General Dentistry in Stokes, North Carolina

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Updated October 31, 2026

Edward Bell and Amy Pierce

General Dentistry

King, NC

Edward Bell and Amy Pierce provides general, restorative, and cosmetic dentistry in King, including digital X-rays, crowns, root canals, and dentures.

  • Families seeking general dental care
  • Patients needing crowns, fillings, root canals, bridges, or dentures
  • Patients seeking cosmetic services such as whitening or porcelain veneers

Sauratown Dental

General Dentistry

King, NC

Sauratown Dental serves King families with implant placement, CBCT and digital scanning, led by an owner who completed a 9-month implant residency.

  • families seeking preventative and general dentistry in King
  • patients needing dental implants or implant restoration
  • patients seeking cosmetic services such as veneers, whitening, or smile makeovers

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FAQ

Do these Stokes County-area dental offices offer payment plans?

Sauratown Dental accepts many insurance plans and lists payment plans and CareCredit. Edward Bell and Amy Pierce provides new-patient payment information online.

Which office offers dental implants in King?

Sauratown Dental lists implant placement and implant restoration and uses CBCT, digital radiography, intraoral cameras, and a digital scanner.

What routine and restorative services are available?

The listed practices cover cleanings, fillings, crowns, root canals, bridges, dentures, and cosmetic services. Sauratown Dental also lists sealants, fluoride treatments, periodontal care, extractions, and TMJ therapy.

How quickly can I expect a reply from Sauratown Dental?

Its practice information says it replies to messages and email quickly, but it does not provide a specific appointment or treatment turnaround time.

When should a tooth problem be treated as an emergency?

Severe swelling, uncontrolled bleeding, facial trauma, or trouble breathing or swallowing warrants urgent dental or medical care rather than waiting for a routine cleaning. For less urgent pain, contact a dental office for the earliest available appointment.