Meet Dr. Michele Anderson
Dr. Michele Anderson grew up in Castle Rock with two younger sisters. They kept their parents busy with softball, soccer, basketball, and volleyball. Their parents often coached their teams. She met her husband, Eric, while in college and they married in 1993. Eric grew up with six siblings in Vancouver, Washington. They now have three young children of their own and after 15 years in Seattle they are happy to be back "home" to raise their family near grandparents and 22 cousins.
Dr. Anderson graduated from the University of Washington in 1992 Cum Laude and later attended the University of Washington Dental School graduating with Honors in 2000. She was elected to membership in the National Dental Honor Society, OKU and received awards from the Academy of Operative Dentistry, The American College of Prosthodontics and The Washington Association of Women Dentists. She is a member of the American Dental Association, Washington Dental Association and an active member/officer in the Lower Columbia Dental Society.
Watch a video about Dr. Anderson here.
Dr. Anderson graduated from the University of Washington in 1992 Cum Laude and later attended the University of Washington Dental School graduating with Honors in 2000. She was elected to membership in the National Dental Honor Society, OKU and received awards from the Academy of Operative Dentistry, The American College of Prosthodontics and The Washington Association of Women Dentists. She is a member of the American Dental Association, Washington Dental Association and an active member/officer in the Lower Columbia Dental Society.
Watch a video about Dr. Anderson here.
Actual Review from InsiderPages.com
Renee W. 5 Stars
"I love this lady. Going to the dentist, to be honest, is not my favorite pasttime, however she makes you feel to comfortable. She is very fast and thorough in examining your teeth. I would go back to her in a second. Their office is so nicely decorated with warm tones and cherry wood. It is so beautiful! It's great too for children in their waiting room they have a Nintendo for them to play if they need to wait. Also, in the examining rooms they have video players you place on your eyes while you are having your teeth done if you tend to get nervous. It's just a great place to go."
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