Meet the Team

Monday 9am - 6pm

Tuesday 8am - 5pm

Wednesday 8am - 6pm

Thursday 8am - 5pm

Friday 8am - Noon

Dr. Matthew Pray received his B.S. degree in 2003 from Truman State University in Missouri and then graduated in 2008 with honors from Southern Illinois University School of Dental Medicine. Upon graduation, Dr. Pray worked in a private practice outside of St. Louis. In 2009 he relocated to Anderson, with his wife Jenny, to be near family.

Dr. Pray strives to provide quality comprehensive dental care in order to satisfy each patient’s individual dental needs. Dr. Pray continues to attend education classes and seminars in order to stay on top of a continually changing profession and better serve his patients. He looks forward to building lasting relationships with patients as he works with each one to maintain a healthy mouth as a part of a healthy body.

Dr. Pray is a member of First Presbyterian Church in Anderson where he sings in the choir. He is a member of the Rotary Club of Greater Anderson where he is currently serving on the board. Also, he volunteers at the Anderson Free Clinic. Dr. Pray enjoys spending time with his wife Jenny and daughter Magnolia Joy. He also enjoys training for running races.

Dr. Robert G. Austin has been in practice since 1985. Dr. Austin

began his dental training in the United States Air Force where

he served four years of active duty as a dental tech, and then

continued his education at the University of South Carolina,

earning both Associate and Bachelor of Science degrees. He

attended the Medical University of South Carolina School of

Dental Medicine where he received his Doctorate in Dental

Medicine in May of 1985. Dr. Austin is currently a member of a

number of local, state and national dental associations

Beyond his profession, Dr. Austin is a very active part of his

community. One of his accomplishments is starting a “free”

dental clinic as part of the Anderson Free Medical Clinic in 1991. Dr. Austin has been recognized with a number of awards, the most recent being the prestigious “Pointing the Way” award for community leadership.

Dr. Austin is married and has three grown children and two grandchildren. His self-adopted motto is: “You make a living by what you take out of the community, but you make a life by what you put into it.”