Meet the Team
Our experienced and talented dental team is committed to working with you and your family to create a comfortable, stress-free, and rewarding dental experience every time you visit our practice. Read on to get acquainted with the team; we can't wait to meet you!
Business Team
Lisa L.
Office Manager
Lorena
Hygiene Coordinator
Krystle
Treatment Coordinator
A Southern NH native, Krystle has over fourteen years of administrative dental experience. Having worn many hats in the office setting, she is a great asset to our patients and team. From financial arrangements to questions about insurance, she's our go-to girl and is always willing to help with an up-beat attitutde. Krystle loves putting the personal touch to the office visit experience. In her time away from HFD, you'll find her playing taxi to her 3 young kiddos, photographing newborns (she's a photographer by trade!), playing lacrosse in the yard, or reading by the pool. Krystle says she wishes her life was a musical, Joanna Gaines is her spirit animal, and she's a proud Swiftie (raising the next generation of Swifties) and when you meet her, that will all make perfect sense!
Mikenzie
Benefits Liason
Born and raised in New Hampshire, Mikenzie joins us with seven years of dental experience in general practice. Her upbeat personality and willingness to help make her the perfect fit for our team. She loves getting to know our patients and making sure everyone understands every aspect of their treatment and insurance coverage. Because she is so well versed, Mikenzie (a dental assistant by trade) is also a great help to the clinical team, and you'll see her smiling face filling in on the clincal side from time to time. Outside the office, she can be found reading, 4-wheeling, camping, fishing and boating with her family. She and her husband have two adorable little girls, two cats and one dog.
Dental Assistants
Lindsay
Dental Assistant
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Lindsay may be the most upbeat person you’ll ever meet. No exaggeration. Her bubbly and positive energy is felt throughout the office with every interaction. A graduate of the University of Maine, she later attended Northeast Collaborative School of Dental Assisting and never looked back. Lindsay loves bringing a little sunshine to her patients’ day and always helps answer even the most difficult of clinical questions. An avid animal lover, you’ll often find her hiking with her Australian cattle dog, snuggling by the fire with her bunny and tabby cat, and spending time with her family and friends. Trinity
Certified Dental Assistant
During your doctor visits, you’ll notice Trinity’s calm and comforting demeanor. She aims to make your visit as easy and stress-free as possible. Whether you need a friendly chat or reassurance about a procedure, she is always willing to listen and help. Outside of the office you can find her embracing her twin superpowers (yes, there’s two of her!), diving into a good board game with friends, whipping up a mean dish in the kitchen, or staying fit in the gym… and every once in a while she jumps out of planes for fun!
Dental Hygienists
Taylor
Registered Dental Hygienist
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Registered Dental Hygienist
Bio to come :)
STEPHANIE
Registered Dental Hygienist
Recent graduate of the Dental Hygiene program at NHTI, Stephanie, or “Steph” as we all call her, joins the practice with an upbeat and helpful attitude. Growing up she always wanted to be a teacher, so becoming a hygienist merges her affinity for sharing knowledge and interacting with the public. As a Massachusetts native, Steph loves exploring all New Hampshire has to offer with her husband and two sons. Outside of the day-to-day, Steph loves to vacation anywhere tropical, and who could blame her!? Something she wishes everyone knew about dental hygiene is that when it comes to coffee or sugary drinks, it is best to drink it all at once vs. sipping all day because prolonged and repeated exposure to sugar or acidic drinks increases the occurrence of tooth decay. “It’s ok to enjoy your drink- just don’t take all day to do so, and brush or at least rinse with water when you’re done.”
