Top 7 Dentists in Westminster (2026)

On the far western edge of the city, out past Standley Lake, this practice produced the one timeline check on this page that turned on a licence nobody is using any more. The site states that Standley Shores Dental Group was founded by Dr. Stanley L. Jeranko on the belief that patients want quality, gentle dental work at good value. The register lists a Stanley L. Jeranko, licence DEN.105399, first issued on 8 June 1983, with a status of Retired rather than Active or Expired. Retired is a distinct status in the Colorado file, and it is exactly what a founder who no longer treats patients but never let his standing lapse should look like. It is a small check and it costs nothing to run, but a founding story that survives contact with the state register is worth more than one that only appears in marketing copy.

The two dentists currently named both clear the register cleanly. Alexandre Maymone holds licence DEN.203850, first issued on 7 January 2019, recorded with a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree, Active through 29 February 2028, with no board case number and no disciplinary action. Justin Scott Petracek holds licence DEN.8925, first issued on 8 April 2005, also recorded with a DDS, also Active to the same date, also clean. In both cases the register's degree field matches the DDS the site prints after the name, which sounds trivial until you have checked a dozen practice websites and found that it is not always there. Twenty-one years of clean Colorado record on one licence and seven on the other, in an office that keeps two dentists on the schedule. The address returns Westminster city, Jefferson County, well west of the Sheridan seam, in the 80021 delivery area.

Published scope leans heavily toward surgical and reconstructive work: dental implants, full-mouth implants and same-day implants, bone grafts, extractions and wisdom tooth removal, full mouth reconstruction, crowns and bridges, dentures, root canals, porcelain veneers, whitening, Invisalign clear aligners, TMJ therapy, family dentistry and emergency care. Intravenous sedation is on that list and it is the item to ask about directly. Sedation in a dental setting is separately permitted work rather than something a general dental licence covers by default, and Senate Bill 25-194, which continued the Dental Practice Act through 2034, also brought anesthesia inspectors into regulation. Ask which sedation permit the treating dentist holds and who monitors you during the procedure. The practice ranks fourth rather than higher for what it does not publish: no dental schools, no graduation years, no residencies and no professional memberships appear for either dentist. Against that, it claims no award, no board certification and no specialty anywhere on its site, which after a screen like this one counts for something. Published hours run Monday to Thursday from seven, with an eight o'clock Wednesday start, and Friday from seven until two.

At the northern end of the city, in the 124th Avenue corridor, Monarch Family Dental publishes both of its dentists with a named dental school and a graduation year each, which is the disclosure this ranking rewards most and which fewer than half the practices we screened bothered with. The register lists Jorge Ivan Rojas, licence DEN.203371, first issued on 11 October 2017, Active through 29 February 2028, with no board case number and no disciplinary action. It lists Andrea Irarrazabal, licence DEN.204303, first issued on 25 February 2020, recorded with a Doctor of Medical Dentistry degree, Active to the same date, and equally clean. The DMD in the register matches the DMD the site prints after her name. The address returns Westminster city, Adams County.

One feature of both records deserves explaining rather than glossing over, because at first glance it looks like a discrepancy and it is not. The site states that Dr. Rojas graduated from Loma Linda University School of Dentistry in 2008 and that Dr. Irarrazabal graduated from Nova Southeastern University in 2013. Their Colorado licences were first issued in 2017 and 2020 respectively, nine and seven years later. That gap is the ordinary pattern for dentists who practised in another state before moving here: Colorado's file begins when Colorado's licence begins, not when the career did. The practical consequence for a patient is worth stating plainly. A Colorado disciplinary screen of the kind this page runs covers the Colorado years only. For a dentist whose career started elsewhere, the equivalent check for the earlier years has to be run in whichever state issued the first licence, and neither the register nor the practice website will do it for you.

The operational detail that distinguishes this office is an in-house dental laboratory. Restorations fabricated on the premises rather than couriered to an outside lab change the calendar rather than the dentistry: it is what makes a same-day crown possible and it removes the fortnight of wearing a temporary. Published scope is comprehensive: dental implants and full-mouth implants, cosmetic dentistry and smile makeovers, porcelain veneers, same-day crowns, Invisalign, whitening, preventive care, gum disease treatment, oral surgery, oral cancer screening, wisdom tooth removal, dentures and partials, full mouth reconstruction, emergency dentistry and intravenous sedation. The same sedation question applies here as at Standley Shores: ask which permit the treating dentist holds. The practice ranks fifth on one avoidable gap, which is that we found no hours of operation published on the pages we read. For an office in a suite inside a shared professional building, that is among the most useful things a website can carry, and its absence means telephoning before travelling.

