Dr. Khullar was born in Texas and grew up in White Hall, Arkansas. He received his Bachelor of Science degree from the University of Central Arkansas in 1999, then went on to receive his Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of Tennessee in 2003. While in Dental School he met his wife and they now have three wonderful children, who are the stars of their life! They chose to come back to Arkansas because of its wonderful schools, scenic beauty, great people, and to be close to family and friends.

Dr. Khullar has trained at the prestigious Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies (LVI) and The Misch International Implant Institute (MIII). The prestigious 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012 and 2013 America's Top Dentists award was given to him from the Consumer Research Council. He is also a member of the Academy of General Dentistry, the International Congress of Oral Implantologists, American Dental Association and the Arkansas State Dental Association.

Dr. Fox grew up in Crossett, Arkansas, and graduated from the University of Arkansas at Fayetteville, where he obtained a degree in chemistry. He attended dental school at the University of Tennessee in Memphis. Upon graduating he began practicing dentistry in North Little Rock, Arkansas, in 1978. He has practiced in North Little Rock his entire dental career.

Dr. Fox has been awarded the honor of Top Dentist by his dental peers in 2007, 2008, 2010 and 2015. Dr. Fox and his wife, Pam, have three children and eight grandchildren. He enjoys following Arkansas Razorback football, participating in church activities and spending time with his family (especially at the beach!). Dr. Fox loves helping people take care of their teeth and enjoys the many friendships he has developed over the years with his patients. He looks forward to serving you.

Hi! I am Trish. I am a Registered Dental Assistant and the Office Manager. I have been a part of the Dentalways team since August of 2006.I am happily married to the most precious man ever, Calvin Barnes, and together we have 4 grown kids, Amanda, Matt (wife Jade), Blake, and Adam. We have one grandson, Rowan, who is the absolute apple of our eye!!! And one on the way!

In my spare time I enjoy the country life. We live on a farm, we have cattle, horses, and two donkeys, which I have wanted all my life!! I am always outside on the farm with my babies when I am not at Dentalways. I also enjoy fishing, and photography. Sunrises and sunsets are high on my list of priorities.

I have received extensive training in all aspects of dentistry from Dr. Khullar, and the Las Vegas Institute. Our practice has grown from one office to four. Dr. Khullar is always encouraging his team to continue to further our education and new techniques on the latest procedures to accommodate our patients. He is always on board to not only further his knowledge, but his team as well.

We have an awesome team that works to insure a comfortable and pleasant experience for our patients. I love working for Dentalways, I enjoy everything about my job. I am so thankful to be a part of such an awesome family! We are all about YOU! I love meeting new people, and visiting with our patients. One of the most rewarding things for me is when a patient can enjoy coming to the dentist office for treatment without being horrified from a past experience. We are a friendly, fun-loving, yet highly trained team.

Hello, my name is Jessica and I am a Treatment Coordinator at Dentalways. I have been married for 14 years, and I have 3 amazing children. In my free time I enjoy fishing, camping, and spending time with my family. I graduated from Mt. Vernon/Enola High School in 2005. I then attended Eastern College where I earned my license as a Registered Dental Assistant in 2006.

I have been a part of the Dentalways family for over 12 years now and I couldn't ask for a better dental team to work with. Shortly after joining Dr. Khullar's team he took us to Las Vegas for very advanced continuing education in Cosmetic, TMJ, and Neuromuscular Dentistry at the Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dentistry. I can proudly say that our office offers the best dental experience in every aspect of dentistry, from the quality of treatment to the financial arrangements. Every aspect is done with great care.

Hello! I'm Cinnamon and I'm a registered dental assistant and have been in the dental field for over ten years now. I've recently transitioned to the administrative area of dentistry and I am enjoying learning new aspects of the dental industry in order to serve you more efficiently.

I am also a mother of three. A twenty-one year old, a thirteen year old and a five year old! You could say they keep me on my toes. I also enjoy the outdoors and try to get out as much as possible whether it's floating the White River or riding ATV's or just being outside with my two dogs.

I started working with Dr. Michael Fox in 2008 and joined Dentalways in 2014. This is the best dental team in experience, top-notch training, and personality that I've ever had the pleasure of working with. I love my Dentalways team and look forward to serving you for all your dental needs.

My name is Jessica and I am from Lonoke, Arkansas. My hobbies include spending time with my family, singing, and photography. I graduated from Lonoke High School in 2013. I then attended Arkansas State University- Beebe where I received my associate's degree in liberal arts.

I joined the Dentalways team in December of 2015 where I began training under Dr. Khullar and received my registered dental assistant certification. I strongly believe that Dentalways is an inviting and warm environment for patients and Dentalways team members. I am thankful for the opportunities given to me by Dr. Khullar and the friendships and bonds that I have created with my team members at Dentalways.

