Water's Edge Family and Cosmetic Dentistry

Water's Edge Family and cosmetic dentistry is a dental practice located in Mount Pleasant, South Carolina, headed by Dr. Nicole Dahlkemper. The clinic offers a wide array of dental services, ranging from routine cleanings and family dentistry to advanced cosmetic procedures and full-mouth restorations. Dr. Dahlkemper is a highly respected dentist with a strong educational background, having graduated at the top of her class from both Allegheny College and Case Western Reserve University School of Dental Medicine. She has further distinguished herself by becoming one of the youngest dentists in the nation to receive a fellowship from the prestigious Las Vegas Institute for Advanced Dental Studies, which specializes in cosmetic and neuromuscular dentistry. The practice is known for its focus on patient comfort and comprehensive care. Dr. Dahlkemper and her team strive to create an "anxiety-free" environment, treating every patient like family. A key area of expertise for the practice is the treatment of TMJ disorders and sleep apnea. Dr. Dahlkemper utilizes advanced, nonsurgical techniques, including a physiological approach to customize oral appliances like the MicrO2 device for patients suffering from snoring and obstructive sleep apnea. Additionally, the clinic offers cosmetic services such as Invisalign, Botox, and dermal fillers, which Dr. Dahlkemper uses for both aesthetic enhancements and therapeutic purposes, such as relieving chronic teeth grinding and associated pain. Beyond her work in the clinic, Dr. Dahlkemper is deeply committed to community service. She volunteers at the local East Cooper Community Outreach Dental Clinic and has participated in dental mission trips to various countries, including the Dominican Republic, Ecuador, and Peru, where she has provided care to underserved populations. Her dedication to her profession and community has earned her a fellowship with the Pierre Fauchard Academy, an international organization that recognizes dental leaders for their contributions to the field and their communities.