Perry Family Dental

Perry Family Dental is a general dental practice with offices in Keene and Antrim, New Hampshire, built to take care of a whole household under one roof. The service list is genuinely broad. Preventive care covers checkups, cleanings, and digital x-rays. Cosmetic work runs to teeth whitening, porcelain veneers, and invisible braces. Restorative treatment includes dental implants, crowns, and fillings.

In-house care for sleep apnea and snoring

On top of that, both pediatric dentistry and emergency dental care are offered, along with periodontal treatment. The one that stands out is sleep apnea and snoring solutions, which plenty of general offices hand off to a specialist. Perry Family Dental keeps it in-house. The practical effect is that a toddler's first checkup, a teenager's aligners, a parent's crown, and a grandparent's implant can all happen with the same dentist, which is a real convenience for a family that would otherwise be juggling referrals. For a two-office practice this far from a metro area, that range is wider than you tend to see, and it narrows the situations in which a patient would need to look outside Perry Family Dental for anything.

A dental home for all ages

Perry Family Dental describes itself as a dental home for the whole family, and it spells out that it welcomes adults, children, and seniors from across New Hampshire and New England. New patients are openly accepted at both locations. In a part of the state where the nearest dentist can be a thirty-minute drive, that reach counts for something. The Antrim office in particular gives people in the surrounding smaller towns a closer option than Keene alone would, and a household does not have to split across two or three providers to cover different ages and treatment types.

Website sections built for new patients

The website is organized around exactly that person. There are clear sections for About Us, Meet the Staff, Dental Services, Locations, and New Patient resources, plus a Dental FAQs page that answers the questions most callers would otherwise phone in to ask. A Testimonials section and a Feedback page are both present, and the practice posts employment opportunities as well. The Meet the Staff page deserves a mention on its own, because it is often the first thing an anxious first-visit patient goes looking for. Putting faces and names to a practice does more to settle nerves than any amount of marketing copy, and Perry Family Dental built that page for precisely that purpose.

Plain language service descriptions

Service descriptions are written in plain language. Someone who could not tell a veneer from a crown can still work out what each treatment is for, and the New Patient section is aimed squarely at people who have never been to this office before. That kind of clarity is less common than it should be in dental marketing, where procedures often get listed without ever being explained. Perry Family Dental went the other way, and patients who do not already speak the terminology will find the site easier to follow. It is a small thing, but it tells you the practice is writing for the patient rather than for itself.

Direct phone lines for each office

Reaching the practice is straightforward too. Both Perry Family Dental offices publish their own phone number and appointment email address directly on the main site. Keene has its own line and booking address; Antrim has its own. Callers are not funneled through a generic multi-location number, and the Locations and Feedback pages are easy to find with no digging required. Whoever you need to talk to, the relevant office can be reached without first wading through a switchboard.

Review scores across multiple platforms

The numbers here are unusually deep for a two-office rural practice. TopRatedLocal aggregates 1,464 ratings across four verified review sites into a score of 97.04, and that figure comes from independent data, not from anything Perry Family Dental publishes about itself. Broken down: the Keene location holds 558 reviews at 4.9 stars on Birdeye, and a separate Peterborough listing on the same platform shows 310 reviews at 5.0 stars.

TheDentalHealers adds 452 verified reviews at 4.9 out of 5. The smaller entries pull less freight, Yelp shows 11 reviews for Keene and MapQuest carries 10 at 4.0 stars, and that MapQuest 4.0 sits a notch below everything else. The Birdeye and TheDentalHealers samples are large enough to describe what patients actually run into, and they describe it the same way: a steady 4.9 average across well over a thousand combined ratings. A handful of five-star entries can be a lucky streak. A pattern that holds across more than a thousand independent ratings is years of consistent work showing through, and that is the strongest thing in the whole listing.

Awards and scattered review data

Perry Family Dental also self-reports Best Office in Keene awards for several recent years. A self-reported award usually deserves a raised eyebrow. Here the third-party totals run in the same direction, so the claim reads as corroborated, not as wishful framing. The only friction worth flagging is structural, not reputational: the evidence is scattered across Birdeye, TopRatedLocal, TheDentalHealers, Yelp, and MapQuest, each on its own scale, so a prospective patient has to do a bit of mental adding-up to see the full picture. There is no single tidy headline number. That is simply how review data piles up across platforms over time, and it says nothing against the practice itself.

So the verdict lands clearly on the positive side, and for once it does not need to be parked behind a phone call to get there. The published record on Perry Family Dental already tells you most of what you would want to know: a wide service range that includes the harder-to-find sleep apnea care, two locations that extend reach into smaller towns, plain-spoken patient communication, and a review history built across independent sources and a very large sample. The honest soft spot is the platform fragmentation, and it is a minor one.

Families with members at different stages of treatment, and people in the rural towns around Keene and Antrim who have struggled to find a dentist close enough to see regularly, have the most to gain here. The evidence behind Perry Family Dental is solid enough that a first appointment looks like a low-risk bet, not a leap of faith, and the depth of that record is the reason the recommendation sits where it does.