Dr. Jennifer (Eaton) Sanfordis a native of nearby Franklin, Kentucky. She attended the University of Kentucky where she earned marketing and business degrees before an unexpected root canal led to her decision to pursue a career in dentistry. Dr. Sanford graduated from the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry. She practiced in the Nashville area prior to coming to White House in 2014. In 2016, she realized her dream of owning a small, family dental practice and feels lucky to do so in such a welcoming community.

Dr. Sanford is a member of the Academy of General Dentistry and enjoys treating the entire familys dental needs. She takes many hours of continuing education each year to enhance her ability to serve her patients, including training in the administration of botulinum toxin (Botox and Xeomin).

Dr. Sanford and her husband Timmy reside in Greenbrier with their three children and are members of Grace Baptist Church in Springfield, TN. When not practicing, she loves spending time with her children (who are growing up too quickly), family, and friends. Dr. Sanford is a lifelong fan of her alma mater, the Kentucky Wildcats (go cats!) and also enjoys reading.

Our team of dedicated dental health professionals are here to serve you. We combine extensive knowledge in the field of dentistry with a passion for helping people love their smiles. It is our goal to create a friendly and professional atmosphere that you can rely on for all of your dental needs.

Dr. Jennifer (Eaton) Sanford is a native of nearby Franklin, Kentucky. She attended the University of Kentucky where she earned marketing and business degrees before an unexpected root canal led to her decision to pursue a career in dentistry. Dr. Sanford graduated from the University of Kentucky College of Dentistry in 2010. She practiced in the Nashville area prior to coming to White House. Dr. Sanford is a member of the Academy of General Dentistry and enjoys treating the entire familys dental needs.

If you call or visit the office and have a question about your dental benefits, you will likely speak with Linda. Linda has worked in the dental field for 22 years. She resides in Pleasant View with her husband of 21 years and their daughter. In her free time, Linda enjoys antiquing and spending time with family.

Jennifer graduated from Tennessee State University in 2010. She grew up in Gallatin and Hendersonville but now resides in nearby Goodlettsville with her husband Brandon and sons Garrett and Dillon. She enjoys spending time with her children, who are involved in soccer and musical theater, as well as boating on the lake.

When you visit the office, you will find Cheryl working side by side with Dr. Sanford to treat your dental needs. Cheryl has been a Dental Assistant for 31 years. Originally from Maryland, she earned her degree from Delaware Tech. Cheryl lives in Greenbrier with her husband and children. In her spare time, she enjoys antiquing and scouring flea markets.

If you call the office or visit our front desk, you are likely to speak with Deanna. Prior to working in the front office, Deanna served as a dental assistant. She graduated from the dental assisting program at Remington College in 2010. Deanna lives in Portland with her husband Brian and two children. Outside the office, Deanna enjoys gardening and camping.

Alex has been practicing in the area for over 5 years. She lives in Cottontown with her husband, adorable little girl, and 85 pound lab! Alex loves Jesus, spending time with her family, & riding horses.

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