Dixon, Boles and Associates

Dentist

Wilson, NC

Dixon, Boles and Associates has served Wilson since 1974 and offers dental implants, Invisalign, and orthodontics for children and adults.

  • dental implants for missing teeth
  • Invisalign treatment
  • orthodontics for children or adults

Alexandria S. Luper, D.m.d., P.l.l.c. Family Dentistry

Dentist

Wilson, NC

Luper Family Dentistry offers Invisalign with iTero digital impression scanning in Wilson, led by a 2016 ECU School of Dental Medicine graduate.

  • Invisalign treatment
  • Patients seeking iTero digital impression scanning
  • Patients seeking individualized dental plans

Carolina Gastroenterology Specialists

Dentist

Wilson, NC

Carolina Gastroenterology Specialists provides colonoscopy, upper GI endoscopy, and in-office infusion therapy in Wilson, NC.

  • Colonoscopy screening and polyp detection
  • Upper GI endoscopy
  • Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis management

Holmes and Williford

Dentist

Wilson, NC

Holmes and Williford's website presents Xoso66 with casino, sports betting, lottery, and cockfighting content rather than dental services.

  • users seeking online casino games
  • sports betting users
  • lottery game users

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FAQ

How much does a dental visit or treatment cost in Wilson?

The candidates do not list prices. Cost depends on the procedure, insurance, and whether additional imaging or treatment is needed, so request an estimate before scheduling major work.

What should I look for when choosing a dentist?

Check whether the office treats your specific need, such as implants, orthodontics, or routine family care, and confirm accepted insurance, new-patient availability, and treatment costs.

How long does Invisalign treatment usually take?

Treatment length varies with tooth movement and the treatment plan. An examination and digital scan, such as the iTero scanning offered by Luper Family Dentistry, are used to plan care.

When is a dental problem an emergency?

Severe tooth pain, facial swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, a knocked-out tooth, or a dental injury warrants prompt dental or emergency evaluation rather than waiting for a routine cleaning.

Do I need a referral to see a dentist in North Carolina?

Routine dental visits generally do not require a medical referral, but insurance plans and specialist appointments may have their own referral or authorization rules.