About · Meet the Doctor
Hi, I’m Dr. Dahlia Levine.
Hi, I'm Dr. Dahlia Levine—and I couldn't be more excited to be serving the community that raised me. I grew up just down the road, and returning to Decatur as a dentist feels like coming full circle. My approach to care is simple: I treat every patient the way I'd treat my own family—with warmth, honesty, and a commitment to doing what's right and doing it well. I pair that philosophy with the latest technology and a conservative, whole-health approach to make sure your care feels both personalized and truly exceptional.


Training & Service
A lifelong learner, and a dental nerd at heart.

After graduating valedictorian from the Dental College of Georgia, I completed an advanced residency at the Charlie Norwood VA, where I received extensive training in implant therapy, periodontics, sedation, oral surgery, and full-mouth rehabilitation. I've been honored as a Top Dentist by Atlanta Magazine and The Atlanta Jewish Times, and received the American Red Cross Educator Hero Award for improving oral care for cancer patients. I've also completed award-winning research with the Georgia Tech neuroscience department on the connection between untreated periodontal disease and overall health.
I'm a lifelong learner (and dental nerd at heart), so I keep up with the latest advancements in Invisalign, cosmetic and implant dentistry, sleep medicine, and regenerative techniques. I also love giving back—as adjunct faculty at the Dental College of Georgia, guest lecturer at local dental study clubs, helping shape the residency curriculum at the Ben Massell Dental Clinic and mentoring younger dentists. I'm especially passionate about using digital dentistry to make care more precise, comfortable, and efficient for my patients.
Credentials
Training, honors & involvement.

Valedictorian
Dental College of Georgia
Advanced Residency
Charlie Norwood VA — implant therapy, periodontics, sedation, oral surgery & full-mouth rehabilitation
Voted Top Dentist in Atlanta
Atlanta Magazine & The Atlanta Jewish Times
Educator Hero Award
American Red Cross — improving oral care for cancer patients
Award-Winning Research
Georgia Tech neuroscience — periodontal disease & overall health
Adjunct Faculty
Dental College of Georgia & guest lecturer at study clubs
In her own words
“To me, dentistry isn’t just about teeth. It’s about trust, relationships, and helping people feel confident in their smile.”

Off the chair
Outside the practice.
Outside the office, I'm a mom of two, an animal lover, a hiker, painter, tinkerer, and drummer. More than anything, I want you to feel genuinely cared for every time you walk through our doors—because to me, dentistry isn't just about teeth. It's about trust, relationships, and helping people feel confident in their smile.
