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Other specialtyOrthodonticsNPI registry, August 2026

Smith Dental Specialties

5102 Paulsen St, Savannah, GA 31405

Phone on the registry record
As filed with CMS by the practice, last updated 4 December 2025. Not called or verified by us.

The registry record

NPI
1548123722
Registered as
Type-2 organization (not an individual dentist's personal NPI)
Dental categories
Other specialty, Orthodontics
Taxonomy codes
1223X0400X (Orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics); 1223X2210X (Orofacial pain)
Non-dental codes
103TB0200X
Practice location
5102 Paulsen St, Savannah, GA 31405
Telephone
(912) 755-0409
NPI issued
4 December 2025 (0 years ago)
Record updated
4 December 2025 (0 years ago)
Certified by the practice
4 December 2025
NPI status
NPI active as reported by CMS 2026-08
Metro area
Savannah, GA (metropolitan area, Chatham County)
State
Georgia (3,041 registered practices)
Same address
Smith Dental Specialties
Map position
Census address match at street level
Snapshot
NPPES data dissemination file, 10 August 2026

What the record tells you

Smith Dental Specialties is an NPI registry record for a dental organization at 5102 Paulsen St in Savannah, Georgia 31405. CMS issued NPI 1548123722 on 4 December 2025, and the practice last updated its own entry on 4 December 2025. That is recent, so the contact details are likely to be current.

It is registered under 2 dental taxonomy codes: Orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics (1223X0400X), Orofacial pain (1223X2210X). That puts it in 2 categories on this site, led by another dental specialty. A practice that registers more than one category is telling CMS it does more than one kind of dental work at this address, which is why it has a page here rather than a row. No other address in the registry carries this name, though a practice trading under a chain brand often registers each office under its own legal name, so check the brand as well. One other dental record shares the street address: Smith Dental Specialties.

Savannah holds 77 registered dental practices inside the Savannah, GA area, which has 125 in total on the Georgia side and ranks 2nd in the state. 2 of the Savannah records also register another dental specialty, so this is one of only a handful of local options in that category. Across the metro the mix runs general dentistry 63.2%, dental clinic or center 15.2%, pediatric dentistry 8%. The closest other registered practices are Smith Dental Specialties (0 miles, Savannah), Savannah Oral and Facial Surgery (0 miles, Savannah) and Morgan W Murray MS DMD PC (0.1 miles, Savannah), with 2 more inside 0.1 miles.

On our figures a routine adult cleaning in Georgia runs $95 to $145 cash and scaling and root planing $170 to $265 per quadrant, against a US average of $125. This practice's own prices are not in the registry and never will be: NPPES holds identifiers, not fees. Call (912) 755-0409 and ask for the cash price on code D1110, whether the exam and X-rays are included, and whether they run a membership plan if you have no insurance.

Nearest alternatives

The 5 closest registered dental practices to 5102 Paulsen St, straight-line distance. Rows without a link are listed on their metro page rather than having one of their own.

PracticeCityDistanceCategoriesPhone on the record
Smith Dental SpecialtiesSavannah, GA0 miOrthodontics, General(912) 655-8855
Savannah Oral and Facial SurgerySavannah, GA0 miOral surgery(843) 762-9028
Morgan W Murray MS DMD PCSavannah, GA0.1 miGeneral(912) 354-8715
First City Family and Cosmetic DentistrySavannah, GA0.1 miGeneral(912) 354-1420
Savannah DentalSavannah, GA0.1 miGeneral(912) 352-4338
What a cleaning costs in Georgia
Routine cleaning
$95-$145
D1110 adult prophylaxis, cash
Deep cleaning
$170-$265
D4341 scaling and root planing, per quadrant
Against the US average
-4%
US routine average $125, deep $220 per quadrant

The benchmark to hold a quote from Smith Dental Specialties against. All 50 states compared.

What to ask when you call

  1. The cash price for D1110, a routine adult cleaning, and whether the exam (D0120) and X-rays (D0274) are inside or outside that number.
  2. Whether you need scaling and root planing before a routine clean, and the per-quadrant price for D4341 or D4342 if so.
  3. Whether they run an in-house membership plan, and what it covers against what it costs a year.
  4. Whether they are taking new patients and how far out the next hygiene appointment is.
  5. The practice license, with your state dental board. An NPI is a billing identifier and proves nothing about licensing.
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Where this comes from

CMS NPPES NPI data file, August 2026, snapshot 10 August 2026. US federal public data (FOIA-disclosable, no charge). CMS NPI files. NPI registry records, status as reported by CMS in the August 2026 data dissemination file. NPPES is an identifier registry, not a license register: an NPI does not validate that a practice is licensed, accredited or currently open. Practices maintain their own NPPES entries. Every page shows the date the record was last updated; addresses and phone numbers are as self-reported and are not verified by us. This page describes a registry record. It is not a review, an endorsement or a check on Smith Dental Specialties.

Price figures are our own, last verified April 2026. State averages are our estimates compiled from FAIR Health regional cost data and CMS Medicare fee schedules; the ADA discontinued its national Survey of Dental Fees in 2023, so no national fee survey exists. Treat them as a starting point and call two or three offices for an actual quote.

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