Our Staff

Dr. Charles Anderson

Dr. Anderson was born and raised in Charleston and grew up in healthcare as the son of a physician.   He received his undergraduate degree from the University of South Carolina and a Masters Degree in education from The Citadel.  Graduating from the Medical University of South Carolina College of Dental Medicine in 1985, Dr. Anderson practiced in downtown Charleston for 16 years and relocated to Mt. Pleasant in 2001.

Dr. Anderson has continued his education throughout his 25 years in practice.  He has attended courses at the L.D. Prankey Institute, the Dawson Academy and other learning institutions around the country.  He is a member of the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, the Academy of General Dentistry, the American Dental Association and the South Carolina Dental Association.

Teaching is also a great interest for Dr. Anderson.  He is a part-time clinical instructor of restorative dentistry at the James B. Edwards College of Dental Medicine at the Medical University of South Carolina.  He is regularly involved with Dental Community Fellowship, a faith-based organization of dental students and local dental professionals.  Their goal is to provide free dental care to underserved populations both here in Charleston and third-world countries around the globe.  Dr. Anderson has taken numerous mission trips with dental students to several countries including Haiti, Ecuador and Honduras.  Dr. Anderson regularly donates his time to caring for patients at East Cooper Community Outreach.

Mt. Pleasant is home for Dr. Anderson and his wife Sandra, a nurse who works at Hollings Cancer Center at MUSC.  Their three daughters are college age and all pursuing undergraduate or advanced degrees.  They are active members at St. Andrews Church in Mt. Pleasant.  Dr. Anderson is a member of the Mt. Pleasant Rotary Club and the Mt. Pleasant Business and Professional Association.  In his spare time, Dr. Anderson enjoys golfing and spending time with his family.

Janet Easterby

Janet has been working part-time with Dr. Anderson’s team for 11 years but has been surrounded by dentistry her entire life.  She is the daughter of a retired Charleston dentist.  Her mother is also a retired dental hygienist.

Janet has been married for 31 years to her high-school sweetheart.  They have three grown children and one dog.  Her youngest daughter is a sophomore at Coastal Carolina University.  In her spare time, Janet enjoys traveling, reading and sporting events.

Sharon Varner Holloway

Sharon was born and raised in Charleston.  With more than 40 years of dental experience, she has been greeting patients in our office for 17 years.  Sharon’s busy life revolves around her husband, three married sons and their wives, six grandchildren, a yellow tabby cat named Stripes and a 90-lb. yellow lab named Buddy.

Sharon loves to cook, dance, read, walk at the beach and “play in the dirt.”  Her perfect day would include cooking dinner for 20 to 30 family members and close friends.

Belinda Buckheister

Belinda has worked with Dr. Anderson for 17 years as a part-time dental assistant.  She has been married for 37 years and has two married daughters.  Belinda has five grandchildren who she enjoys spending time with.  Belinda is active at Ashley River Baptist Church, where she teaches preschool.  She enjoys cooking, gardening and spending weekends at the lake fishing.

Michele Litchfield

Michele, a Pennsylvania native, has been calling Charleston home since 2003.  She earned her dental hygiene degree and practiced in Bethlehem, PA.  She also practiced in Traverse City, MI and Rochester, NY.  Dental Hygiene is a fun, challenging career for her.  She enjoys taking care of every patient as if they are a member of her own family.  Charleston’s sunny, friendly environment replaced the stress of the harsh winters of the North, which drove Michele toward her new happy life the Lowcountry.  She is a member of Seacoast Church in Mt. Pleasant where she met her husband.  On 07-07-07, Michele married Perry Litchfield, a Charleston native.  They both continue to volunteer with dances held at the Church to raise funds for local organizations.  She and Perry live in Hanahan with two adorable retired greyhounds, Bart and Hope.  They spend a lot of time laughing at their dogs, walking local parks, gardening at their home, watching hummingbirds and butterflies enjoying their flowers, taking digital nature photographs and spending time with family and friends.