I grew up in Minnesota and graduated from the University of Minnesota School of Dentistry in 2005. I am a life-long learner and will always look for ways to improve myself and share what I have learned. I have completed my Fellowship with the Academy of General Dentistry, and recently attained my Qualified Dentist status with the American Academy of Dental Sleep Medicine. My journey will continue in Dental Sleep Medicine and hoping to reach Diplomate status by mid-year, 2021.

I enjoy meeting and learning about each of our wonderful patients. I am passionate about utilizing the most up-to-date therapies to help our patients with occlusal diseases and TMJ dysfunctions, Tethered Oral Tissues, Dental Sleep Medicine, dental implants, and clear aligners.

I am originally from Fergus Falls, Minnesota and graduated from NDSU before going on to attain my DDS degree at the University of Iowa College of Dentistry. It was in Iowa City that I met and graduated with my husband, Dr. Kenny, who also practices here in Fargo. I joined the Serenity team in January of 2020 and I feel so lucky to be a part of a team that puts patients first in a friendly, welcoming atmosphere. I love getting to know our patients and helping them achieve their dental goals!

My husband and I have two dogs, Belle (a german shepherd) and Buike (a golden retriever). Overall, Im a big homebody and love snuggling up with our dogs, going on walks, and reading. We are also avid University of Kansas basketball fans and rarely miss a game.

I grew up in Cavalier, ND and attended the University of North Dakota, graduating with a degree in Communications in August 2017. I recently moved to Fargo and began working at Serenity in June 2018. I enjoy working with and getting to know the staff and patients, and utilizing my skills to assist them with their dental and office needs.

I like spending my free time with family and friends, and exploring Fargos many activities and attractions. My interests/hobbies include painting, arts & crafts, shopping, movies, walking, rollerblading, cross-country skiing and hanging out with my Bichon-Poo puppy, Beau.

I graduated from the MSCTC dental assisting program in 2017 and the dental hygiene program in 2019. I joined the Serenity Valley Family Dentistry team in 2017 after completing my internship here. Im excited to work with patients as both an assistant and a hygienist.

After graduating from the dental hygiene program at NDSCS in Wahpeton, I joined Serenity Valley Family Dentistry in September 2020. I feel so blessed to be working with such a great team! I absolutely love it here and am excited to build my career.

I grew up in Garrison, ND, and after graduating from the NDSCS dental hygiene program in 2020, I joined the Serenity Valley team. I am very excited to begin my career as a hygienist with such an amazing team.

Iam Dr. Rosenfeldts assistant. I graduated from the Dental Assisting program at MSCTC in 2001, and am nationally certified and registered in North Dakota. I have worked for Dr. Rosenfeldt since she opened her practice in 2006. My focus is on patient comfort and education. I enjoy working closely with and getting to know each of our patients.

After completing the Dental Assisting program at MSCTC and becoming registered in North Dakota, I joined the Serenity Valley family in June of 2018. I absolutely love it. I truly feel so lucky and thankful to be part of such an amazing team.

I completed my dental assisting internship at Serenity Valley Dental during the summer of 2020. I graduated from the MSCTC dental assisting program in August, and I am currently studying there to become a dental hygienist. I expect to graduate in 2022. I get tremendous satisfaction from knowing that Im impacting each and every patients life in a positive way.I am also very happy to be a part of such an incredible team!

As the old saying goes, youre never fully dressed without a smile. To make sure your smile is a brilliant showstopper, we offer cosmetic dentistry that includes a whitening system, invisible aligners and veneers.

Get the healthy, natural, permanently white smile you have always wanted with ultra-thin porcelain veneers. Correct chipped, discolored, mildly crooked, spaced or misshapen teeth in as little as two visits; no shots, no drilling, no pain. These ultra-thin porcelain veneers that can give you a beautiful and permanently white smile. There are no shots and no drilling of sensitive tooth structure, therefore no pain. On your first of two visits, we will take precision molds and choose the right shade for your new, permanently white smile. On the second visit, your customized veneers are checked for fit and shade and then permanently and painlessly attached. Thats it!

Sometimes, no matter how well you take care of your teeth, you experience injuries, cracks or decay that cannot be avoided. When this happens, we provide restorative dentistry to help repair the problem and prevent further issues.

Silver and gold restorative fillings are a thing of the past. Todays composite resins are tooth-colored, safe and extremely durable. They are made up of ceramic and long-lasting plastics. Fillings are used to repair cavities, cracks, chips and worn enamel. To apply a filling, any decayed area must first be removed, cleaned and thoroughly dried. You may be a candidate for our new, Solea, CO2 dental laser system that replaces traditional numbing injections and drilling. If this process requires drilling, scraping or any potentially painful measures, we will first numb the appropriate areas. Our priority is to always make sure you feel safe, comfortable and relaxed while you are at our office.

When you are missing a tooth, a bridge (sometimes called a fixed partial denture) is a great way to fill in the gap. Replacing a missing tooth isnt just about improving appearance; sometimes the open gap can change your bite pattern, cause speech problems or allow surrounding teeth to shift out of alignment. Dr. Rosenfeldt can help you determine if you might benefit from a bridge.To make a bridge, an artificial tooth is created to replace the missing one, with crowns on each side that attach to your surrounding teeth. The crowns are what keep the bridge in place and provide structure and stability to the artificial tooth.

Sometimes tooth decay goes deeper than the surface of the tooth into the root pulp and a filling is not sufficient to repair the damage. Untreated, deep decay can cause painful infections and disease that may lead to the loss of the tooth. Infected pulp can be caused by deep cavities, cracks in the tooth or injuries. If you are sensitive to hot, cold and sweets; experience pain when biting or chewing; notice swelling around your mouth or have a chronic bad taste in your mouth, you may have an infection. Be sure to call our office right away if any of these symptoms occur so Dr. Rosenfeldt can completean exam.To perform a root canal, the infected or decayed areas of the tooth are removed and replaced with a filling compound. The entire tooth is then covered with a crown to seal off the roots. Within 24 hours, you should no longer have sensitivity to hot or cold and chewing should be pain free.

Chronic dental issues, health problems or injury can lead to the loss of all or several of your natural teeth. When this happens, we recommend dentures. A denture is a prosthetic set of artificial teeth that are tailored to fit your jaw. As with most dental procedures, technology has made dentures so comfortable and natural looking, its nearly impossible to know if someone is wearing them.Please visit with Dr. Rosenfeldt if you are interested in learning more about partial or complete dentures.

Whether its decay, genetics or an all-star hockey game that causes you to lose some adult teeth, implants may be the ideal replacement option for you. An implant consists of a titanium post, which is surgically implanted in your jaw, topped by a crown that acts as your artificial tooth. It takes several months to ensure that the post is assimilated to your jaw and completely healed before the permanent crown is placed, but a temporary crown can be created to help you maintain chewing capacity and a natural smile. If this is a wise choice for you, Dr. Rosenfeldt will recommend a local specialist to complete the surgical portion of your implant restoration process.