About Chantel Cross
Chantel Cross, MD is a Black dentist practicing in Baltimore, MD. Chantel offers in-person visits.
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Black patients and General Dentistry
Black dentists: cleanings, fillings, crowns, root canals. Black adults face twice the rate of untreated dental decay, so consistent dental care matters.
Black adults are twice as likely to have untreated tooth decay as white adults (CDC NHANES, 2022), and Black children are 50 percent more likely to suffer untreated caries. Only about 3.8 percent of U.S. dentists are Black, and Black patients report higher rates of dismissive or rushed care from non-Black providers (ADA, 2023). General dentists cover the full spectrum of routine care: cleanings, fillings, crowns, extractions, root canals.
What general dentistry covers
- Cleanings and exams (every 6 months)
- Fillings, crowns, bridges
- Root canals
- Extractions, including wisdom teeth
- Cosmetic: whitening, veneers, bonding
- Emergency dental care
Advocacy prompts
- Can I see the X-rays and treatment plan in writing?
- What are my alternatives to this recommended treatment?
- Do you offer payment plans or accept my dental insurance?
How this listing was verified
Every provider in this directory self-identifies as Black or is listed by a self-identifying professional organization, and licensure or credentials are checked before a listing goes live.
- Manual curation Self-identification Source recorded Jul 2026
- CMS NPI Registry License check NPI 1427546910 recorded Jul 2026
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Where is Chantel Cross's practice located?
Chantel Cross practices at 1327 SULPHUR SPRING RD, Baltimore, MD 21227. Phone: 410-242-5111.
Does Chantel Cross offer telehealth?
Chantel Cross sees patients in person at their listed office.
What does a General Dentistry treat?
Black dentists: cleanings, fillings, crowns, root canals. Black adults face twice the rate of untreated dental decay, so consistent dental care matters.