Dr. Brianne Butler, or Dr. Bri as she prefers to be called, was born and raised in Washington State. She completed both dental school and her pediatric residency at the University of Washington and Seattle Childrens Hospital, where she received extensive experience in working with children of all ages and children with special needs. After completing residency, she and her husband decided to relocate to the beautiful Olympic Peninsula where she has been serving children for the past five years. Dr. Bri has also completed her board certification in pediatric dentistry and is a Diplomate of the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry.
When Dr. Bri is not in our clinic, she volunteers her time working as affiliate faculty at the University of Washington School of Dentistry and attends events throughout the community to promote oral health in children. She is an active member of American Academy of Pediatric Dentistry, American Dental Association, Washington State Dental Association, and Olympic Peninsula Dental Society. She has also served as president of the Washington State Academy of Pediatric Dentistry and is currently serving as a Washignton state representative for the Western Society of Pediatric Dentistry. She is committed to bettering the oral health of our community by working with patients and parents both in the clinic and in the community at large.
Dr. Jiae Kwonis a general dentist who believes in putting her patients at ease. Her goal with each patient is to provide evidenced based dentistry in a comfortable and friendly environment. She was drawn to practicing on the peninsula because of its natural beauty and the kindness of the people.
Dr. Kwonis a graduate of UCSF School of Dentistry. Her undergraduate study was completed at UC, Berkeley. She is currently a member of the American Dental Association, the Washington State Dental Association, and the Olympic Peninsula Dental Society. When she can, Dr. Kwon loves to volunteer her time at free dental clinics in the Pacific Northwest.
Outside of dentistry, she has a great interest in art and music. She loves to go to art exhibitions and music performances. She takes piano lessons with her daughter, and plays the piano daily. Dr. Kwonis very grateful to have an opportunity to serve the Jamestown Tribe and the Olympic Peninsula community.
Originally from Latrobe, Pennsylvania, Dr. Kevin Lashinsky received his Doctorate of Dental Surgery from the University of Maryland in Baltimore in 1989 and graduated magna cum laude. He went on to complete his dental residency at the University of Washington in 1990 and then a preceptorship in dental implantology from the University of Texas at San Antonio in 2005.
Dr. Lashinsky is currently a member of the American Dental Association, the American Academy of Cosmetic Dentistry, and the International Congress of Oral Implantologists. Committed to providing the best care possible for his patients, Dr. Lashinsky strives to provide all dentistry needs to his patients.
Dr. Deborah Fletcher has practiced in the Indian Health Service and in private practice in the Pacific Northwest for the last 25 years. Raised in Kentucky, she attended to Hanover College in Indiana for her undergraduate degree in Biology with Psychology and Chemistry minors. She graduated from University of Louisville School of Dentistry in 1996.
She practices comprehensive dentistry. Dr. Fletcher continually takes advantage of opportunities for advanced training and developing advanced skills in many areas of dentistry. Bringing in newer technology will help facilitate our goal of delivering top quality care with an emphasis on comfort and customer service.
Dr. Kristina Durickas couldnt be more excited to be joining the Jamestown Family Dental team and is grateful for the opportunity to provide skilled and gentle care for your child. She feels strongly that each family benefits from care that is individually tailored and built on a relationship of trust. She strives to listen to you and your childs needs so that she can help your little ones achieve and maintain optimal oral health in a warm and friendly environment.
Dr Kristina grew up in Massachusetts and graduated magna cum laude with a BS in Human Science from Georgetown University. While she was drawn to a career in the dental field, it was during her subsequent years at the University of Maryland Dental School that she found her passion in working with children. This drive led her to pursue and complete her pediatric dental residency at the University of Connecticut. Soon after, she obtained board certification from the American Board of Pediatric Dentistry. While her formal schooling is finished, she maintains that her education will never end. In fact, she is constantly searching for new classes to take and articles to read so as to be well-versed in the latest evidence- based materials and techniques.
Dr Kristina is an active member of the American Dental Association, Washington State Dental Association, and the Seattle Pediatric dentistry Study Club. Dr Kristina is happy to have made the Pacific Northwest her home. While not in the office, you can find Dr Kristina riding her bike, hiking in the beautiful mountains nearby, or relaxing on her porch with a good book.
