Croasdaile Dental Arts

Croasdaile Dental Arts is a well-established and highly-regarded dental clinic located at 2900 Croasdaile Dr #5, Durham, NC 27705. The practice, which has been serving the Durham community for over 45 years, prides itself on providing comprehensive dental care with a focus on patient comfort and satisfaction. The clinic is home to multiple experienced dentists, including Dr. William W. Turner, DMD, Dr. Jason Butler, and Dr. Eric Cole. Dr. Turner and Dr. Butler, in particular, have been consistently recognized as "Top Dentists" by Durham Magazine for over a decade, a testament to their expertise and the high regard of their peers. The team emphasizes open communication, advanced techniques, and a commitment to continuous education to ensure they offer the latest and most effective dental solutions. Croasdaile Dental Arts offers a wide range of services, catering to the needs of the entire family, from children to adults. Their comprehensive dentistry services include general check-ups, cleanings, metal-free fillings, dental implants, full mouth rehabilitation, bridges, endodontics (root canal therapy), and oral surgery (including wisdom tooth removal and implant placement). For those looking to enhance their smile, their cosmetic dentistry offerings include teeth whitening, porcelain veneers, dental bonding, Invisalign®, and smile design. They also strongly emphasize preventative dentistry, offering oral hygiene education, comprehensive exams, sealants, and sleep apnea treatment. Patients consistently praise Croasdaile Dental Arts for its friendly and caring staff, comfortable environment, and ability to alleviate dental anxiety. They utilize modern technologies such as digital X-rays, intraoral cameras, and iCat for precise diagnostics and treatment planning. Beyond their clinical excellence, Croasdaile Dental Arts is deeply involved in the Durham community, supporting various charitable causes like Habitat for Humanity, Give Back a Smile, and the Ronald McDonald House. They aim to provide not just dental care, but a "whole-health experience," recognizing the link between oral health and overall well-being.