Kathy has lived in Pinellas County for 38 years and has worked in dentistry for 6 years. She attended Tallahassee Community College and Florida State University. What Kathy enjoys most about her work is how comprehensive dentistry changes lives.  She feels blessed and proud to be part of a team committed to the well being of each and every patient. Kathy has been married for 17 years and has two sons. Spending time with her family includes their church involvement with youth and participating in mission trips. She also loves the Florida life of surf, sun and sand!

Doris has worked in dentistry for 22 years. She has worked with CDC since 1999, and serves as the financial and insurance coordinator for patients of CDC. She works with patients on an individual basis and helps them achieve their dental health goals. Doris has three children, Sara, Madison and David. Her hobbies include fishing and spending time with her family.

Michele has worked in dentistry for 23 years and enjoys changing peoples lives one smile at a time. As the treatment coordinator for the CDC, Michele works closely with each patient starting with their first visit. Whether it is just routine care or complex dentistry that is needed, she is available to coordinate appointments, answer questions and offer reassurance. Michele feels fortunate to work with such a devoted and professional dental team. Michele is happily married to her husband of 21 years, Jack. They have two sons, Kyle - age 19 and Ryan - age 18.

Nicole is a dental assistant who began working with CDC in 1995 and was trained by Dr. Menendez. She received her certifications in Expanded Functions, Radiography and Provisional Crown and Bridges from the University of Florida. Additionally, she received training in ICOI Implants. What Nicole loves the most about her work is being a part of changing people’s lives. It is a true joy for her when she sees someone who always hid their smile because of embarrassment transform into someone who cannot quit smiling.

Norine has spent 35 “wonderful” years working in dentistry, 20 of those years have been at CDC. Today’s incredible dental technology and changing patients lives by giving them a beautiful and healthy smile, adds to Norine’s enthusiasm in her work.  Norine says, “Despite all my years in dentistry, not a day goes by that I don’t learn something new.” Norine loves gardening and photography, but her main love is her career. Her terrific family includes a daughter, two step daughters and five grandchildren.

Cheryl received her dental hygiene degree from the Erie Community College/University of Buffalo in 1974 and began working with CDC in 1988. She has been married since 1975 and has two sons, Mike and Dave. Her hobbies include spending time with family, travel, golf, hiking, biking, horseback riding, reading and painting.