Jane McMullin has lived in Sequim for the past 22 years. She loves her job as a dental hygienist and looks forward to seeing you at our office. She has two great kids, Jasmine and Paul. Her household includes her lovely in-laws, Pattie and Ed, along with her rabbit Bambi and her cat Luigi. She thinks the staff at Jamestown Dental Clinic are great and they try their best to take care of each patients dental needs.
Our clinic boasts a unique combination of general dentistry and dental specialty care in one clinic. We are a family dental clinic truly dedicated to comprehensive dental care for each individual patient. No matter your age or needs, our whole team strives to make you comfortable in the dental setting and educate you on your dental health.
We are proud to be home to the Olympic Peninsulas only Board-Certified Pediatric Dentist, Dr. Bri Butler. Dr. Bri completed two years of extra-training after dental school, to make her uniquely qualified to care for our areas youngest dental patients. Her approach to care is conservative, thorough, and fun.
We also have a staff of general dentists and hygienists who are able to manage treatment needs of our adolescent and adult patients. Our team of dental providersare committed to your long-term dental health. They strive to take a conservative, patient centered approach to your dental care.
In the dental field we ideally want our patients to have a dental home. This term describes an ongoing relationship between the dentist and patient in a family centered way. This is inclusive of all aspects of oral health care delivered in a comprehensive and continually accessible manner. Jamestown Family Dental Clinic is committed to being your dental home for your lifetime.
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Rating 4.2 out of 5 based on 11 reviews
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2 years ago
Such a pleasant place. The grounds are stunning. The admin staff are kind and patient. The pediatric dentistry is too notch. I highly recommend.
Kaden Day
2 years ago
This dental office is having a hygienist perform doctor work on children I do not recommend them.
Kaden Day
3 years ago
This dental office is having a hygienist perform doctor work on children I do not recommend them.
Kristin White
3 years ago
The entire staff was so nice and professional! They do great with kids! I was especially impressed by the way they took care of my autistic son. We have had stressful dental experiences before but this one couldn't have been more stress free. Even my 3 year old went in crying but came out smiling! Very nice and playful waiting area for the kids too. I highly recommend them for pediatric dentistry!
vladislav abaturov
3 years ago
I had an amazing first visit with Jamestown dental clinic. Everybody there was very polite, very friendly, very professional and yet very personable! They made me feel super comfortable from the first minute I walked into the clinic. Jorene had me checked in instantly, which was great! Marissa did the X-Rays and explained everything to me very thoroughly - she was a sweetheart! Dr. Turella was just amazing! She was super gentle with her exam, very understanding of my dental needs and together we formed a plan of my care starting from the most important things that needed to be addressed. She really took her time to understand me and explain every detail of her assessment to me! I have never had a dentist who was more caring and considerate in their approach than Dr. Turella! I was truly amazed!!! Last but definitely not least, I had a dental cleaning done by Mike. The most fun, enjoyable and THE MOST EDUCATIONAL dental cleaning that I have ever had! If I could give this clinic 10 stars, I would! Update: I had 2 more visits to the clinic for more cleanings and dental work to be done. All of my visits have been as excellent and impressive as the first one! This is the best dental clinic period! I have not encountered a more gentle, caring, yet efficient staff!!! 10+ stars to JFD!!!
Kristin White
4 years ago
The entire staff was so nice and professional! They do great with kids! I was especially impressed by the way they took care of my autistic son. We have had stressful dental experiences before but this one couldn't have been more stress free. Even my 3 year old went in crying but came out smiling! Very nice and playful waiting area for the kids too. I highly recommend them for pediatric dentistry!
vladislav abaturov
4 years ago
I had an amazing first visit with Jamestown dental clinic. Everybody there was very polite, very friendly, very professional and yet very personable! They made me feel super comfortable from the first minute I walked into the clinic. Jorene had me checked in instantly, which was great! Marissa did the X-Rays and explained everything to me very thoroughly - she was a sweetheart! Dr. Turella was just amazing! She was super gentle with her exam, very understanding of my dental needs and together we formed a plan of my care starting from the most important things that needed to be addressed. She really took her time to understand me and explain every detail of her assessment to me! I have never had a dentist who was more caring and considerate in their approach than Dr. Turella! I was truly amazed!!! Last but definitely not least, I had a dental cleaning done by Mike. The most fun, enjoyable and THE MOST EDUCATIONAL dental cleaning that I have ever had! If I could give this clinic 10 stars, I would! Update: I had 2 more visits to the clinic for more cleanings and dental work to be done. All of my visits have been as excellent and impressive as the first one! This is the best dental clinic period! I have not encountered a more gentle, caring, yet efficient staff!!! 10+ stars to JFD!!!
