After graduating from Birmingham Southern College in 1990, Dr. Carol Ann D. Nicrosi attended the University of Alabama School of Dentistry and received her Doctor of Dental Medicine Degree in 1995. She went on to complete her pediatric specialty at the University of Alabama with a three year Masters program and served as Chief Resident. Dr. Carol Ann has enjoyed practicing in Gardendale since 1998.
Dr. Carol Ann is a small town girl at heart growing up in Demopolis, AL. She and her husband, William have two children, Nancy Kate and Charles. She enjoys spending time with her active family, reading, and all outdoor activities.
Dr. Padma Gulur is originally from India and grew up in several small towns in India. After college, she received her bachelors degree in dental surgery from the internationally acclaimed Manipal University in India. She then decided to continue her education at Wichita State University in Wichita, Kansas where she pursued her masters in public health. Once this endeavor was completed, Dr. Padma went on to achieve her doctorate in dental medicine from Boston University, located in Boston, Massachusetts. As fate would have it, she made a big move to Alabama and worked for a Public Health Pediatric Clinic in Anniston for nine years, and then in private practice for seven years. During this time, she gained expertise in working with children. She came to love working with kids, helping them overcome their fears, relieving their pain, and consequently earning their trust. Her love and enthusiasm for pediatric dentistry is clearly evident throughout the office.
Dr. Padma is a proud mother of two children: Aditya (13 years old) and Anushka (9 years old). Her husband Ravi is an industrial engineer. When not at work, the soccer mom of a 13-year-old son and 9-year-old daughter is busy catering to their needs. She also enjoys her free time by watching movies.
Dr. Padma enjoys working with children to ensure a lifetime of healthy smiles! She is as much a family woman as she is a successful dentist who leaves no stones unturned in order to keep the family and patients in high spirits.
