For Dr. Heidi Sprowls, dentistry isn’t just about fixing teeth—it’s about building relationships, restoring confidence, and providing care that feels like family. As the owner of Heidi Sprowls DDS, a general dentistry practice in Centerville, she has spent more than two decades ensuring that patients of all ages receive high-quality dental and cosmetic care with respect and compassion.

Dr. Sprowls’ path to dentistry began with an academic foundation in psychology at DePauw University in Greencastle, IN, where she earned her Bachelor of Arts in 1997. She then pursued dentistry at Indiana University School of Dentistry, completing her degree followed by a residency at Indiana University School of Medicine. In 2002, she moved to the area and established her own practice, where she has been providing expert care ever since.

Going to the dentist can be stressful, but Dr. Sprowls and her team work hard to change that perception. “At my office, you will be treated with respect and compassion,” she shares. “We know most people do not enjoy going to the dentist, but seeing familiar faces each time makes it feel more like you’re seeing family and friends. It doesn’t take long for us to build connections with you as humans. You’re not just a number or a tooth in a factory or clinic.”

In addition to offering routine and cosmetic dentistry, Dr. Sprowls ensures patients receive timely attention, especially in emergencies. “We will address your needs in a timely manner and see you quickly for emergencies. We will also help you understand your benefits and any billing issues.”

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Dr. Sprowls finds immense fulfillment in her work. “Changing someone’s level of confidence by changing their smile—seeing people stop feeling shame about their teeth and smile—is the most rewarding part of what I do,” she exclaims. “Patients with confident, healthy, and beautiful smiles will see positive effects in all aspects of their lives.”

She also encourages patients to prioritize preventative care. “Come see us regularly to prevent problems from becoming bigger issues,” she advises. “Don’t wait for pain because the absence of pain doesn’t mean the absence of serious problems. Don’t be afraid of having the recommended x-rays—they help me find decay and infection before it can affect your comfort and the health of your entire body. The x-rays are safer than infection and inflammation existing in your body. Let us help you determine what is causing your problems so we can prevent them from happening in the future.”

Dr. Sprowls reassures patients that genetics don’t have to dictate their oral health. “Most importantly, just because your parents had bad teeth, DOES NOT mean you must have bad teeth too. We can help you fight to keep your teeth for your whole life.”

Outside of work, Dr. Sprowls cherishes time with her family. Her 20-year-old daughter, Chloe, attends Bryn Mawr College in Philadelphia, and her mother, a retired nurse, lives in Springboro. “She played such a huge role in helping me raise Chloe,” she remarks. :I couldn’t have built my career without her for this reason and so many other reasons”

Dr. Sprowls also finds joy in simple pleasures—taking long walks with her beloved dogs, traveling with Chloe, and exploring New York City together. “We love Broadway shows and exploring the city with no agenda, seeing where the day will take us,” she notes. She also enjoys skiing, swimming, beach walks, flea markets, and vintage fashion.

For Dr. Sprowls, success is about human connection. “Helping and healing someone each and every day with their problems (dental or otherwise) and having the ability to connect with all people—that’s success,” she declares. “I love finding a connection with every person and proving that we can all connect even if we are very different. I love the human connection and feel it is the most important aspect in life. Being connected indirectly helps our health and peace of mind.”

When asked what she hopes to be remembered for, her answer is clear: “Being an excellent mom. It is the most important job I have. I want to guide Chloe toward a life of strength, compassion, and a strong work ethic. I also hope people will remember me for approaching everything I do with love.”

Dr. Heidi Sprowls’ dedication to compassionate, high-quality dental care and meaningful connections makes her practice a vital part of the Centerville community. If you’re looking for a dentist who treats you like family, Dr. Sprowls is ready to welcome you with open arms.

Contact Dr. Heidi Sprowls
7083 Corporate Way, Dayton, OH 45459-4223
Phone: (937) 434-1151
Email: drheidi75@gmail.com
Website: www.thecentervilledentist.com