A Smile Spa

read moreAre you looking for a dental office where you'll receive truly extraordinary dental care? From the moment you walk into A Smile Spa, you'll sense the differences that make our practice unique. We cater to patients throughout the Fayetteville area and extend a special welcome to military personnel and their families who are just moving into the area. We are a bilingual office, and are eager to assist Spanish-speaking patients.

read moreThe goal of our practice is to assist you in achieving the very best dental health possible - and a beautiful, attractive smile. To better serve you, we use the latest in dental technology, including digital radiographs and intraoral cameras. Fearful of visiting the dentist? We offer nitrous oxide and conscious sedation to help you remain relaxed and comfortable during your treatments.

read moreAfter growing up in Washington D.C., Erica moved to Fayetteville and has actively worked as the scheduling coordinator for A Smile Spa since 2008. She provides excellent customer service to each patient as she checks them in and out of the treatments, schedules, answers phones, arranges payments, works in billing, and helps the office run smoothly and efficiently. When she's not working diligently to help her patients, Erica likes to cook, read, dance, and spend time with her family. April was born and raised in Sampson County, and joined the practice in 2013 after achieving her Associate's degree in Applied Science - Dental Hygiene.

read moreIf you're self-conscious about your smile due to cracked, broken, decayed or worn teeth, we can bring back your healthy, natural-looking smile with crowns. A filling can restore a small defect in a tooth, but a crown is the most durable, strongest way to restore a tooth with extensive damage, front or back for the long term. With all the materials and techniques modern dentistry has to offer, crowns can be totally natural looking. Additional benefits of crowns are correcting bite problems, closing spaces between teeth, changing the angles of teeth, and they can be used to replace missing teeth permanently, as part of a bridge, or over an implant.

read moreInvisalign is the invisible way to straighten your teeth without the use of conventional metal braces. The Invisalign system uses a series of clear, removable, custom-made aligners to move your teeth. It's a comfortable technology because you avoid the mouth abrasions that can be caused by the metal and wires of conventional braces. It's also convenient, because you're likely to spend less time in our office getting adjustments. ClearCorrect employs the same concept, and is customized for your unique smile.

read moreDental implants offer a solid, secure, and aesthetic way of replacing a tooth or teeth lost because of accident, injury, disease or extraction. An implant is special titanium post that is placed into the upper or lower jaw. The bone in your jaw bonds to the post, forming a secure foundation onto which your new teeth are then attached and shaped to match your mouth. When permanent teeth are lost, regardless of the reason or number of teeth, dental implants can offer a "new lease on life." They are superior to other choices because they are solid, secure, and esthetic.

read moreIf you're feeling tense or anxious about receiving your dental treatment, nitrous oxide can help you relax. This colorless, pleasant-smelling gas is completely safe and leaves your system quickly, so you can drive home safely from your appointment. If you are highly anxious about receiving your dental care, or if you need a great deal of dental care completed, conscious sedation may be a good choice for you. You simply take a small pill before you come to our office. You'll need someone to drive you to and from your appointment.

read moreWe know many patients are concerned about the amount of radiation they receive from conventional x-rays. That's why we use digital radiographs, which expose you to 90% less radiation than ordinary dental x-rays. Digital radiographs are stored on our office computer, so they can be easily and immediately retrieved if we need to refer to them; plus, digital x-rays don't require the developing chemicals that can be harmful to the environment. Intraoral cameras allow us to zero in on any suspicious area of your mouth, teeth or gums and get a close-up view.