I am originally from the small town of Hampton New Brunswick. In 2001, I moved to Toronto to pursue my undergraduate degree in chemistry. After my undergrad I moved to Montreal and spent the following 6 years doing graduate research in materials chemistry, surface chemistry and chemical physics. I attended McGill's DMD program from 2011-2015.

Over the last several years I have developed an interest in comprehensive oral rehabilitation using a multidiciplinary approach through the application of modern digital workflows. My graduate research in materials science and chemical physics has given me a unique perspective on the use of modern dental materials, surface science and CAD/CAM technologies.

I moved to Kingston with my wife and three daughters in the summer of 2019. We have family in the area and are excited to be able to spend more time with them.