Dr. Bannerman graduated from Baylor University with a Bachelors of Business Administration. He then went on to complete his Doctorate of Dental Surgery at the University of Tennessee College of Dentistry.

Dr. Bannerman makes it a priority to provide all of his patients with the one-on-one attention they deserve. His vision for his practice is to create a low-pressure, judgement-free environment where patients feel fully informed and empowered to make wise decisions for their oral health. He believes in taking a team approach to dental care, where both he and his patient work together to achieve the goal of a healthy, attractive smile. To accomplish this, he emphasizes education and open, unhurried communication. He aims to ensure that every patient completely understands his or her diagnosis and treatment plan before leaving the office.

Dr. Bannerman dedicates his time and skills to helping those in need. In addition to serving international dental missions in Peru and Brazil, he is a proud Arkansas resident and strong supporter of local missions. He is proud to have the opportunity to serve and give back to the families in his community.

Dr. Bannerman resides in North Little Rock with his wife, Suzanna, and their children, Abby and Benjamin. When hes not in the office, he enjoys cycling, hiking, traveling, and writing. He is also an active member and study leader in his church.

We believe that our patients are the most important part of our practice, and youll find that our office has been designed to reflect that. From the digital technology that makes your visits more efficient to the TVs that keep you entertained, weve taken great care to maximize your safety, comfort, and convenience.

Digital X-rays emit less radiation than conventional X-rays and use smooth digital sensors instead of sharp X-ray film. Because digital X-rays dont require lengthy chemical processing, the images are available on our computer screen within seconds.

Digital photographs taken with our intraoral cameras give us a clearer view of areas that can be difficult to see in a standard visual exam. Theyre also a vital patient education tool that lets you see exactly what we see in your mouth.

The revolutionary Isolite mouthpiece shields your tongue and cheek during treatment, and it also lets you rest your jaw while we work. Isolite even has a self-aspirating mechanism that eliminates the need for cotton rolls and rinse breaks.