Dr. Jennifer Williams, a native of Wilmington, N.C., received under graduate degrees in chemistry and biology from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, and returned to their dental school to earn her doctorate in dental surgery. Her husband Mark, also a Carolina graduate, owns and operates his own business as a general contractor. They currently reside in Southport with their two children Brayden and Alexandra who are involved in sports, dance, Cub Scouts and church related activities.
Dr. Williams enjoys walking, biking, gardening and spending time with her family. She is a member of the American Dental Society, Academy of General Dentistry, and North Carolina Dental Society as well as other local groups and study clubs. Helping others has always been a passion of Dr. Williams, and working with New Hope Clinic to create a dental clinic there in 2001 has created an opportunity for many residents in need to receive needed care. She attends continuing education courses to further her education and keep up-to-date on new products and techniques, and consistently exceeds the recommended annual requirement for continuing education.
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Rating 4.4 out of 5 based on 5 reviews
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newest oldest highest lowestDebbie Roberts Weber
2 years ago
Everyone in the office does a great job. I feel very comfortable with Dr. Williams and would recommend them to anyone in need of a dentist. Paula, my hygienist is great as well.
Ken McDaniel
2 years ago
Had first appointment scheduled, walked in and completed mundane paperwork & was called back in ten minutes. After a little confusion on my cleaning schedule, everything turned out perfect with Dr Williams, Jamie & the other lady whom I don't remember the name. They rock an I'll be doing my dental work there going forward. Thank you Jamie for working me in. You guys rock.
Poppy Westfalin
4 years ago
I was a patient for 3-5 years and my teeth actually got worse as a patient here. They missed 2 major cavities and didn't notice until the point where basically the whole tooth had to be removed, despite my getting regular cleanings and they had no idea what was happening to my teeth. I was getting white spots on my teeth due to thin teeth and enamel lose and I had to tell them what was happening. They still have no answers for me!
Poppy Westfalin
5 years ago
I was a patient for 3-5 years and my teeth actually got worse as a patient here. They missed 2 major cavities and didn't notice until the point where basically the whole tooth had to be removed, despite my getting regular cleanings and they had no idea what was happening to my teeth. I was getting white spots on my teeth due to thin teeth and enamel lose and I had to tell them what was happening. They still have no answers for me!
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