Hello my name is Alice and I'm a Little Rock native. My husband and I have two children. Our daughter Elizabeth is married to her lifelong best friend Justin, and our son Benjamin is now the center of our lives as we are privileged once again to parent a young soul full of energy. My life is also blessed with a very large extended family. We are active in our local church and enjoy traveling.

My collegiate studies began at the University of Arkansas at Little Rock where I graduated summa cum laude with Bachelor of Art degrees in both History and English in 1998. I then continued my studies at the University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences where I completed my Bachelor of Science degree in Dental Hygiene in 2000.

I have practiced exclusively in the Little Rock area until I joined the Dentalways team. Now I enjoy working with the team in several of our locations. My passion is providing the best care to each of our patients. It's a privilege to work alongside Dr. Khullar as he gives customized care to each individual. It's exciting to be a part of helping transform and maintain not only a person's cosmetic appearance, but also a vital part of overall health and quality of life. I'm excited about being a part of the Dentalways family for many years to come. Call us today so we can begin serving you.

Welcome! My name is Claranne. I grew up in Russellville Arkansas but have lived in Little Rock for the past nine years. I have been a hygienist and team member with Dentalways for 5 years now. Besides teeth, I enjoy spending time with my husband and our fur baby Birdie and making memories with family and friends. I love all things travel, food, and shopping.

I attended University of Arkansas for Medical Sciences where I earned my Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene in 2013. I have truly enjoyed being a dental hygienist. Having the ability to work with my patients and give them the educational tools to improve their oral health and general well-being is what makes my job so rewarding.

The comfort and health of patients here at Dentalways is first priority. We can provide preventive care using state of the art technology along with our well-educated team. This is what makes Dentalways the best choice for your oral healthcare. Hope to meet you soon!

Digital radiography, a digital x-ray, is the latest technology employed to take dental x-rays. This technique uses an electronic sensor (instead of x-ray film) to capture and store your images on a computer. This image can be instantly viewed and enlarged, helping to detect and analyze your complete oral health. Digital x-rays reduce radiation 80-90% compared to the already low exposure of traditional dental x-rays.

Dental x-rays are great preventative and diagnostic tools, providing valuable information not visible during a regular dental exam. We at Dentalways in Little Rock can use this information to safely and accurately detect hidden dental abnormalities and complete an accurate treatment plan. Without x-rays, problem areas may go undetected.

We're all naturally exposed to certain amounts of radiation in our environment. Digital x-rays generate a significantly lower level of radiation compared to traditional dental x-rays. Digital x-rays are not only better for the health and safety of you, the patient - they are faster and more comfortable to take, which reduces your time in the dental office. Because the image is digital and electronically captured, there's no need to develop x-rays, therefore eliminating the disposal of harmful waste and chemicals into the environment.

Even though digital x-rays produce a low level of radiation and are considered very safe, Dr. Khullar and his team still take necessary precautions to limit your exposure to radiation. These precautions include only taking necessary x-rays, while using lead apron shields to protect the body.

The need for dental x-rays depends on your individual dental health needs. We'll recommend necessary x-rays based upon the review of your medical and dental history, a dental exam, signs and symptoms, your age and risk of disease.

A full mouth series of dental x-rays is recommended for new patients and the results are typically good for three to five years. Bite-wing x-rays (x-rays of top and bottom teeth biting together) are taken at recall (check-up) visits and are recommended once or twice a year to detect new dental problems.

Panoramic X-rays do what the name suggests. They take wrap-around photographs of your face and teeth, offering a otherwise invisible view. X-rays in general, bring to light hidden structures, such as wisdom teeth, reveal preliminary signs of cavities, and illuminate fractures and bone loss.Panoramic X-rays are easy and simple to perform. Typically, dental X-rays involve film being placed inside your mouth, but panoramic film is hidden inside a mechanism that rotates around the outside of your head.

When we use a panoramic x-ray, it provides family dentist Dr. Khullar and our entire Dentalways team, with an ear-to-ear two-dimensional view of both the upper and lower jaw. Most commonly, panoramic x-rays are used to show the positioning of wisdom teeth and to check whether dental implants will affects your mandibular nerve.

Panoramic X-rays are generally taken on an as-needed basis, unlike bitewing x-rays that require re-takes every few years. A panoramic x-ray is used to provide a better view of the sinus areas, nasal areas and mandibular nerve. Panoramic x-rays are preferable to bitewing x-rays when you're in extreme pain, and when a sinus problem is suspected to have caused dental problems.

The Panorex equipment consists of a rotating arm that holds the x-ray generator, and a moving film attachment that holds the pictures. The head is positioned between these two devices. The x-ray generator then moves around your head taking pictures. The positioning of the body and the head is what determines how clear, sharp and useful the x-rays will be to us. The pictures are magnified by as much as 30% to ensure that even the tiniest detail will be noted.

