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Our Doctors

Sunrise Dental | ClearCorrect reg , Sports Mouthguards and Implant Restorations

Dinah Vice, DDS

Dr. Dinah Vice first became interested in dentistry while an undergraduate at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. Her teeth were very crooked, and she lacked self-confidence when she smiled. Dr. Vice entered The Ohio State University Program of Dental Hygiene in 1970. Upon completion, she practiced dental hygiene on and off for eight years while married to her husband and raising their three children.

Sunrise Dental | Sedation Dentistry, ClearCorrect reg  and Dental Lab

Esther Vice Hanson, DDS

Dr. Dinah Vice first became interested in dentistry while an undergraduate at The Ohio State University in Columbus, Ohio. Her teeth were very crooked, and she lacked self-confidence when she smiled. Dr. Vice entered The Ohio State University Program of Dental Hygiene in 1970. Upon completion, she practiced dental hygiene on and off for eight years while married to her husband and raising their three children.

Sunrise Dental | Dental Cleanings, TMJ Disorders and Extractions

Laura Azzu, DDS

Dr. Laura Azzu is originally from Chapel Hill, NC. After completing her undergraduate degree in biology from Peace College in Raleigh, she received her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill School of Dentistry in 2014.

Sunrise Dental | Preventative Program, Inlays  amp  Onlays and Laser Dentistry

Virginia Anderson, DDS

Dr. Virginia Anderson graduated from UNC-Chapel Hill with her Bachelor of Arts and Doctor of Dental Surgery degrees making her a proud double Tar Heel and avid Carolina fan! Dr. Anderson is passionate about making connections with her patients and helping them better understand and improve their oral health.

Healthy Smiles Support Overall Wellness

Dental issues affecting your smile can also have consequences on the health of the rest of the body. It’s why our office emphasizes the importance of prevention, routine checkups, and providing patients with the resources and care required to maintain good oral health that supports wellness.