Meet Dr. Hickle - Cleveland Dentist - Cleveland Restorative Dentist |
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Dr.
Colleen Hickle grew up in Strongsville, Ohio and from there attended
Miami University in Oxford, Ohio with a major in Biology and a minor
in Spanish. From there, she applied to her #1 dental school of choice,
The Ohio State University where she was immediately accepted. Dr.
Hickle graduated in 2000 and afterward elected to complete a one
year general practice residency at Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton,
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| management of patients with complex medical histories, complex dental infections, and emergency treatment. She also received certification in IV conscious sedation. From there, she worked in private practices in Cincinnati, Akron, and North Canton before deciding to return to her roots in the Cleveland area. Dr. Hickle enjoys staying in shape,
going for runs in the park, traveling to new places, and spending
time with her golden retriever, Braylen. In addition, she enjoys
attending Cavs and Indians games, and is a die-hard Buckeyes football
fan. Sharon Sharon is Dr. Hickle’s dental
assistant and helps in managing the office. She chose dentistry
as her career because it’s one of the most exciting and rewarding
fields, especially today. She attended The Cleveland Institute for
Dental Assisting, and went on to earn her Dental Assisting Certification
and X-Ray Certification at The Ohio State University. |
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Sharon says she is proud to be part of such a talented, professional team. Also, she takes pride in treating our patients like family, and not just a number. When she’s not helping transform a smile, she might be found at home designing a new necklace for her web store or just simply spending time with her family and their shetland sheep dog, Abby.
Diane Diane is Dr. Hickle’s dental hygienist. She graduated from The Ohio State University earning a BA in Sociology and certification in Dental Hygiene and EFDA (Expanded Functions Dental Auxiliary). For the past 20 years she has enjoyed her role as a dental hygienist, periodontal therapist and most of all as an educator. In light of current research showing probable links between periodontal disease and systemic diseases, she takes her job as an educator seriously. Working with her patients to achieve optimum dental health in a relaxed yet fun atmosphere is her #1 goal. Outside of the office Diane likes to read, attend the theatre/movies, travel, play in her garden and walk her big old fuzzy dog, Dizzy. |
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