I am very thankful for the profession of dentistry and orthodontics, and the many wonderful opportunities it affords me to serve my community in an important and close way; it allows me to raise and maintain my family in the wonderful environment of Fort Worth, Texas, which I consider the greatest city in the country, and to enjoy the independent practice of my chosen profession rather than a corporate one. It has allowed me to remain true to myself and the ideals that have shaped me and continue to shape me and the values that are at the core of my being.

I am most excited about having more and better ways to help my patients achieve results that they desire and health that they deserve with treatments that can be accomplished in shorter periods of time.

My patients are truly people I care about and consider friends; it is my pleasure to seek each and every day to deliver to them the best experience for orthodontic or dental care they have ever had.

Being a dentist is such a privilege! I am very grateful to be part of such a wonderful profession. I love helping people, getting to know them, and having the honor of being part of their lives.

Dentistry is a special field of healthcare. As dentists, we have the opportunity to help our patients improve their health, their lifestyle, and their confidence. The most exciting part of my work is helping patients change their lives. My passion stems from helping patients smile more, chew better, and improve their oral health.

I consider my patients to be my friends. I like seeing them when they come into the office and seeing them out in the community. It is always fun to hear updates from my patients and to learn about their families, interests, and hobbies. I look forward to working in this practice for many years to come and growing along with my patients and this community.

Getting to know my patients and hearing about all the happenings in their lives is one of the best parts of my job. It’s why I consider my patients to be more like my friends than anything else. Because they’re like my friends, it means even more to me when I can make a positive difference in their lives. Sometimes I can make their lives better by simply giving them a smile. Other times it is eliminating pain to give them a reason to smile.

Whether I am helping someone out of pain, maintaining excellent health, or showing them their new smile for the first time, dentistry is just the method by which I get the change a patient’s life for the better. If a simple, friendly conversation or a total smile makeover inspires them to be better tomorrow than they are today, then my job is complete. It is my goal that they leave the office happier and more confident than when they walked in.