I find the greatest satisfaction in being a dentist comes from the positive impact I have on my patients lives. I could be removing the pain of a toothache, or performing a smile makeover, but whatever Im doing, that persons life is going to be better. As a dentist, I am able to do this every day. When I see a grateful smile on a patients face, I feel a great sense of personal and professional fulfillment.
Dentistry is my passion: I can help people feel better about themselves and improve their health, while developing relationships with each patient. I enjoy seeing a familiar face come through the door, and knowing Ill soon be hearing their latest news. I like meeting new people and learning about their lives just as much.
My Doctorate of Dental Surgery (DDS) was awarded by theUniversity of Texas Health Science Center at Houston. Im a believer in continuing education for every professional, but especially for those of us in the oral healthcare fields. Dentistry is a constantly evolving profession, with changes in technology, treatments, and approaches to care. By staying abreast of these changes, and continually strengthening and expanding my skills, Im able to ensure my patients receive the best possible care.
My family, and spending quality time with them, is my priority away from work. I also enjoy hiking and mountaineering, biking, and adventure traveling. Being outdoors and exploring the world is a large part of who I am. I love sharing this with my family.
I assist Dr. Tabrizi with routine and major procedures, laboratory management, as well as planning, organizing, directing, and coordinating dental operations. I enjoy getting to know the patients on a personal level while helping them achieve completion of their treatment plans. Assisting in making healthy smiles is very fulfilling. We family here at ProDental, we are all unified to achieve our patients' oral health goals, which makes the practice run smoothly and our patients returning satisfied.
'Brittanii is Dr. Tabrizis assistant in patient care. She is amazing with our patients, explaining their treatment process and calming their fears. She 's a valuable part of our family, her loyalty is unparalleled.'
I have been in dentistry for ten years now, I started my venture in dentistry at the mere age of nineteen and have been a part of it ever since. I love being able to support our patients throughout their treatment. I am a mother of three, one who is special needs, which I feel gives me the compassion and patience I need to be understanding to our patients needs.
I joined the dental field because it has been one of the few things that have really interested me. Since finishing school, I couldn't be happier with my job. I love meeting all the amazing patients that come to our office and help them achieve their dental goals and I love working with an amazing team.
On being a Dental Hygienist: It requires knowledge, humanitarian appreciation, responsibility, patience and dedication to achieve the proposed health goals for our patients. Qualities I have acquired from being a daughter, sister, mom, Lee College student Ambassador, UTSD Spanish Education Assistant Chair with the Hispanic Dental Association and volunteer. I love to share the importance of oral health and its relationship to their overall health. I take advantage of my bilingual skills to communicate more effectively with my Spanish speaking patients.
Education and Continuing Education Bachelor of Science in Dental Hygiene (RDH): University of Texas Health Science Center at Houston. Today, I am currently pursuing an MBA with a concentration in Healthcare Management degree from Lamar University to expand my leadership skills and knowledge.
Personal Life: Born in Houston, Texas but raised in Baytown, I hold this community very close to my heart. Much of my time is spent in Baytown with my family. We enjoy watching a good movie, going to an ice cream shop and taking walks at the Town Square.
I chose to work in dentistry to help people love their smile. I want to assist them in achieving a path to a great smile and so they can make an even better first impression. It's the first thing I notice when I look at someone.