Sep
A person’s smile is a significant part of their appearance. It can make an adult appear more confident than they feel, welcome friends and comfort family, and can break the ice with strangers. Unfortunately, we’re not all born with perfectly aligned, sparkling white, and healthy teeth. However, you don’t have to live with a smile that doesn’t make you feel great. In Denver, North Carolina, Drs. Nathen Ellis and Spencer Stewart offer a full suite of cosmetic dentistry services to help their patients look and feel more confident.
There are many ways a trusted dentist can help you improve your smile, including:
Cosmetic dentistry has the obvious benefit of improving your smile, these services also often improve the health of the mouth and a patient’s overall health and wellness. For example:
If you’re not completely happy with the appearance of your smile, call the Denver Dental Arts office at (704) 908-6969 today. Our team will take the time to examine your mouth and talk to you about your perceived imperfections. Then we can discuss your options and decide which cosmetic dental procedures will help deliver the smile you want and deserve.
Dr. Nathen Ellis graduated Magna Cum Laude from NC State University with a degree in Biological Sciences and a minor in Genetics. His passion for dentistry developed while volunteering for a local dental outreach program during his undergraduate studies. He graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill’s School of Dentistry and relocated to Lincoln County. After practicing for four years as an associate, he set up his practice in Denver, NC. Dr. Ellis has completed hundreds of hours of continuing education, including an American Academy of Implant Dentistry course. He’s an alumnus of the Pankey Institute and Spear Education study club.
Dr. Spencer Stewart graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with a Bachelor of Science in Psychology and a minor in Biology and Chemistry. After being an assistant in dentistry for one year, he returned to Chapel Hill to attend the UNC School of Dentistry. There, he was selected for the Adams Rural Oral Health and Wellness Scholars program, which prepares dental students to work in underserved communities in North Carolina. During this program, Dr. Stewart honed his skills while practicing at the MAHEC clinic in Asheville, NC. Following graduation, he returned to Gaston County and practiced dentistry in Charlotte before joining Denver Dental Arts.

