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Pick a day and time yourself, on the practice’s booking page. Checkups, cleanings, or something that has been bothering you.
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Accepting new patients from Nolensville, Brentwood, Franklin and south Nashville. Our team works together planning your care, with two therapy dogs on Nolensville Road, for checkups, cleanings, fillings and crowns. Book your first visit online at any hour, or call the office Monday to Thursday, 7:00 to 3:30.
The office is open Monday to Thursday, 7:00 to 3:30 Central.
Pick a day and time yourself, on the practice’s booking page. Checkups, cleanings, or something that has been bothering you.
Book a visit onlineScheduling, insurance, or a quick question before you decide. Outside those hours, the call page offers the booking page or a short request.
Call (615) 941-3368A bigger question, like missing teeth, a crown that keeps failing, or a second opinion? Start with one free visit with Dr. Will.
Bodie and Milly, the practice’s two therapy dogs, are part of the team you meet. The rest of the team is right behind them.
7024 Nolensville Road, Nolensville, Tennessee
Monday to Thursday, 7:00 to 3:30
About 20 minutes from Brentwood, about 35 from Franklin
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Dr. Will and his team are very knowledgeable and caring about your health. He will do only what is best for you. I drive seven hours up from Florida to have all my dental care here. I trust his judgement one hundred percent.
Emily I. · Google review
I had consults with several different places around this area. After talking with Dr. Will I was confident I had made the correct choice. The professionalism of the entire staff is far above any experience I have had with any other dental professional in the past fifty years.
Randy D. · Google review
My experience from the very first consultation through my first two procedures has been amazing at every level. I felt at ease with their candor and concern. Two procedures in and I am well on my way.
Jonathan G. · Google review
Reviews from Google, shared as written. These are individual experiences shared with permission. Results are not typical or guaranteed, individual outcomes vary, and nothing here is a promise of any specific result.
You’ll get to know all three of our doctors. Their work overlaps, and each one brings something a little different to your care.

“Having gone through my own health challenges, I understand your struggles.” Dr. Will takes on the biggest cases here, full-mouth reconstruction, implants and biological dentistry, and he’s the only dentist in Middle Tennessee working with the Yomi robot. He’s also climbed Mt. McKinley.

A Nashville native, Dr. Hayden loves getting to know his patients. If the dentist makes you nervous, tell him, and he’ll work through it with you first. His side of the work is cosmetic and biomimetic dentistry, saving as much of your own tooth as he can.

Dr. Ellie believes great dentistry starts with a great relationship, and she takes the time to listen and explain. Her side of the work is everyday restorative and biomimetic care, like fillings and crowns. She’s a University of Michigan grad. Go Blue!
Most visits are checkups, cleanings, fillings and crowns. Every repair is bonded to the tooth you still have, on the biomimetic protocols, and that does not change from patient to patient. Biological is how much further you take the rest, and that part is your call.
Checkups, cleanings, fillings and crowns, done carefully and explained plainly. What goes in your mouth is chosen to last: tooth-colored bonded fillings, ceramic crowns, and 3D imaging so the doctors see the whole picture before they start.
Biological dentistry connects oral health to the rest of your health. It looks at what is already in your mouth, and what goes in next, with your overall health in mind, and you decide how far to take it. The link between oral and whole-body health is an area of active research.
Biomimetic dentistry repairs a tooth by bonding to what is already there and removing as little of it as possible. It is not an upgrade you ask for. It is how this practice fills a tooth, every time. The goal is a tooth that works the way it did before the crack or the cavity. What does that mean for you? The aim is less sensitivity afterward, fewer problems after the visit, and fewer crowns that break or come off.
The room patients arrive in, the operatories where the work happens, and the quiet moments in between. Open any photo to see it larger.

















These are the other places to start. You can also say so at your first visit and we will point you to the right one.