About Us

I did my undergrad education at Brigham Young University, and I actually studied music, dance, and theater. So I started out anticipating that I would spend my life doing theater, but after a period of about seven years in the performance industry doing Broadway theater, my wife and I searched long and hard for the next right step for me and decided that dentistry was going to be that step. So when I started looking at different dental schools Harvard seemed attractive, and that's where I ended up doing my dental school.

We get told quite frequently by our patients that they're afraid of the dentist. We have a lot of patients who will come to the office and are absolutely terrified of being here. I've had many patients that I have actually met in the lobby or in a private room and not in a treatment room simply because they're terrified of even getting into that room. So I understand. We are well versed in dealing and working with patients, n helping patients who don't want to be here, who are terrified of being here, who would rather go through childbirth than be here. We get it. I'm very sympathetic to that, and I'll do everything that I possibly can to make that patient comfortable.

Oftentimes in our meetings we will comment on the fact that we are a family. That is, in fact, part of our vision statement. When we come to work, we try to take care of each other just as we would our own family members. Then that extends to our patients, so that we may be the immediate family but those patients that come into the practice feel like they are welcome guests in our home or that they are part of our family as well. It makes for a wonderful place to work. Generally speaking, we love coming to work and spending time with each other. Hopefully, that's reflected in our relationships with our patients.