About Tooth & Co.

Tooth & Co. is a family dental practice at 915 Plantation Blvd, Suite A in Fairhope, Alabama, working across preventive, restorative, and cosmetic dentistry under one roof. The practice's recorded scope spans biomimetic inlays and onlays, ceramic crowns, biocompatible materials, dental implants, safe mercury filling removal, ozone therapy, myofunctional therapy, TMJ/TMD therapy, sleep and airway dentistry, and veneers. Care is framed around whole-patient assessment rather than isolated teeth: the clinical team accounts for sleep health and oral function alongside the dentition, and offers sleep apnea screening with oral appliance therapy. Restorative work is supported in-house by digital intraoral scanning, digital and CBCT 3D radiography, 3D printing, and in-office milling of restorations, so indirect adhesive restorations can be designed and produced on site. In-house sedation options are available, and dedicated emergency slots are held open through the day for both established and new patients.

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Credentialed Clinician

Chase Williams

IAOMT member

IAOMT recordverified 22 October 2026

Procedures

Biocompatible Materials Biomimetic Inlays Biomimetic Onlays Ozone Therapy Safe Mercury Filling Removal Ceramic Crowns Dental Implants Holistic Dentistry Myofunctional Therapy Sleep & Airway Dentistry TMJ / TMD Therapy Veneers

Clinic Details

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Common Questions

What does the practice treat beyond routine restorative dentistry?

Alongside preventive care, fillings, ceramic crowns and implant therapy, the practice works in sleep and airway dentistry — screening for obstructive sleep apnea and sleep-disordered breathing and providing oral appliance therapy for adults, children and infants. Cosmetic work including porcelain veneers, whitening and clear aligner orthodontics is also offered, as is TMJ/TMD and myofunctional therapy.

How are crowns, inlays and onlays produced here?

Indirect restorations are handled with an in-house digital workflow. Digital intraoral scanning replaces conventional impression materials, capturing high-resolution images of the teeth and surrounding structures, and the office runs 3D printing and in-house milling of restorations. Digital radiography and CBCT 3D imaging support diagnosis and planning for adhesive and implant-supported work.

Is sedation available for longer or more complex appointments?

Yes. In-house sedation options are offered and can be discussed with the clinical team before treatment, including for extended restorative or reconstructive appointments. The practice also treats patients who report dental anxiety, and describes patient education and open discussion of treatment options as part of how care is planned.

Can I be seen the same day for a fractured tooth or acute pain?

The practice holds dedicated emergency appointment slots throughout the day and treats emergencies for new patients as well as existing ones. Call the office first: the team advises on immediate steps, then determines how quickly you can be seen. Bring any fragments of a fractured tooth, or a dislodged crown, stored in milk or saline.

When is the office open, and how do I reach it?

The published hours are Monday to Thursday, 8am to 2pm. The office is at 915 Plantation Blvd, Suite A, Fairhope, AL 36532, and the listed telephone number is (251) 313-6323. The practice states that it offers flexible scheduling options and publishes financing information for new patients.

Does the practice see children as well as adults?

It is structured as a family practice covering all ages. For children, care centres on preventive measures, cleanings, examinations and sealants, with early intervention where indicated. Airway and sleep-disordered breathing concerns are addressed in infants and children as well as adults, working with parents on sleep patterns. Care for older patients covers gum disease and tooth loss.