Welcome to Saunders DDS. If you are looking for a new dentist in Asheville, North Carolina, we invite you to consider us. We love new patients and look forward to an opportunity to get to know you in person. Our family of patients trusts us with a wide range of dental procedures—including those for life’s special events, such as getting married. We’ll ensure your teeth are camera-ready for your special day. Make an appointment for a plan to put your “best teeth forward” including cosmetic services such as teeth whitening (SPECIAL), professional cleanings, tooth-colored restorations, or cosmetic veneers. We want you to say “I Do” with a big smile! Give us a call today at 828-277-6060 for your new patient visit.
We begin each dental appointment at our Asheville dental office by listening to our patients’ needs and concerns. To establish a baseline, we do a comprehensive dental examination and then discuss our findings and offer options for a personalized treatment plan. We then formulate a plan to help you maintain lifelong healthy dental hygiene and achieve your desired goals. Drs. Steven and Michael Saunders perform a wide-range of services and are committed to offering high quality, state-of-the-art dentistry in a professional and caring environment. If you are looking for a new dentist in Asheville, NC, or want to learn more about our services, please feel free to contact us.
In a Hurry? Need a dentist near Asheville?For patients where time is of the essence, we offer CEREC digital technology. This state-of-the-art CAD/CAM technology allows for most crowns, veneers, and inlays to be completed the same day during the span of one appointment. Heading to Italy for vacation and break or chip a tooth? Using computer-aided CEREC technology, Dr. Saunders can restore your damaged tooth using a durable ceramic restoration that has a natural tooth-colored appearance. In a couple of hours, you’ll be saying “Bon Voyage!” If you would like to inquire more about CEREC restorations at our Asheville dental office, please give us a call at 828-277-6060.
It’s becoming more apparent that gum disease, also called periodontal disease, affects more than just the oral cavity. Gum disease has been linked to numerous systemic diseases in scientific research. Your gums are an essential part of your smile. They help protect your teeth and the ligaments that anchor them in place. Keeping your gums […]Read More »
Children are not immune from many of the same dental health problems that adults can have. Just because a child will eventually loose his or her baby teeth doesn’t mean keeping their smile healthy is any less important! The following dental problems are issues that almost any child of any age can have. This is […]Read More »
Dental fluorosis is a condition in which your tooth enamel is hypomineralized during the developmental stage, leaving white areas on your pearly whites. People who have dental fluorosis have tooth enamel marked with white spots or lines. It’s estimated that slightly less than a quarter of people between the ages of 6-49 have some form […]Read More »
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