Andrew Kloch

Dental care along the Grand Strand isn’t just about routine cleanings—it’s about maintaining oral health in a coastal community where salt air and sugary vacation treats can take a toll. Andrew Kloch offers general dentistry services in Surfside Beach, a quieter stretch between Myrtle Beach’s bustle and the laid-back vibe of Murrells Inlet. Preventive care, fillings, and basic restorative work fit the needs of both year-round residents and seasonal visitors who’d rather not cut a trip short for a dental issue. The practice handles the essentials without frills, which suits a town where flip-flops are year-round footwear and appointments need to fit between tide schedules.

The office sits at 1602 US-17 BUS Bus, a commercial corridor that’s easy to spot between the beach road and the Intracoastal Waterway. This isn’t a high-rise dental plaza but a low-key location where the parking lot might share space with boats on trailers and surfboards strapped to roofs. Reviews suggest a steady stream of patients—41 on Google—but no star rating is displayed, leaving impressions to word of mouth and firsthand visits. For a town that runs on referrals (and the occasional "my cousin’s friend swears by..."), that might be enough.

Questions about services or scheduling? The phone line—(843) 238-3332—connects directly to the front desk. And if Surfside’s traffic circles confuse even the locals, the map pin drops you two miles from the pier, where the pace slows and the dental chair might be the only seat in town without a view of the ocean.