a routine exam or a sudden toothache, the place fits into the everyday healthcare map of the borough—no grand claims, just the standard checklist of checkups, X-rays, and the occasional crown.

Questions about services or appointments are a phone call away at (718) 494-3738. For those mapping out the visit, the entrance sits in a low-key suite just north of the Arthur Kill Road intersection. Directions pull up easily—though, as with any first visit, confirming hours ahead saves a wasted trip.