Dr. Julie Marshall

Total Transformation Dental and Spa

Dr. Julie Marshall, D.M.D., graduated from the Medical College of Georgia with a degree in dental medicine in 1988 and soon after followed Dr. Douglas Baxter, D.M.D., graduating from the University of South Carolina in 1992 also with a degree in dental medicine. At Total Transformation Dental and Spa, the brother-sister pair practices general dentistry with an emphasis in family, restorative, and cosmetic care. Both enjoy working with families to promote and maintain oral health. Dr. Julie Marshall resides in Alpharetta with her husband Scott and two children, and Dr. Douglas Baxter resides in Winder with his wife Shannon and three children. Both Doctors continually further their education of cosmetic and restorative dentistry through professional memberships in the American Dental Association, Georgia Dental Association, Academy of Facial Esthetics, and the Academy of General Dentistry.

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So Much to Smile About

Publication Date: October 2015

Your smile says it all―from how you feel about your appearance to
the overall state of your health. Why not make maintaining such a vital
component of your health an enjoyable experience? Dr. Julie Marshall
and Dr. Douglas Baxter have done just that at their Total Transformation
Dental and Spa in Winder, GA. This brother-sister dental practice has
cosmetic and general dentistry to meet all your needs, including:

• dental implants
• teeth whitening
• headache/TMJ therapy
• porcelain veneers
• Invisalign
• VELscope
• gum disease treatment
• lumineers
• metal-free crowns

A trip to the dentist no longer has to be a dreaded, painful, anxiety-fi lled
experience. Instead, enjoy a rejuvenating “vacation”―relax, unwind, and
prepare yourself for a younger, healthier smile for a lifetime.

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