Michelle Elaine Ziegler, DDS, RDH

Charleston’s dental scene has its quiet constants. Michelle Elaine Ziegler, DDS, RDH keeps a first-floor suite at 29 Bee St, a spot most locals recognize by the brick storefront just off the Crosstown. Routine cleanings, fillings, and the occasional crown are handled here, along with the less frequent but necessary root canals and extractions.

Preventive care still drives most visits—fluoride treatments, sealants, and digital X-rays that cut down on guesswork. Patients who need more involved work, like bridges or dentures, can expect the same space without having to wander across town. The office shares a block with a few small law firms and a coffee kiosk, so parking rarely feels like a scavenger hunt.

Anyone new to the peninsula can pull up directions before the morning rush. When it’s time to schedule, a quick call to (843) 867-7645 usually books the next available slot without fuss. The neighborhood stays low-key, the kind of place where the sidewalks roll up early but the dental chair stays open.