I graduated from University of Tennessee-Memphis in 1998. I worked with my father at his office, then started my own practice in growing area of Nolensville. My father practiced in the Antioch\/Bell Road area for over 35 years.\u00a0 He is retired now.\u00a0 I have worked hard to uphold quality care and provide for dental needs of the town of Nolensville and surrounding area for the past 20 years. I am active in the Tennessee Dental Association and American Dental Association.\u00a0 I have served the association as Peer Review\/mediation chairperson for ten+ years in effort to resolve conflict and promote ethical dentistry in the state.\u00a0 In 2017, I was inducted into the American College of Dentist for my support of quality dental service and its ethical application to society and its future.<\/p>\n
My philosophy over dental care is providing conservative treatment to restore and maintain oral health over the life of the patient as he\/she values as healthy.\u00a0 Patient has to decide what they want.\u00a0 Meaning, that I don’t jump into dental work until patient knows what they are getting and what they want. There is no high-pressure sales tactics used here.\u00a0 Dentistry is design art.\u00a0 It takes time to make and restore a mouth to working order. Unlike corporate dentistry, I am not rushing to fulfill extensive treatment plans or make production quotas like Aspen and corporate offices. For further help and education on dentistry, please visit the website www.ada.org.<\/p>\n