Welcome to Beach View Family Dental
Dental Care
Meet Our Dentist
Dr. Karen Crews has practiced general dentistry at Beach View Family Dental since 2014. She spent the first 25 years of her dental career at the University of Mississippi Schools of Dentistry and Medicine. Prior to her retirement in January of 2014, she served as Director of the Division of Oral Oncology and Bio-Behavioral Medicine in the department of otolaryngology at the University of Mississippi Medical Center. She also served on the faculty and as an assistant dean in the School of Dentistry. Dr. Crews held numerous leadership roles in the School of Dentistry, and continues to have an appointment as Professor Emeritus.
Patient Resources
to provide our patients with superior service.
Financial Options
We are dedicated to providing for all of your family’s dental needs. We are also committed to providing several payment options that are convenient for you. Use this resource to learn about payment options, insurance information,
and more.
New Patient Forms
First time patients are required to provide an up-to-date list of medical history. To expedite your wait in our office, we recommend printing and filling out these forms prior to your visit.
How to Prepare
For Your First Visit
We ask that you bring these items to your first visit to Beach View Family Dental:
1. A valid government issued ID
2. Your insurance card
3. Completed patient forms
Our Blog
The “tooth” about Root Canals.
Nobody looks forward to root canal treatment; in fact, many people would rather risk their good oral health than agree to the procedure. Unfortunately, this reaction is often related to a negative experience with a root canal that someone had decades ago. However, everything about dentistry, from comfort to technology and techniques, has improved dramatically…
What is TMJ ?
You may not think about your temporomandibular joints (TMJ) much, but you use them a lot. The joints connect your jawbone to your skull. Your TMJ springs into action each time you talk, chew and swallow. TMJ disorders occur when something goes wrong with your jaw joints and jaw muscles. Oftentimes, this happens because of a jaw injury,…