Dr. Randall was born and raised here in Port Huron, MI. In 2015, she graduated from the University of Michigan with a Bachelor of Science degree in Biopsychology, Cognition and Neuroscience Go Blue! Upon graduating from Michigan, Dr. Randall continued her education at the University of Detroit Mercy School of Dentistry, completing her studies in 2021. While she enjoyed city-living in Detroit, Dr. Randall is thrilled to be back home, enjoying all that the Blue Water Area has to offer.

Dr. Randall has a passion for mission work, and looks forward to being able to give back by providing dental care to underserved areas. Her positive energy and encouragement aids to comfort patients during their dental experience. She looks forward to making connections with the people of the Port Huron community, always striving to meet and exceed patients oral health needs. Dr. Randall is an active member of the Michigan Dental Association and the American Dental Association.

Registered Dental HygienistKari joined Dr. Gillhooleys office spring of 2000. Kari earned her Associate degree in Science from Mott & SC4 Community College prior to receiving her Bachelors degree in Health Education at University of Michigan Flint. Kari is certified in digital radiography, CPR, VELscope Oral Cancer Screening, ProSelect Ultrasonic Scaling, Soft Tissue Laser and to give local anesthetic. She also specializes in nutritional counseling, pediatric care, and periodontal therapy, and is known for being the office go-to-person for patient education. Kari is a firm believer that good service is both skilled and professional, but also friendly and warm. She prides herself on the relationships she builds and maintains with her patients and always offers a gentle touch. When not in the office, Kari loves spending time with her husband, Mike, their two daughters, Haylee and Zoey, and the family dog. She also enjoys playing tennis, rollerblading, dancing, baking, and arts and crafts. Kari is a runner, an animal lover, and a Michigan fan.

Registered Dental HygienistShannon joined Dr. Gillhooleys office June 1 st 2021. Shannon earned her Associate of Science degree in Dental Hygiene from Baker College in 2017. She is certified in digital radiography, CPR, and administration of local anesthetic. Shannon believes that focusing on patients needs and helping them maintain good oral health are the keys to building a lasting relationship. Outside of the office, she enjoys spending time with her family and kids, playing with her animals ( pot-belly pig, French bulldog, and cat ), as well as traveling, biking and crafting.

Registered Dental Hygienist Melissa joined Dr. Jills office in January 2021 after graduating from Baker College in 2020. As a dental hygienist she is most eager to develop patient relationships and trust with those who sit in her chair. Melissa is certified in dental radiology, CPR, ultrasonic scaling, Oral cancer screening, and Nitrous oxide/ local anesthetic delivery. Continuous education is important to her, because she feels that her field of work is always changing and improving. In her free time Melissa enjoys spending her days with her soon-to-be husband, Frank and their friends. She also loves being outdoors, fishing, camping, and spending time with family.

Registered Dental AssistantErica is one of the highly qualified Registered Dental Assistants, who joined Dr. Gillhooleys office in 2014. A graduate of Baker College, Erica is certified in digital radiographs, OSHA, CPR, and HIPPA practices. Additionally, she completed several continuing education courses to add her expertise. Erica specializes in practice management and team building around the office. She is known for her organized and professional manner and prides herself on keeping the lab in excellent working order. Whether shes assisting a patient or maintaining office coordination, Erica is an exemplary addition to the team. Outside of our office, Erica switches roles to a devoted mother to her daugher and son. Her two children are her world, and their weekly activities keep her constantly on the go.

Office Manager & Registered Dental AssistantLauren joined Dr. Brions office in April of 2015. A graduate of Baker College, Lauren is one of our qualified Registered Dental Assistants and also takes on a handful of office manager duties. She is certified in CPR and digital radiographs. In addition to her quality care in patient advocacy and support, Lauren is known for her punctual practice skills and ability to jump from one task to another in a timely and professional manner. Lauren is extremely handy, and has been known for fixing things around the office. On the weekends, Lauren takes special interest in the outdoors and loves spending time with her husband and their dog. She enjoys taking on new remodeling projects around the house.

Dental Assistant Tori joined Dr Gillhooleys dental office in July of 2021. She is a graduate of Landmark Academy High School as of 2019. Tori is excited about entering the dental field and learning all that she can. When not at work, Tori loves to be outside, whether its camping with her family or going for bike rides with friends. Tori also loves animals and loves spending time with her pets.

Dental Assistant Taylor started dental assisting in the fall of 2017 and has been welcomed back to our office in August of 2021. She is certified in digital radiographs, First Aid, and Bloodborne Pathogens.Taylor is known for her smiling face, positivity around the office, and a go-to person for cheering up. She married her Husband, Cameron, on October 13, 2018 and they have recently purchased their first home together. They share their home with their two dogs; Willow and Timberlynn. In Taylors free time, she enjoys spending it with her family and friends and loves to soak up the sunshine.

Scheduling/Insurance CoordinatorAdrienne joined Dr. Jills Dental Team in February of 2018. She has three associates degrees and a passion for learning. Adrienne is excited to continue absorbing more knowledge about the dental field as she grows in the office. She is certified in CPR, First Aid and Bloodborne Pathogens. Adrienne is known for her smiling face and positive attitude at the front desk. Outside of our office Adrienne also works at a local daycare and enjoys working with children. She can also be found in the outdoors doing activities such as camping, hunting, and gardening.

You can look good and have a healthy smile. Most people who are unhappy with the appearance of their teeth do not realize the numerous ways cosmetic dentistry can heal a smile. Cosmetic dentistry can correct crooked teeth, spaces between your teeth, stained or discolored teeth, chipped teeth, broken or missing teeth and having a gummy smile. Dr. Gillhooley creates a customized treatment plan for you, based on your age, goals and your level of financial comfort.

