- Routine Cleanings and Exams
- Fluoride Treatments
- Sealants
- Fillings
- Root Canals
- Dentures
- Emergency Care
If you only come to the dentist when you're in pain or when you believe something is wrong with your mouth or teeth, you could miss the opportunity to help protect and keep your teeth throughout your entire lifetime. The best way to maintain good oral health is regularly brushing and flossing your teeth along with visiting your dentist regularly for checkups and cleanings.
We all know that "life happens" and I want to reassure you that LCHC is a judgment-free zone. I prefer to work WITH my patients, rather than talk at them. I enjoy practicing all facets of dentistry, including working with kids.
I spent the last 1 ½ years working as a dentist in Colorado. Now I'm back in the Milwaukee area and excited to be joining Lakeshore Community Health Care after working for Dental Aid, a non-profit clinic with a similar mission.
I didn't have "good" teeth as a child. I've had dental work completed on myself as patient. I saw firsthand how a toothache not only impacted oral health and overall health, but quality of life. I wanted to make a difference, even if it only involves relieving a person of a toothache.
I want to make sure that after your first visit, you return for dental care, and make oral health one of your priorities in life.
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I have always wanted to be in a profession to help
educate and improve the quality of life for people.
I became passionate about oral health and
how it impacts the whole person.
Working alongside other health professionals
at Lakeshore allows me to pursue my passion
for giving patients the best care possible.
I love that dentistry is a mix of science and art. I like connecting with patients and watching their confidence improve by improving their oral health.
Starting my career here allows me to work alongside so many great dentists and hygienists. I continue to grow and learn everyday. I appreciate the opportunity to help improve the lives of our patients, who may not otherwise have the resources or access to dental care.
I'm originally from Romania, but I moved to the US almost 20 years ago. I've worked for private practices, health centers and free clinics in Virginia, West Virginia, Michigan and Wisconsin. I treat my patients how I would like to be treated.
I often volunteer at Mission of Mercy, Special Olympic and Special Smiles events and walking the Camino de Santiago (the Way of Saint James), a 500 mile pilgrimage in Spain, was a life changing experience for me.
I was born and raised in South Florida. After that, I moved to Mesa, Arizona to get my dental degree from the Arizona School of Dentistry and Oral Health. I moved to Sheboygan at the end of June!
I like my patients to feel comfortable and at ease. I know going to the dentist can be scary for some, but I strive for patients to have fun at every appointment.
I have a lot of experience working with the special needs community at the Special Olympics, Night to Shine, a Day for Special Smiles, etc. I also worked heavily with Habitat for Humanity, One summer, I biked from Florida to California raising money and awareness for affordable housing while building houses along the way.
I have a special interest in extractions and other surgical procedures in dentistry. I completed a one year internship in Oral Surgery with the prestigious St. John’s Providence Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery program.
While I'm very part time, I try to make a big impact when I'm at LCHC. I proudly serve in the Wisconsin Army National Guard. When I'm not working, I'm usually hunting or fishing.
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Lakeshore Community Health Care is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to providing access to comprehensive, integrated health care, regardless of ability to pay, eliminating health disparities among the underserved.