Dental Public Health dentists in North Carolina
87 dentists declare dental public health in the federal NPI registry.
Declared, not certified: most states, including North Carolina, do not license dental specialties, and a declaration is not proof of residency training.
The science and art of preventing and controlling dental diseases and promoting dental health through organized community efforts.
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- Albemarle 3
- Asheboro 1
- Asheville 7
- Bunn 1
- Burlington 3
- Cameron 1
- Carrboro 1
- Chapel Hill 2
- Charlotte 8
- Clinton 1
- Concord 2
- Davidson 1
- Dunn 2
- Durham 3
- Faison 1
- Franklin 2
- Gastonia 3
- Goldsboro 1
- Greensboro 2
- Greenville 3
- Hayesville 3
- Henderson 1
- Hendersonville 2
- High Point 3
- Hudson 1
- Jackson 1
- Jefferson 4
- Kannapolis 1
- Lillington 1
- Marion 1
- Mocksville 1
- Mooresville 3
- Morehead City 1
- Morganton 1
- Murphy 2
- Prospect Hill 2
- Raleigh 1
- Reidsville 1
- Roanoke Rapids 2
- Robbinsville 2
- Southern Pines 1
- Statesville 1
- Thomasville 1
- Whiteville 1
- Winston Salem 1
Albemarle
Asheboro
Asheville
- Veronica G. Caballero, DDS
- Brianna Gill, DMD
- Alex C. Green, DMD
- David S. Harold, DMD
- Savanna Harrison, DDS
- Leon C. Lester JR., DDS
- Jacqueline B. Wallowitch
Bunn
Burlington
Cameron
Carrboro
Chapel Hill
Charlotte
- Hani M. Aboufoul, DMD
- Carrington Bailey, DDS
- Venesa M. Crumpley, DDS
- Ryan Hunter, DMD
- Chelita K. Kelley, DDS
- Alexander Koo, DMD
- Gary R. Kushner, DDS
- Tiky K. Swain, DDS