Meet Our Team

Colette – Dental Hygienist

As early as I can remember, I’ve always enjoyed going to the dentist. In the early 1980’s, while working at my neighborhood deli, I expressed an interest in becoming a dentist. My boss, the owner of the deli, introduced me to his next door neighbor, who had just opened a dental practice. From that moment on, I was sure that dentistry would be my career path. I made the decision to return to school at Towson University, where I majored in Biology. I would later attend Allegany Community College, where I received my Dental Hygiene Degree.

I love to laugh in the operatory with my patients. It is important to get to know my patients and make them comfortable while there are in the dental chair. I am gentle, however, thorough. I have been working as a Dental Hygienist for 28 years and consider myself to be fortunate to become the newest member of Crossroads Dental Arts.

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Erin – Dental Assistant

“I have always enjoyed going to the dentist when I was a kid and always had a fascination about teeth. In 2010 I was finally presented with the opportunity to attend Dental Assisting School in St. Louis, Missouri.
I made the decision to work in a Pediatric dental office and educate young parents as well as the little patients.


In 2020, I moved back to Maryland and decided to work in General Dentistry.
I love when a patient comes in apprehensive and I can put them at ease. I enjoy talking and sometimes singing with the patients.
I understand that folks don like coming to the dentist. I enjoy the opportunity to help the patient receive compassionate care.

Crossroads Dental Arts Team
Crossroads Dental Arts Team

Erin – Dental Assistant

“I have always enjoyed going to the dentist when I was a kid and always had a fascination about teeth. In 2010 I was finally presented with the opportunity to attend Dental Assisting School in St. Louis, Missouri.
I made the decision to work in a Pediatric dental office and educate young parents as well as the little patients.


In 2020, I moved back to Maryland and decided to work in General Dentistry.
I love when a patient comes in apprehensive and I can put them at ease. I enjoy talking and sometimes singing with the patients.
I understand that folks don like coming to the dentist. I enjoy the opportunity to help the patient receive compassionate care.

Danyelle – Practice Manager

“When I was a young child I had a traumatic dental experience: I was playing football on skates and fell, chipping my front tooth. My mother took me to the dentist and I was frightened by the sounds of the office, but eventually became accustomed to the environment. However, I continued to have problems with that tooth.

After having my children, I decided to go back to school to become a dental assistant, a profession that I wanted to learn more about and knew I would find rewarding. My favorite part about being a dental assistant is meeting new patients and making them feel comfortable. I want to make the dental experience less anxiety-producing for our patients. Our patients at Crossroads Dental Arts always put a smile on my face as we do on theirs.”

Crossroads Dental Arts Team
Crossroads Dental Arts Team

Kayla – Office Manager

When I meet someone for the first time, I immediately notice their beautiful teeth. There is nothing more important than great oral health because great oral health leads to great overall health.

I have always enjoyed performing cosmetic skin treatments and have a love for technology. After establishing a career as a licensed esthetician, I decided to further my education with a degree in Information Technology. As a member of Crossroads Dental Arts, I am able to provide world-class service, utilize my skills in technology, and interact with our great patients.

Lauryn – Dental Assistant

“After years of working in the retail space, I realized that my passion for helping people went far beyond clothing selections or finding the perfect piece for their home. I decided that working in a place where happy smiles are a top priority could be a great fit. In the summer of 2020 I had expressed to my family that I wanted to go back to school and pursue a career in healthcare. I did some research and found the Fortis Institute, and decided to start their dental assisting program. While attending Fortis I not only learned the importance of good oral health, but also how important it is for someone to receive great dental care.“

Crossroads Dental Arts Team