Vintage Dental Arts

The corner of N Churton and King holds a quiet storefront marked by a simple brass plaque. Vintage Dental Arts has kept the town’s smiles sharp since moving into the 19th-century brick row. Inside the space, general check-ups meet cosmetic cleanings and restorative crowns under the same white coat tradition. They handle root canals and periodontal scaling with the same routine care, without fanfare. You’ll find the practice tucked at 119 N Churton St, where the two-lane traffic hums past antiques shops and gardens. It sits between the courthouse square and the Haw River trailhead, an easy hop from the farmers market once a week. No grand signage—just the address in discreet lettering above the doorbell. Need an appointment? Dial (919) 732-8179 and let the voicemail pick up the basics. They’ll return the message with a time slot and a confirmation text minutes later. Crowns, fillings, and exams remain the core menu; implants and night guards slot in when needed. Get here by car or on foot. Pull directions straight from the map—drop a pin at the curb for metered spots. No reserved spaces, just one block shy of the town green, close enough to walk once parked.