Imagine a whiter, more brilliant smile! Porcelain veneers are conservative, cosmetic dentistry that makes a dramatic difference in the appearance of your teeth. If you have chipped teeth, crooked teeth, gaps in teeth or dull or stained teeth, veneers may be the perfect solution for you. Your dentist will skillfully bond and shape thin strips of porcelain to your teeth, creating a straight, brilliant smile that enhances your appearance and your self esteem.

Patients rave about our tooth-whitening program. Imagine removing surface stains and having the white smile you had when you were a teenager. Dr. Gillhooley even offers a take-home whitening program to help patients uncover a clean, renewed smile!

When teeth are missing, your smile undergoes significant changes. Missing teeth can cause you to chew differently, may cause mouth pain, and as your remaining teeth work to compensate for the loss, gaps and spaces form that only makes the situation worse. A porcelain bridge, custom designed by Dr. Gillhooley, keeps your smile aligned and your bite functional. Bridges are anchored to existing teeth on either side of the missing tooth. They are semi-permanent, meaning they can only be affixed or removed by a dentist and are a long-term restorative solution to your damaged smile.

You can erase years of wear and tear with porcelain crowns. Dr. Gillhooley uses a tooth-like crown made of porcelain to restore your tooth after the decay has been removed. Crowns are also used to restore chipped teeth, broken teeth, gaps in teeth and other damage. Also called caps, porcelain crowns mimic natural looking teeth in shape and color.

Are you embarrassed about your smile because of decayed, disfigured or discolored teeth? You may be a good candidate for composite resins, also known as tooth-colored fillings or restorations. When the decay has been taken out of the tooth, it is replaced with filling material. In the past, amalgam (silver) fillings were placed into the cleaned out portion of the tooth. With new advancements in dentistry, you can now have tooth-colored fillings instead of silver fillings resulting in a longer lasting, brighter, whiter smile. The new tooth-colored material is bonded to the teeth for a stronger restoration.

Bonding is a tooth-colored material applied and adhered to the surface of the tooth, often without reducing the structure of the tooth. The bonding material is sculpted by your dentist so that it resembles a natural tooth, correcting chips, and broken, stained or discolored teeth and in some cases correcting gaps. It is less of an investment than veneers but like a natural tooth, the resin may stain with the use of coffee or other staining foods.

Do you see a lot of your gum tissue when you smile? Many people with gummy smiles do not know that there are treatments available to cosmetically enhance the look of your gums. Dr. Gillhooley can re-contour the appearance of your gum tissue. With the addition of beautiful porcelain veneers, your gummy smile disappears, revealing a bright, youthful smile that looks natural and proportioned. The entire process takes just a few visits and because of advancements in cosmetic techniques, your comfort is assured. Call Dr. Gillhooley and begin transforming your smile today!

Your smile today may not be as brilliant as it once was. Years of wear and tear, injury, or poor care can hurt the look and function of your teeth. Dr. Gillhooley changes lives every day through restorative dentistry. Rejuvenate your smile today!

As the prosthetic that most closely mimics natures design, dental implants serve as substitute tooth roots. Each implant is strategically placed in the jaw, where bone integrates with it to create a solid foundation for a crown, bridge or denture. With proper care, dental implants can last a lifetime.

Partial dentures are used if you have several teeth missing that cannot be corrected with a bridge. A partial denture is created to replace those teeth. The partial denture is removable and designed to fit comfortably and blend in with any remaining teeth. This type of denture is made from a synthetic material that is supported with a lightweight metal. It mimics your gum tissue and teeth to create a natural looking smile while still remaining functional. The partial is important once the teeth have been removed to preserve the bone and to keep existing teeth from tilting and growing in towards the gaps.

You can erase years of wear and tear with porcelain crowns. Dr. Gillhooley uses a tooth-like crown made of porcelain or gold, to restore your tooth after the decay has been removed. Crowns are also used to restore chipped teeth, broken teeth, gaps in teeth and other damage. Also called caps, porcelain crowns mimic natural looking teeth in shape and color.

If youve lost a tooth, a large gap in your smile can create significant problems for your dental health if left uncorrected. Gradually, your bite pressure may shift to other parts of your mouth to compensate for an inability to chew efficiently in the area of the missing tooth. Neighboring teeth may begin to move into the gap resulting in discomfort, pain and more problems in the future. After some preparation of the two neighboring teeth, crowns are created for them. A prosthetic tooth, or pontic, is fused between the crowns. Fixed bridges literally bridge the gap in your smile. Dr. Gillhooley creates a functional, life-like bridge to correct your smile, restore your bite and alleviate your discomfort.

Sometimes removing tooth decay effectively requires the removal of a portion of your tooth. The removed portion is replaced with a porcelain inlay or onlay. Dr. Gillhooley customizes an inlay or onlay to fill the space left behind when the part of your tooth is removed. Traditionally, inlays and onlays were made out of metal, much like traditional filings. Now, porcelain-milled inlays and onlays are virtually indistinguishable from natural teeth and provide relief from chewing pain, cavity pain and tooth degeneration.

Even if you have healthy teeth and gums, the way they fit within your mouth is another important aspect of your dental health. If you teeth are improperly positioned, you may suffer from an irregular bite. While everyone wants straight teeth for aesthetic reasons, there are major health concerns associated with your bite as well. For these and other tooth-alignment issues, Dr. Gillhooley works with trusted specialists to fulfill your orthodontic needs. These may include straightening teeth, Dr. Gillhooley and her team will discuss what treatments suit your needs.