Southside Savannah

Our Southside Savannah dental office offers patients great hours, opening at 7 AM Monday through Friday to accommodate patients. We love helping our patients feel confident again with their smiles. The best is when we hand them a mirror after a procedure and see their reaction- a huge smile and excitement. Their happiness keeps us motivated.

We are located on Montgomery Crossroad, directly across the street from Bartlett Middle School. We are less than 5 miles from Armstrong Atlantic University and Hunter Army Airfield, less than 10 miles from Skidaway Island and the Sandfly area.

Insurances We Accept:

Aetna
Anthem
Careington
Cigna

Connection
Delta Dental
Humana
MetLife

SunLife/DHA
United Concordia

Aetna
Anthem
Careington
Cigna
Connection

Delta Dental
Humana
MetLife
SunLife/DHA
United Concordia

Don't see your insurance plan listed?

We accept additional insurance plans at select practices, and want to work with you to find the care you need. Please call (912) 629-9000 so we can check for a nearby practice that may accept your plan.

Hours

Mon: 7am - 4:30pm
Tue: 7am - 4:30pm
Wed: 7am - 4:30pm
Thu: 7am - 4:30pm

Dr. Jason Howard

Dr. Jason was born and raised in Savannah, GA. He graduated from Davidson College with a History degree before completing Dental School at the Medical College of Georgia. He is a member of the Georgia Dental Association, American Dental Association and Academy of General Dentistry. He offers orthodontic braces and Invisalign, implant services, general and cosmetic dentistry including botox and dermal filler.

Dr. Howard enjoys spending time with his family; wife, Summer and daughters, Couper and Cameron. He also enjoys spending time outdoors.

Dr. Howard enjoys dentistry because it allows him to help many people within the Pooler community, while developing strong and lasting relationships.

Oral Health for Older Adults

June 4, 2021

Keeping good oral hygiene habits is important at any age. As we get older, regular visits to the dentist remain necessary, particularly since changes to our health status can often affect our oral health. One study found that older adults with certain chronic conditions, such as diabetes and heart disease, are more at risk for […]