Dr. Chris grew up in Plattsburgh and is so happy to open this office in his hometown to provide advanced, specialized care to the children of our area. After receiving his degree from Harvard School of Dental Medicine, he then spent two additional years at Boston Children’s Hospital to become a specialist in pediatric dentistry. His training focused on oral growth and development, advanced behavior management techniques, and treatment of children with special healthcare needs. Dr. Chris believes oral health is an important aspect of overall health, and wants all of his patients to have healthy, happy smiles. He lives in Plattsburgh with his wife and son, and is proud to be a part of this special community.

Jamie grew up in Peru and attended school at Peru Central School, where she was on the soccer and track & field teams. After graduating, she went to Clinton Community College. She now lives in Peru with her husband, Jeremy, two Yorkie puppies, two cats, and two bunnies. Jamie loves spending time with her friends and family, especially her niece, Mackenzie. She enjoys hiking, kayaking, and many other outdoor adventures. Her favorite hobbies are photography, reading, and cooking/baking. Jamie's favorite part of her job is when children come in nervous for their appointment but are able to get through the visit and leave proud of themselves with a smile on their face.

Emily, originally from Malone, attended Franklin Academy, excelling in swim, basketball, and softball. Post-high school, she pursued education at Plattsburgh State University and Johnson State College in Vermont. Presently residing in Plattsburgh, she cherishes moments with her sister Brittany and sister-in-law Amie, caring for their two dogs, six chickens, and a rooster. Family-centric, Emily adores bonding with her niece and nephew. Outdoor activities like snowshoeing, hiking, and swimming captivate her, alongside hobbies like gardening, reading, and gym sessions. She relishes teaching kids about oral hygiene and aiding them in conquering dental anxieties, finding joy in their accomplishments.