Our entire pediatric dentistry team loves kids, and our top priority is making sure they have a positive visit. Well listen to any fears or concerns, utilize gentle techniques, and offer additional sedation services as needed.
All kids deserve to feel great about their smiles. One part of making that happen is teaching them to take initiative for their own oral health. We have fun, interactive tools to help them learn good practices.
Parents deserve quality pediatric dentistry thats accessible for their family. With modern technology and a wide range of services, we take care of most anything your child needs with precision and experience.
Dr. Carissa Molina grew up in Madison, WI. She graduated magna cum laude from Marquette University School of Dentistry with her Doctor of Dental Surgery degree in 2013. Dr. Carissa fulfilled her National Health Service Corps obligation at a community health center in Milwaukee, WI. As a general dentist, she treated patients of all ages, but especially enjoyed working with children and desired to pursue specialty training. She graduated from the pediatric dental residency program at Childrens Hospital Colorado in 2019.
Dr. Madelyn (Maddy) Stumpos received her Bachelor of Science Degree in Neuroscience from the University of Michigan in 2013 and her Doctor of Dental Surgery from the University of Michigan in 2017. She then attended Oregon Health & Sciences University to receive her Master of Science and orthodontic certificate in 2019.
Dr. Stumpos became a Diplomate of the American Board of Orthodontics (Board Certified) in February 2020. Dr. Stumpos has a passion for her patients and loves to create healthy, beautiful smiles that build confidence.
Dr. Brianna Nicholson graduated from the University of Colorado dental school in 2009. Since then, she has been working with children and families in the Denver metro area, helping them with their dental and oral health care needs.
With two young sons of her own, she understands not only the importance of childrens dental health but also the need of communicating well with parents and taking time to answer questions and address concerns. When not practicing dentistry,