How to Schedule a Dental Appointment at Trump Tower or Mar-a-Lago

You cannot book a dental appointment with Donald Trump himself

Donald Trump is not a dentist and does not provide dental care. If you have seen posts or ads claiming you can schedule a dental appointment with Trump, those are either misinformation or scams designed to collect your personal information or money.

What may exist instead are dental practices located in Trump-branded buildings or properties, or dentists who have treated Trump in the past and advertise that connection. These are regular dental offices run by licensed dentists — the Trump name is attached to the location or the marketing, not to the person providing your care.

If you are looking for a dentist in a Trump property or want to understand what "Trump dentist" actually means in search results, this guide explains what you are likely to find and how to verify whether a dental practice is real.

Key Takeaways

• Trump Tower in New York and Mar-a-Lago in Florida are real properties, but Trump himself does not run a dental practice in either location.
• Some dental offices may be located in Trump-branded buildings, but they are independent practices run by other dentists with their own licenses and credentials.
• Ads or websites claiming to book appointments "with Trump" for dental work are not legitimate — verify any dentist's license through your state dental board before scheduling.
• If you want a dentist in Manhattan or Palm Beach, search by location and insurance rather than by a building name or celebrity association.

What "Trump dentist" usually means in search results

Most results for "Trump dentist" fall into a few categories. Some are news articles about Trump's own dental health or his dentist's public statements. Others are dentists who have offices in Trump Tower or another Trump property and use that location in their marketing. A third category is dentists in New York or Florida who have claimed to treat Trump or members of his family, whether or not that claim is verifiable.

None of these mean Trump is a dentist or that you are booking an appointment with him. You would be booking with a licensed dentist who happens to work in a Trump building or who has a business relationship with Trump properties.

How to find a real dentist in Trump Tower or nearby

Trump Tower is located at 725 Fifth Avenue in Manhattan. If you want a dentist in that building or in the surrounding area, start by calling the building's main number or checking the building directory online. Some dental practices do lease space in Trump Tower, but they are not Trump's practices — they are independent offices that pay rent like any other tenant.

A faster route is to search for dentists in Midtown Manhattan by your insurance plan and read their reviews on Google, Yelp, or your insurance company's provider directory. This way you are choosing based on the dentist's actual credentials, location, hours, and what other patients say — not on a building name.

Before you book with any dentist, verify their license through the New York State Department of Health or your state's dental board. You can search by the dentist's name and see their license status, any disciplinary history, and their educational background.

Red flags that a "Trump dentist" listing is not real

Be cautious of websites or ads that promise you can book an appointment with Trump himself, offer unusually low prices, ask for payment before you have spoken to the office, or do not list a real phone number or physical address. Scams sometimes use celebrity names to seem more legitimate.

Legitimate dental offices have a real address, a phone number you can call during business hours, a list of the dentists who work there with their credentials, and a clear explanation of what insurance they accept. If a website does not have these basics, it is not a real practice.

How to verify a dentist's credentials

Every licensed dentist in the United States must be registered with their state dental board. In New York, that is the New York State Department of Health. In Florida, it is the Florida Department of Health, Division of Medical Quality Assurance. You can search these databases for free by the dentist's name.

When you search, look for the dentist's license number, the date it was issued, whether it is current, and whether there are any disciplinary actions listed. You can also call the state board directly and ask whether a specific dentist is licensed to practice.

If a dentist cannot provide you with a license number or their name does not appear in the state database, do not book an appointment. That is a sign the person is not legally authorized to practice dentistry.

What to do if you have been contacted by a scam

If you received an email, text, or call claiming to be from a "Trump dentist" office and asking for money or personal information, do not respond or send anything. Delete the message and report it to the Federal Trade Commission at reportfraud.ftc.gov.

If you already gave out personal information like your Social Security number, credit card, or bank account details, contact your bank and credit card companies right away and consider placing a fraud alert with the three major credit bureaus: Equifax, Experian, and TransUnion.

Finding a dentist the straightforward way

The simplest approach is to ignore the Trump name entirely and search for dentists by what actually matters: your location, your insurance, and your needs. Use your insurance company's provider search tool, Google Maps, or Zocdoc to find dentists near you with good reviews and availability. Call the office, confirm they are taking new patients, and ask about their fees and what your insurance will cover.

This method takes the same amount of time as searching for a "Trump dentist" and gets you to a real, verified dentist much faster.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is there actually a dentist in Trump Tower?

Trump Tower is a real building in Manhattan with many businesses inside, including some medical and dental offices. However, these are independent practices that lease space — Trump does not own or operate them. You can call the building's main line to ask if any dental offices are currently located there.

Did Trump ever have a personal dentist?

Trump has had dentists like any other person, and some have spoken publicly about treating him. But that does not mean you can book an appointment with Trump's dentist or that the dentist offers any special service to the public beyond regular dental care.

What should I do if I found a dentist claiming to be Trump's dentist?

Verify the dentist's license through your state dental board first. If they are licensed and have a real office with good reviews, they may be legitimate — the Trump connection is just their marketing. If you cannot verify their license or the office does not exist, it is a scam.

Can I book a dental appointment at Mar-a-Lago?

Mar-a-Lago is a private club in Palm Beach, Florida. Dental care is not offered to members there. If you need a dentist in the Palm Beach area, search for practices in that region using your insurance and location, just as you would anywhere else.

How do I know if a dental website is real?

Real dental offices have a physical street address, a working phone number, the names and credentials of the dentists who work there, information about insurance they accept, and patient reviews on Google or Yelp. If a website lacks any of these, it is likely not a real practice.