Panoramic x-rays are an important diagnostic tool, valuable for planning future treatments. They are safer than other types of x-rays because less radiation enters the body. Together with other technology and advanced treatments, panoramic x-rays are wonderful in helping us diagnosis and treat dental problems, preventing future problems from occurring.

In the last few years, laser dentistry has outdated certain traditional dentistry practices, because treatments are more precise and less painful. This newer style of dentistry employs intense beams of light cast by a dental laser. Dental lasers can be used to perform a variety of treatments, including soft tissue shaping and removal.

The FDA deemed laser dentistry to be safe for public usage in 1990. Since then, we at Dentalways have incorporated dental lasers into everyday procedures reducing bleeding, anxiety and post-treatment recovery times. With dental lasers, there is far less damage far of the surrounding tissue than with traditional techniques which means less pain and discomfort for you.

Laser dentistry is incredibly versatile and plays an important role in an advancing number of common dental procedures. Though laser dentistry is mainly associated with cosmetic treatments, its equally effective for preventative purposes. Ways dental lasers can be used:

TOOTH PREPARATIONPrior to laser dentistry, a drill would be required to prepare the tooth for a filling. Lasers can now completely eliminate the need for drilling and anesthesia. Lasers also successfully kill oral bacteria around the surgical site.

RESHAPING SOFT TISSUEDental lasers can dissolve soft tissue to expose more of the natural tooth (crown lengthening), reshape soft tissue to make gummy smiles more attractive, and remove uncomfortable soft tissue folds caused by denture wear.

Different conditions require different types of dental lasers. Each laser uses a different wavelength of light, which predicates its best use. The most common types of dental lasers are carbon dioxide lasers and diode lasers, generally used to treat soft tissue problems. Dr. Khullar and his Dentalways team will decide which type of laser is best to use after conducting x-rays and a thorough examination.

Special glasses will be provided to protect your eyes, since the laser beam is extremely bright. Dr. Khullar will then direct the beam at the affected area and carefully dissolve the soft tissue, harden the filling or whiten the teeth. This takes far less time than conventional methods and causes far less anxiety and discomfort.

Waterlase md turboBIOLASE Technology has designed innovative dental lasers to reduce the complexity and trauma associated with many common dental procedures. The drill (aka the handpiece) strikes fear into the hearts of many with its accompanying noise, vibration and heat. The Waterlase device uses 'hydrokinetic technology' to remove hard and soft tissue with laser-powered water droplets. There is no heat, no vibrations and no noise when a Waterlase laser is used. And its completely safe. The FDA deemed the hydrokinetic laser safe for use on both adults and children in 1998.

Waterlase works by accurately combining atomized water and laser energy to gently eliminate hard and soft tissue. This accuracy and precision means in most cases, there's no need for anesthesia. In addition, the laser actually sterilizes the surgical area, meaning there's less risk of bacterial entering, causing infections. For children and patients that have a real fear of the dentist, the Waterlase offers a needle-less, painless way to achieve the perfect smile.

Physicians have relied on computerized axial tomography scans (CAT), for many years. CAT scans are an x-ray procedure employing different x-ray images with the help of computers to generate cross-sectional or even 3D views of your internal organs and the structures within your body. A knee replacement surgery, for example, would never be performed without first examining 3D imaging.

More recently, dentists have started to rely on 3D imaging techniques and Galileos CT scans to provide them with a detailed view of the mouth and skull. The advantage that 3D imaging holds over regular dental x-rays is that bone structure, bone density, tissues and nerves can be clearly viewed.

Because Galileos CT scans can be completed in less than 14 seconds, far less radiation enters your body than a regular set of bitewing x-rays. The main use for Galileos CT scans is as an aid to plan dental implant treatment and other oral surgeries.

Dental implants are the most sophisticated replacement for missing teeth, but have historically proven to be time-consuming to place. Galileos CT scans vastly reduce the time it takes to implant teeth. With the Cerec to Galileos connection Dr. Khullar is able to predictably place implants, due to CT guided implant placement and restorations.

Galileos CT scans are advantageous because they allow the our Little Rock Dentalways team, to magnify specific areas of your face. In addition, family dentist Dr. Khullar can easily view cross-sectional slices of your jaw, which makes planning treatment easier and faster.

Galileos CT scans are quick and simple to perform. A Cone Beam Imaging System is at the heart of the Galileos scanner. During the scan, you will sit stationary on a designated seat. The cone beams are used to take literally hundreds of pictures of your face. These pictures are used to compile an exact 3D image of the inner mechanisms of your jaw and face. Family dentist, Dr. Khullar is able to zoom in on specific areas and view them from alternate angles.

The Galileos CT scan is an incredible tool, minimizing the cost of dental treatment, reducing treatment time and enhancing the end results of dental surgery. Together with other technology and advanced treatments, Sirona Galileos 3D imaging is wonderful in helping us diagnosis and treat dental problems, preventing future problems from occurring.