Carol Powless
4 years ago
They are really caring and help with whatever questions you may have are gentle with the care they give
Carol Powless
5 years ago
They are really caring and help with whatever questions you may have are gentle with the care they give
Meghan Marquez
5 years ago
The dentists and dental hygienists are wonderful. I would give them 5 stars if I was just reviewing them. Before I made an appointment I called to ask if the dentist accepts my insurance. I was told "yes". Nothing else was said about my insurance so I excitedly booked appointments for myself and my daughter. We went to the appointments and were both impressed by the dentist and staff. My daughter had to have continued work done so once again we made an appointment to come back. During this time we received a large bill in the mail. Our insurance had changed (military insurance) so I assumed that they had billed the wrong insurance company. I called and spoke to the office manager. I told her that our insurance had changed and she said it was no problem and that she would submit the bill to the correct insurance. Nothing else was said about my insurance. I never heard anything else about it so I assumed it was all fixed. We went to my daughters next appointment. When I was leaving the lady at the front desk stopped me and asked if I would be paying the "rather large balance on your account" I was shocked to see that I owed a ton of money. I felt there must be some mistake. I have been a military spouse for over 15 years and have never seen such a huge dentist bill. It was then that the lady at the desk informed me that my insurance is "out of network" and that is why I had such a huge bill. I was so upset! First of all, I would never had made the appointment if I had been told that when I called and literally asked, "do you take MetLife?" Every single time I move I have to find a new dentist and I always ask in this way. Never have I been told yes if they are out of network. Second of all, I certainly wouldn't have come a second time to have major work done for my kid if I had known! I felt deceived! I was told it is my responsibility to check to see if the dentist is in network. I told them, "what do you think was my purpose in calling and asking if you took my insurance?" Their response was that I should have called my insurance first. This whole problem could have been solved by the office staff answering my question honestly. Here, let me give you an example, " Hi do you take MetLife?" "We do take Metlife but we are out of network." "Out of network? I have never heard of that. What does that mean?" " It means that you will pay much more out of pocket than if you went to a network provider." "ok thanks, I will have to look for an in network provider. Have a nice day!" The office staff had several opportunities to tell me the truth and they did not. That day at the office I literally started crying when I heard that I had been seen at the out of network provider. I work very hard to stay on a budget and now I have a bill that I will be paying for the next 12 months at least. I am so disgusted by this.
Meghan Marquez
6 years ago
The dentists and dental hygienists are wonderful. I would give them 5 stars if I was just reviewing them. Before I made an appointment I called to ask if the dentist accepts my insurance. I was told "yes". Nothing else was said about my insurance so I excitedly booked appointments for myself and my daughter. We went to the appointments and were both impressed by the dentist and staff. My daughter had to have continued work done so once again we made an appointment to come back. During this time we received a large bill in the mail. Our insurance had changed (military insurance) so I assumed that they had billed the wrong insurance company. I called and spoke to the office manager. I told her that our insurance had changed and she said it was no problem and that she would submit the bill to the correct insurance. Nothing else was said about my insurance. I never heard anything else about it so I assumed it was all fixed. We went to my daughters next appointment. When I was leaving the lady at the front desk stopped me and asked if I would be paying the "rather large balance on your account" I was shocked to see that I owed a ton of money. I felt there must be some mistake. I have been a military spouse for over 15 years and have never seen such a huge dentist bill. It was then that the lady at the desk informed me that my insurance is "out of network" and that is why I had such a huge bill. I was so upset! First of all, I would never had made the appointment if I had been told that when I called and literally asked, "do you take MetLife?" Every single time I move I have to find a new dentist and I always ask in this way. Never have I been told yes if they are out of network. Second of all, I certainly wouldn't have come a second time to have major work done for my kid if I had known! I felt deceived! I was told it is my responsibility to check to see if the dentist is in network. I told them, "what do you think was my purpose in calling and asking if you took my insurance?" Their response was that I should have called my insurance first. This whole problem could have been solved by the office staff answering my question honestly. Here, let me give you an example, " Hi do you take MetLife?" "We do take Metlife but we are out of network." "Out of network? I have never heard of that. What does that mean?" " It means that you will pay much more out of pocket than if you went to a network provider." "ok thanks, I will have to look for an in network provider. Have a nice day!" The office staff had several opportunities to tell me the truth and they did not. That day at the office I literally started crying when I heard that I had been seen at the out of network provider. I work very hard to stay on a budget and now I have a bill that I will be paying for the next 12 months at least. I am so disgusted by this.
