Practice Administrator
Northwestern Community College for Small Business Management and has been with our team since October 2011. Tiffany contributes to our practice in many ways. As a patient advocate and hospitality professional, it is her goal to help our patients feel comfortable at every visit and help them understand their treatment options. She also works hard to keep our team positive so that we can reach our goals as a practice, and continues providing our patients with excellent care. She absolutely loves dentistry and the opportunities she has as a practice manager. Tiffany hopes to continue to enhance her knowledge and build meaningful relationships with her patients, as well as within the local dental community.
Tiffany is very dedicated to her career in dentistry. She is a member of the American Association of Dental Office Management (AADOM), and is the Chapter President of the Yellowstone Valley, [state], AADOM Chapter. Tiffany has a firm belief in continuing education and has worked hard in advancing her career in dentistry. In 2019, she achieved her Fellowship (FAADOM) with AADOM. In September 2021 she earned her Mastership (MAADOM) and she is on track to earn her Diplomat designation; which is the highest level of distinction with AADOM. Tiffany was also awarded the "Practice Administrator of Distinction Award" in September 2020.
Tiffany is married with two small children that keep her very busy at home. Outside of the office, Tiffany and her family enjoy cooking fun foods from their home garden, camping, event planning and are avid Montana State Bobcat Football fans.
Insurance and Financial Coordinator
Sharleen joined our team in February 2018 and has been a wonderful addition. A Billings native, she graduated from Senior High and attended Montana State University. Sharleen has been in the dental field since 2000 and enjoys getting to know our patients. Sharleen enjoys working with a great team that puts the patients’ needs first. She does an outstanding job helping our patients understand their dental benefits and feel comfortable in our office.
Sharleen and her husband, Don, have a fur baby named Sienna. In her spare time, she enjoys scuba diving, golf, baking and reading.
Appointment and Patient Care Coordinator
Lisa is originally from Michigan and moved to Billings with her family in 2017. She has been with our practice since 2019 and has learned a lot about dentistry. Lisa helps guide our patients through their appointments and takes pride in providing a comfortable environment for our patients. Lisa is keen on being sure that we all have a fun time in the practice.
Dental Hygienist
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Clinic Manager
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If you have ever lost a tooth, you might have more than just a gap between your teeth. If a lost tooth is not replaced, the bone in the jaw that supported the lost tooth starts to deteriorate. That’s because when you chew your food, there’s no more stimulation to the bone from the missing tooth’s chewing action. Over time,... read more »
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