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 Dr. Shipley is a native of Dallas. He graduated with honors from Stephen F. Austin State University and Baylor College of Dentistry. He has been in private practice since 1983. Dr. Shipley is married and the proud father of two sons. He enjoys all aspects of dentistry and prepares some of our restorations in our on-site dental lab. Dr. Shipley enjoys golf, playing guitar, and remodeling both the office and his home in his spare time.
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Danielle Travalini - RDH, BS - Danielle has been a hygienist since 1989 and recently joined us in 2008. Danielle graduated from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, TX earning the Hu-Freidy Golden Scaler Award. We are thrilled to have her!
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 Toni Driggers - Toni has been in the dental field since 1998. She has experience with scheduling, financing, and treatment plan coordination. Toni has been with Dr. Shipley since 2006 but she worked with another local dentist until retirement. Insurance questions, ask Toni. Need an advocate with the insurance companies? Talk to Toni. Toni enjoys scrapbooking, quilting, bowling, and baseball. She has one married daughter.
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 Noemi Albert - RDA - Noemi "Mimi" graduated from an accredited dental assisting program in Corpus Cristi, TX. She has 18 years' experience in the dental field in general dentistry. She holds certificates in radiology and nitrous monitoring. Noemi has been with Dr. Shipley since 2001. Mimi is interested in organic and health foods and living healthy.
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 Vanesa Flores - CDA, RDA - certified nationally. Vanesa graduated from a dental assisting program here in Dallas. She has been in the dental field since 2001 in general dentistry as well as endodontic specialty. She is certified in radiology and nitrous monitoring. Vanesa has been with Dr. Shipley since 2002. Vanesa is a true soccer mom with 2 daughters both playing. In her very little spare time she enjoys some scrapbooking. |
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Dr. Shipley and his staff annually attend continuing education courses to stay up-to-date on all the latest techniques and equipment available in the constantly changing dental field.
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