J Parker
6 years ago
This place was awesome my daughter had a tooth that started getting loose at 5 and my wife freaked out worried about a possible problem and they got her in to an emergency appt asap to look at and sure enough everything was fine but the staff here is helpful and awesome especially Brie and shout out to all the dental assistants as well so nice and so helpful.
Laurie Johnson
6 years ago
My children had been seen at Jamestown Dental 2 or 3 times. The staff is very nice and either a dental assistant or the doctor himself came out to fill me in. It took about a month to be seen for a new patient visit, but only 7-10 days for follow-up appts. On 2 occasions we needed an emergency visit and called after hours and was seen the following day. They have a very nice area for younger children. It has a tv, always playing cartoons, toys, games and gumball style machines where I'm guessing younger: children are given a token by the dentist at the end of the visit. There are tv screens above The dental seat for a distraction and works well. The immediate surrounding area is rich with wildlife and the mountains provide a soothing atmosphere. They took the time to call me the following day to see how I was doing. My pain was adequately controlled which was a concern I had mentioned at my initial visit.
Melvin Tate
6 years ago
My dental Hygenist retired after serving me for 22 years. She was exceptional. A couple of years afterwards I noticed my pocket depths began to move from 1, 2, and 3s to 3, 4, and sometimes 5, plus an alarming 10 in one area. Recently at the UW clinic the pockets were almost all 2s again. This was after a year of having Lisa, at the Jamestown clinic as a hygenist. I am now with UW periodontics clinic. However, the Jamestown people: cindy at the front desk, and especially Lisa, the hygenist, as well as others there deserve a few appreciative words. Thanks for being there. Keep up the good work.
Laurie Johnson
7 years ago
My children had been seen at Jamestown Dental 2 or 3 times. The staff is very nice and either a dental assistant or the doctor himself came out to fill me in. It took about a month to be seen for a new patient visit, but only 7-10 days for follow-up appts. On 2 occasions we needed an emergency visit and called after hours and was seen the following day. They have a very nice area for younger children. It has a tv, always playing cartoons, toys, games and gumball style machines where I'm guessing younger: children are given a token by the dentist at the end of the visit. There are tv screens above The dental seat for a distraction and works well. The immediate surrounding area is rich with wildlife and the mountains provide a soothing atmosphere. They took the time to call me the following day to see how I was doing. My pain was adequately controlled which was a concern I had mentioned at my initial visit.
J Parker
7 years ago
This place was awesome my daughter had a tooth that started getting loose at 5 and my wife freaked out worried about a possible problem and they got her in to an emergency appt asap to look at and sure enough everything was fine but the staff here is helpful and awesome especially Brie and shout out to all the dental assistants as well so nice and so helpful.
Melvin Tate
7 years ago
My dental Hygenist retired after serving me for 22 years. She was exceptional. A couple of years afterwards I noticed my pocket depths began to move from 1, 2, and 3s to 3, 4, and sometimes 5, plus an alarming 10 in one area. Recently at the UW clinic the pockets were almost all 2s again. This was after a year of having Lisa, at the Jamestown clinic as a hygenist. I am now with UW periodontics clinic. However, the Jamestown people: cindy at the front desk, and especially Lisa, the hygenist, as well as others there deserve a few appreciative words. Thanks for being there. Keep up the good work.
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