As a pediatric dentist, I strive to foster a fun and interactive experience for all my patients while providing high quality oral health care. I treat infants, children through adolescence, and adults who have special health care needs.

I became a pediatric dentist to help children overcome challenges and develop self-confidence. It is no secret that dental treatment can be challenging and scary for any patient regardless of age. My goal is to make every dental appointment easy for both my patients and their families. In doing so, I hope to instill a positive association with routine dental visits for each child that lasts their entire life.

EDUCATION & BACKGROUND

Academy Membership – American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry
Pediatric Specialization – Harvard University at Boston Children’s Hospital
Doctor of Dental Surgery – University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine
Bachelor of Science in Microbiology – University of Massachusetts Amherst

I completed my undergraduate degree at University of Massachusetts Amherst, earning a Bachelor’s of Science in Microbiology. Following, I graduated with honors from the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine as a Doctor of Dental Surgery. During my educational years, I was privileged to travel to rural America and Senegal on mission trips, providing underserved children and adults with free dental care.

After graduation, I completed a rigorous two-year pediatric residency program through Harvard University at Boston Children’s Hospital, where I served as chief resident. My training focused on providing safe treatment to children with special health care needs. I am a member of the American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and the American Academy of Developmental Medicine and Dentistry. 

OUTSIDE THE OFFICE

In my spare time, I enjoy snowboarding, traveling, and trying new restaurants. I am also a passionate fan of all Boston sports teams and love to catch a game in any season. You may see me walking around Boston with my girlfriend and Charlie the Labrador Retriever.