2660 NC Hwy 210 East Suite 103 Hampstead, NC 28443
Current Patients 910-541-2155
New Patients 910-335-4392
The long-term health of your natural smile is the foundation of our dental care. As a family dentist office in Hampstead, we welcome patients of all ages. Our dental care team can meet your cosmetic and restorative needs with advanced dental treatments using the latest techniques and materials.
Modern techniques and materials offer permanent, natural-looking results.
About Dental Implants
Modern techniques and materials offer permanent, natural-looking results.
About Dental Implants
Dr. Francis has been in practicing general dentistry since 2004 and has lived in the Wilmington area since 2008. In 2015 She completed a seven month implant program with the Triangle Implant Center and enjoys all aspects of dentistry.
Meet Dr. FrancisDr. Fuller, IV received her undergraduate degree from East Carolina University and graduate dental degree from the Medical College of Virginia in Richmond, VA in 1995. Dr. Fuller has also trained at the Dawson Center for Advanced Dental Study and the Seattle Institute for Advanced Dental Education and is a Fellow of the International Congress of Oral Implantologists.
Meet Dr. Fuller
5 out of 5 stars
Highly recommend. I recently moved to the area and hesitated finding a dental practice…But I am so glad I found ther one. Kind and courteous staff who went out of their way to fit me in. Dr. Francis is excellent and the entire staff as well. Positive all around. Thank you.
5 out of 5 stars
Dr. Francis is the best. Seriously, he’s the best and her crew is top notch. Almost everyone I’ve met here has been incredibly kind and even eager to answer any questions I might have. My family has lived here for 3 and a half years now and for as long as we’re able to stay, we’ll keep Seaside as part…
5 out of 5 stars
The staff was super cool, very nice, and really friendly with my little boy 😊 all extremely good folks with a cheerful attitude that I love to look for in a dentist office!
May
01
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