The practical case for this office is a scheduling one, and it is genuinely useful in a city where almost every dental practice keeps banker's hours. Published times run Monday from twenty to eight in the morning, Tuesday from eight, Wednesday from nine until six in the evening, Thursday from ten until five, and Friday from twenty to eight until four. A Wednesday appointment that ends at six and a Monday one that starts before eight are two different answers to the same problem, which is that most people cannot take a weekday morning off without losing pay. The register supports the clinical side of the file: Brandon Dean Campbell holds licence DEN.201813, first issued on 17 July 2012, recorded with a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree, Active through 29 February 2028, with no board case number and no disciplinary action across fourteen years.

The practice name is where a reader needs to slow down, and this is the clearest example on the page of a claim that has to be attributed rather than repeated. The office trades as Peak Family Dentistry & Orthodontics and describes itself as a destination for cosmetic dentistry and specialty care. Orthodontics and dentofacial orthopedics is one of the twelve dental specialties recognised by the National Commission on Recognition of Dental Specialties and Certifying Boards, and it requires a formal accredited postgraduate residency; recognition of a specialty and certification of an individual are separate steps, and a practitioner claiming certification must hold it from the relevant recognised board. The licence we matched here is a general dental licence, the site names no orthodontist, no residency and no certifying board, and no second dentist is named anywhere we could find. A general dentist may lawfully provide braces and clear-aligner treatment, and many do so competently. That is not the same thing as a specialist practice, and a parent booking a child for orthodontic assessment on the strength of the sign should ask who will plan the case and what their training is. The site's claim of more than 250 positive reviews at five stars is likewise the practice's own count.

The address is worth a paragraph of its own, because this listing produced the sharpest illustration of directory drift we found in Westminster. At least one aggregator carries a Bradburn Boulevard address for this practice; the practice's own contact page publishes 6350 West 92nd Avenue, Unit A #400. Both addresses are inside the Westminster city limits, so neither would fail a naive city check. They are in different counties: the Bradburn Boulevard address returns Adams County and West 92nd Avenue returns Jefferson County. And West 92nd Avenue itself crosses the seam, because Westminster City Hall sits on the same street at 4800 West, on the Adams side. Take the address from the practice rather than from a directory, then geocode it. Published scope is general and family dentistry with cosmetic work: examinations and cleanings, whitening, fillings, crowns including same-day crowns, root canal treatment, implants, Invisalign and orthodontic treatment.

The smallest practice on this page is a single-dentist office in south Westminster, and it publishes more about the person doing the treatment than several larger practices above it. The register lists Erada Noor, licence DEN.202604, first issued on 22 July 2015, recorded with a Doctor of Dental Surgery degree, Active through 29 February 2028, with no board case number and no disciplinary action across eleven years. The site states an undergraduate degree from the University of Illinois and a dental degree from Indiana University, and prints DDS after her name, which the register's degree field matches. The practice describes itself as family-owned. It claims no award, no board certification and no specialty anywhere we could find, and after a screen in which the loudest marketing frequently belonged to the practices that had to be set aside, that is not a weakness.

The address needed checking rather than assuming, and it passed. 4070 West 72nd Avenue returns Westminster city, Adams County from the federal geocoder. This matters here more than in most parts of the city, because the 80030 delivery area does not stop at the municipal boundary: it reaches out into unincorporated Adams County, so a Westminster postal address in this part of town is evidence of a mail route rather than of a city. We geocoded rather than assumed for every address on this page, and this is one of the corridors where the two answers most often disagree.

Published scope is narrower than most offices above and stated in six groups: sleep dentistry, sleep apnea treatment, paediatric dentistry, cosmetic dentistry, restorative dentistry, periodontal treatment, and oral surgery with post-operative care. The first two need separating, because they sound like one service and are two. Sleep dentistry in general practice normally means sedation to get an anxious patient through treatment; sleep apnea treatment normally means a custom oral appliance worn at night to hold the airway open, and it is care for a medical condition usually diagnosed by a physician after a sleep study. They are not interchangeable, they involve different consent and different follow-up, and the honest question at the front desk is which one is on offer. Hours are the other thing to read before dialling: the office runs a split shift, closing between one and two Monday through Thursday, staying open until six on Monday and Thursday and until four on Tuesday and Wednesday, and running a straight Friday morning from half past seven to half past one. The practice ranks seventh on the thinness of what else is published rather than on anything in the register: no hygienist, no associate dentist and no patient review record appear on its own domain, and the site's footer copyright still reads 2022.