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Patient Preferred Dental Injections

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For many patients, it is not the pain of a filling or crown that causes anxiety; it is typically the fear of the aesthetic injection that precedes the treatment. Fortunately, modern dental technology has delivered ways to address this fear and eliminate the dreaded discomfort of receiving a shot in the dental chair. The Dental…

Bone Loss and Dental Implants

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Missing teeth lead to a host of unwanted problems that go beyond the unattractive gaps within your smile. In fact, some of the biggest setbacks from a missing permanent tooth is what goes on beneath the gum line. A lost tooth also means a lost tooth root. How Does Bone Loss Occur After Missing Teeth…

Why Straight Teeth Matter

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Think your crooked teeth are just a cosmetic burden? Think again. While orthodontics can certainly boost the appearance of your smile, there are some valued benefits that straight teeth can offer towards your dental health too. If you are an adult who has avoided or dismissed orthodontic treatment, we invite you to consider what there…

Help Your Whitening Results Last

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Having a bright white smile is one of the most incredible accessories that you can own. A beautiful smile portrays confidence, welcomes others into your presence, and is seen as an attractive quality. Millions of Americans choose to have their teeth whitened each year in the United States. There are highly effective options that can…

Healthy Choices for a Healthy Smile

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If you ask 100 people what they could do to be healthier, most of them would have very similar answers. Giving up smoking, exercising more, drinking less alcohol, getting more sleep, and eating a healthy diet are the most common things people think of when they think of “getting healthy.” However, there is another area…

Gum Health Matters

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When you think of your health, your first thoughts probably gravitate toward your weight, diet, and how you feel. Those are all great ways to gauge your health. After all, most doctors put a considerable emphasis on a healthy diet and weight. Yet, your health is much more than a number on the scale or…

Dry Mouth? Please Take it Seriously.

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Like it or not, allergy season is in full swing. When asked, “When is allergy season in Charleston?” the answer is: always. In South Carolina, allergy season lasts approximately ten months out of twelve. With our warmer climate, flowers and plants bloom and produce allergens for prolonged periods. Allergies can be miserable for anyone who…

Broken Molar

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The back teeth, known as molars, are put through a lot. These teeth are responsible for chewing foods so that you can easily swallow them and your digestive system can easily digest them. You depend on your molars every day to keep your body fueled, and because they go through so much usage, they can…

Save Your Tooth and Relieve Your Pain

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When it comes to the health of your smile, you have two options. Take preventative measures to protect your smile by flossing daily, brushing at least twice a day, and keeping regular dental appointments. Seek evaluation and treatment whenever any type of issue arises with your oral health. After the baby teeth fall out, we…

Drink Your Smile Healthy

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Drinking more water is the single best thing you can do for your health. Whether your glass is half-empty or half-full, drinking water is always good for you. Our bodies are made up of 60% water, so staying adequately hydrated is crucial to your overall health. Yet, there are specific benefits that water provides to…

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Meet Our Doctors

Dr. James B. Wisner

Dr. James B. Wisner was raised in Charleston and attended Porter-Gaud High School. He graduated from The Honors College at The University of South Carolina in 1996 and received his D.M.D. degree in 2002 from the Medical University of South Carolina’s College of Dental Medicine. Dr. Wisner served in Las Vegas, Nevada and Spangdahlem, Germany…

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Dr. Caitlin McPherson

Dr. Caitlin McPherson was born and raised in Charleston, South Carolina. A graduate of Porter Gaud High School, she went on to receive her Bachelors of Science from Clemson University’s Calhoun Honors College. Dr. McPherson earned her Doctorate of Dental Medicine from the Medical University of South Carolina’s College of Dental Medicine. She is an…

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Dr. Luke E. Severance

Dr. Luke E. Severance

Dr. Luke E. Severance believes dentistry goes far beyond just treating teeth – it’s about building lasting relationships and making a genuine difference in the lives of his patients. Dr. Severance was raised in Florence, South Carolina and graduated with summa cum laude from the University of South Carolina. He went on to receive his…

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Emergency Appointments Welcome

We warmly welcome all emergency appointments, ensuring prompt and compassionate care when you need it most

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Dentistry should be as affordable as it is high-quality. At Peninsula Cosmetic & Family Dentistry, we firmly believe that the terms of a dental insurance plan (or lack thereof) should not dictate the quality of care our patients deserve. That’s why we are pleased to offer our in-house savings plan.

Now, patients who are uninsured can STILL save on general, preventative, and even ortho services!

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538 Savannah Hwy
Charleston, SC 29407

Phone: (843) 507-5481
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Lunch break: 1pm - 2pm

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