Dr. Supreet Kaur, BDS, MPH, DDS

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Atlanta-based dentist combines global experience and a conservative, detail-oriented approach to deliver personalized care in a modern, welcoming setting.

Atlanta, GA — Dr. Supreet Kaur serves the Atlanta metro through her East Cobb practice, Georgia Dental Wellness, where she provides general and cosmetic dentistry with a focus on long-term health and patient comfort. A graduate of the University of Iowa College of Dentistry, she also holds a Master’s degree in Public Health from India, where she began her dental career working with NGOs to improve children’s oral health.

Before settling in Georgia with her husband and two daughters, Dr. Kaur practiced in New Delhi and Pittsburgh, PA. Her clinical strengths include restorative care, root canals, surgical extractions, and both fixed and removable prosthetics. She is a certified clear aligner provider and an active member of the Academy of General Dentistry.

Dr. Kaur has a special interest in cosmetic dentistry, where precision and an artistic eye can significantly impact a patient’s confidence. That same creative mindset shows up outside of work—she once designed her wedding dress and still enjoys hands-on design projects in her free time.

Owning her practice allows Dr. Kaur to build strong relationships with patients while delivering care that’s both precise and personal. Her focus is on high-quality care delivered with empathy, whether she’s restoring a smile or helping a patient feel more at ease in the chair.

At Georgia Dental Wellness, Dr. Kaur has built a team that shares her commitment to patient education, clear communication, and clinical excellence. The practice offers a full range of services in a modern setting designed to help patients feel comfortable and confident in their care. Dr. Kaur believes in making dentistry approachable by taking time to listen, explain options, and help patients make informed decisions about their care.

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