For almost two decades, Nolensville Dental has offered modern dentistry that changes the way our patients live. Dr. David Harr has been practicing in Nolensville since 2001 and Dr. Carol Baxter joined our team in 2013.

Dr. David Harr has been practicing in the Nolensville area since 2000. He grew up a few miles from the practices current location and attended Franklin Road Academy from kindergarten through high school. After high school, Dr. Harr obtained his Bachelors of Science degree in Biology from Centre College. Dr. Harr graduated with his Doctorate of Dental Medicine at the University of Louisville. Dr. Harr completed a general practice residency at the University of Kentucky Chandler Medical Center.

Dr. Harr has continued to seek education to further his skills and remain on the cutting-edge in the field of dentistry. He completed a ten-month course on dental implants at the Medical College of Georgia. Since then, he has received an Associate Fellowship status in the American Academy of Implant Dentistry. Dr. Harr has also been awarded Fellowship status in the Academy of General Dentistry. Both awards require standardized testing, hundreds of hours of continuing education, and for the AAID, an oral exam and defense of completed cases.

Dr. Harr was the first dentist in middle Tennessee to perform an FDA-approved periodontal procedure called Laser Assisted New Attachment Procedure, a procedure which helps treat moderate and advanced periodontal disease using a laser-assisted protocol. Dr. Harr has been performing this procedure since 2006. Currently, Dr. Harr is pursuing accreditation in the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry and his Mastership in the Academy of General Dentistry. He is currently a participating member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry. Dr Harr has also been certified a level 2 provider by the Center for Neural Occlusion and currently is testing for level 3.

Dr. Carol Baxter is originally from Floridas Space Coast. She received her Doctorate of Dental Surgery from the University of Tennessee Health Science Center, where she graduated with honors. Dr. Baxter has been with Nolensville Dental since 2013. She strives to stay up-to-date on the latest dental research and advances in order to offer her patients the best care possible. Dr. Baxter is an active member of the American Academy of General Dentistry and is currently pursuing a Fellowship status in the organization.

At Nolensville Dental, we use the best that modern dental technology has to offer so that our patients can enjoy the excellent dental care they deserve. Dr. Harr and Dr. Baxter use lasers daily to provide our patients with some of the most minimally invasive, cutting edge treatments available in dentistry.

While lasers may sound like something out of science fiction, the word is actually just an acronym that stands for Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation. Lasers use light energy to precisely remove damaged or unwanted soft tissue.

Our office uses the three high-tech lasers: Fotona Lightwalker, DIAGNOdent, PerioLase MVP-7 which can be used to perform LANAP, a procedure used to treat moderate to severe periodontal disease without reflecting the gum off of the bone.

We know how important your time is. Thats why our doctors invested in the CEREC CAD/CAM technology. CAD and CAM stands for computer-aided design and computer-aided manufacturing. CEREC helps us create you a custom, tooth-colored dental restoration like a crown or a filling in one visit. The CEREC intraoral camera takes a 3D image of your tooth then sends the data to an onsite milling machine to create your custom porcelain restoration. CEREC means no more temporaries, and no more return visits to get work finished!

Treatments can range from doing nothing to bite adjustment therapies (Disclusion Time Reduction, Managed Anterior Guidance), laser therapy, splint therapy, botox, surgery, or physical therapy modalities to combine therapies like Trudenta. TruDenta is a drug-free, needle-free, and pain-free system that provides long-lasting pain relief. The life-changing, therapeutic treatments have been effective in patients suffering from the painful symptoms of chronic headaches, migraines, TMJ/TMD, and many other painful conditions.

T-Scan is a device that provides dynamic analysis of the timing of teeth touching together and the relative force of the teeth touching together. This technology has proved to be a much more accurate way to evaluate the way teeth come together over bite ribbon markings. This technology can also be combined with EMG recordings to determine the way the muscles of mastication behave while biting together.

Do you ever wish you could see inside your own mouth and understand exactly what our doctors have told you about? Well, the intraoral camera can help with that. This miniature video camera offers a high resolution, 40X magnification view of whats going on in your mouth, so we can help diagnose and craft a treatment plan that is perfect for you. Youll be amazed at what you can see with this nifty little device.

Nowadays, digital X-rays are the norm in dental offices, because they are safer, easier, and more efficient than standard X-rays. This is because digital X-rays emit up to 90% less radiation, are environmentally friendly, and can be viewed and enhanced instantly. When it comes to making a quick and accurate diagnosis, digital is a huge step up from the standard X-ray option. On top of that, digital X-rays are automatically saved to your file and can be accessed easily at any time in the future.