Dr. Terrence Augillard

Dentistry in New Orleans runs the gamut from historic French Quarter practices to modern clinics in quieter neighborhoods. Among them is a practice on Frenchmen Street, where the rhythm of the area shifts from daytime errands to evening music. This isn’t the tourist-heavy stretch of the street; it’s a block where locals still handle daily routines between jazz clubs and corner stores.

The office of Dr. Terrence Augillard sits at 3711 Frenchmen St, a few doors down from the more flamboyant storefronts but still within walking distance of the Marigny’s cafés and bookshops. Dentists in this part of town often serve a mix of long-time residents and newer arrivals, offering everything from routine cleanings to more involved procedures. The address places it just far enough from the late-night crowd to keep things steady—no competing with brass bands for parking, just a standard New Orleans sidewalk.

General dentistry covers a lot of ground: exams, fillings, crowns, even the occasional emergency extraction when a weekend praline habit goes wrong. Some practices lean into cosmetic work or specialized treatments, but the core is usually preventive care—keeping things functional before they become urgent. Frenchmen Street’s dental offices, like others in the city, operate in a city where sugar is a cultural staple; that alone keeps the schedule full.

Appointments here can be set by phone—just call (504) 947-7700. For first-time visitors, the map listing clarifies the exact spot, since Frenchmen’s numbering can be confusing where it meets Esplanade.