Carrie,
Office Manager
Carrie is one of the newest members of our team and a native of Lancaster, PA. Beginning her career in 2005 as a Registered Dental Assistant, she eventually transitioned to the front office, where she has been helping patients ever since. Carrie is an absolute pro when it comes to things like working with insurance and strives to make all feel welcome and cared for from the moment they step into our office. When not working, Carrie enjoys remodeling her house and building things, but most of all, she loves spending time with her kids.
Ayla,
Registered Dental Assistant
Rebekah,
Registered Dental Assistant
Shariffa Edwards,
Registered Dental Hygienist
“I am a firm believer in the power of integrative dentistry!” says Shariffa, a native of Central Washington who joined our team at the end of 2024. Having studied at the University of Washington and UMASS Boston, she earned her hygiene degree in 2012. She is also certified in CPR/BLS. “I strive to provide every patient with the highest quality of care,” says Shariffa. “I work to continuously educate myself to consistently provide my community with relevant and up-to-date treatment and information. My goal is to enhance each patient’s dental experience while simultaneously cultivating professional relationships built on trust, honesty, and integrity.” In her spare time, she enjoys traveling, singing, community outreach, spending time near water, and quality time with family and friends.
Christene,
Front Desk
Happy Patients
We understand that no one really enjoys going to the dentist, but we’re proud to say that each of our patients is happy to be at our office. They tell us so every day. That speaks volumes to us as we strive to make biologic dentistry as easy, safe, and accessible for all of our patients.
How Long Does It Take to Fill a Cavity?
The short answer: most fillings take somewhere between 20 and 60 minutes, start to finish. But that range depends on a handful of specific factors, and honestly, the more useful question is often whether a filling is even needed yet. At Bruno Integrative Dentistry,...
Do Cavities Actually Hurt?
It's a fair question, and the honest answer surprises most people: not always, and not in the way you'd expect. Pain turns out to be a surprisingly unreliable guide to how serious a cavity actually is. Someone with a small, early cavity can have real sensitivity,...
How to Know If You Have a Cavity
Here's the honest, slightly frustrating answer: in the earliest stages, you often won't feel anything at all. Cavities don't announce themselves the way most people expect, and by the time there's real pain, decay has usually already reached the more sensitive layers...



