Dr. Christopher Fauver is from Houston, Texas. He earned his Doctorate of Dental Surgery at the University of Texas Dental Branch in 1993, and then completed an additional year of postgraduate work at Fort Campbell in Kentucky. Dr. Fauver is also currently serving as a Lieutenant Colonel in the National Guard in addition to seeing patients.
Dr. Fauvers U.S. Army Advanced Education Residency in General Dentistry helped prepare him for his experiences in Bosnia, Croatia, and Hungary, where he was deployed for a year in support of IFOR Operation Joint Endeavor. While there, he ran a one-man dental clinic that supported 10,000 soldiers, including all of NATO and some soldiers in the Russian Army and Air Force.
Dr. Fauver served five years active duty in the Army, stationed in Heidelberg, Germany. He also served in the Vermont Army National Guard. Dr. Fauver has been awarded the Army Commendation Medal, National Defense Medal, Army Humanitarian Service Medal, and NATO Medal.
In addition to being the New Hampshire Army National Guard Executive Dentist, as well as the Vermont State Dental Surgeon, Dr. Fauver takes many hours of continuing education and training each year to stay up-to-date in his field. He has completed coursework in orthodontic aligner treatment and both basic and advanced CEREC training to provide one-visit crowns.
In his free time, Dr. Fauver enjoys traveling, skiing, golfing, kayaking, and scuba diving. He loves to spend time with his wife and two children, and their family is active in the community. He looks forward to getting to know you and your family, too!
Our friendly and compassionate team understands how debilitating anxiety can be, and we promise to always do our best to help our patients have pleasant and positive dental experiences (Winston included).
Benefits of Therapy Dogs in DentistryWhen a therapy dog is present during a dental visit, patients often want them to lay on their lap during their treatment. The presence of a relaxed, well-behaved dog is comforting, and the pressure from the dogs weight can also be very calming, similar to the effects of a weighted blanket. Therapy dogs can also: