A smile, the universal language of inner beauty,
Your beauty can take you around the world,
I’ll give you the smile that speaks every language!
-Marc S. Prince, DMD

Marc S. Prince, DMD

Meet Dr. Prince

Dr. Marc S. Prince DMD is a 1988 graduate of the University of Louisville Dental School. He graduated from Morehead State University in 1985 with a major in Biology and a minor in Chemistry. Being from Grayson, Kentucky he felt a deep connection with helping the eastern Kentucky community. Dr. Prince opened his practice in Ashland, KY to provide quality education and dental therapy. He wants to get to know his patients personally, including their stories and goals. Dr. Prince doesn’t just want to treat patients he wants to create a relationship that lasts a lifetime. His approach to practicing dentistry is a simple one; His goal is to customize an individual’s treatment plan to meet each patient’s specific needs and wants while creating the smile of a lifetime.

Those who know Dr. Prince say he is a perfectionist. He refuses to accept any standard short of excellence, therefore he will only deliver the quality of dental care that patients deem exceptional. He stands behind his workmanship and your stunning smile is the best reward.

Should you be in search of a dental provide; His team offers preventative, restorative, cosmetic , and implant services. Dr. Prince and his staff are ordinary people looking to do extraordinary things. With their 34 years of experience and up to date technology, they pride themselves in offering the best quality dental services.

“Through my years as a dental professional I’ve discovered how a smile can truly transform a person’s life, boosting their confidence to a level that makes them feel powerful and beautiful. Let us show you the gold standard in first class dental care at Prince Dental Arts.”

– Marc S. Prince, DMD

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Pediatric Dentistry

Dental Care For The Whole Family!

Some dental problems begin very early in life. One concern is early childhood tooth decay, a serious condition caused by a child staying on the bottle (or breast) too long. Another problem is gum disease. About 40 percent of children two to three years old have at least mild inflammation of gum tissues. Oral habits (such as digit sucking) should also be checked. The earlier the dental visit, the better the chances of preventing problems. Strong, healthy teeth help your child chew food easily, speak clearly, and feel good about his or her appearance.