I make veneers that don’t scream “veneers.” Using minimal-prep, and a process that’s so comfortable it will have you rethinking what a dentist visit should look like.
I pull back the curtain on how I do it all, teaching the techniques, and mindset shifts that make cosmetic dentistry feel less like guesswork and more like art.
I grew up in Indiana, went on to graduate with highest distinction from Indiana University School of Dentistry, and sharpened my skills in a hospital-based residency where I learned how to handle complex cases. From implants to surgical extractions, I wanted to be confident in every chair I sat behind. But my real passion was the art of cosmetic dentistry. I wanted to help people not just fix teeth—but transform the way they see themselves.
Like most dentists, I wasn’t handed a clear playbook for cosmetic work. I was basically handed a cookie-cutter template and told, ‘Here, this is how you make a smile.’ Spoiler: real people don’t fit cookie cutters. Patients were left feeling like they had to settle for “perfect but fake” smiles. And honestly? That wasn’t good enough for me.
So I became a little obsessed (okay, a lot obsessed). Hundreds of hours of training, mentorships, live cases—you name it. If it could help me ditch the fake-smile look, I was in.
Today, I create smiles that barely touch the teeth but massively boost confidence. Patients can literally preview their future smiles with 3D mockups before committing—because I believe you deserve to see what’s possible.
And while I spend plenty of time teaching on stages and mentoring other dentists, the best part of my job is still watching someone stop hiding, start smiling, and finally love the reflection staring back at them.
You can find me in the gym lifting weights (yes, I can squat twice my bodyweight), traveling with my husband, or hanging out with our cats. And if you catch me on Instagram? Expect dancing, dental tips, and a lot of laughs.
