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Dr. Christian R. Willard is a general dentist and is trained in all aspects of cosmetic dentistry and oral treatment. He has provided dental care to Branson hometown locals and residents from Hollister and surrounding Tri-Lakes area since 1992 with the mission to help create and preserve beautiful smiles. Our dental hygienists and clinical team members are professionally trained and our dental assistants will help you feel comfortable and relaxed. Our goal is to help you accomplish the dental work that is right for your smile.

We implement the latest in dental technology and sterilization techniques to provide the highest quality of services. These include therapeutic cleanings and preventive treatment, dental care, crowns and fillings, dental implants, in office and home whitening, dentures and partials, cosmetic dentistry, and the treatment for dysfunction of tooth grinding known as bruxism. All of our services are performed under local anesthetic and Nitrous Oxide is available.

Proudly serving: Branson, Hollister, MO, Springfield, MO, Forsyth, MO

Helping To Create & Preserve Beautiful Smiles!

     


Meet the Doctor

  • Dr. Willard

    Dr. Willard has been practicing dentistry in the Branson area for 25 years. He moved to the area while in high school graduating from Forsyth High School. He went on to attend Baylor University and obtained his BA degree. Dr. Willard completed his dental degree at UMKC in Kansas City where he graduated with distinction. Following this he completed a residency program in Advanced Education in General Dentistry at Kansas City. In 1992, he and his wife, Christine, opened his practice in Branson, MO to provide and educate his patients on complete, healthy, quality dental care. Dr. Willard and Christine have two children who graduated from Branson High School and are finishing up college. He is active in the community serving on the boards for the Women’s Crisis Center, K-Life, Community Foundation of Taney County, and The Greater Springfield Dental Society.

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8:00 am-5:00 pm

Tuesday:

8:00 am-5:00 pm

Wednesday:

8:00 am-5:00 pm

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8:00 am-5:00 pm

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