Riverside Dental

Dr. Mollie Richardson was raised right here in Littleton, Colorado.� She grew up only a couple of miles from where Riverside Dental is located.� She knew at a very early age that she wanted to be a dentist and would tell anyone that asked.� She attended the University of Nebraska on an academic scholarship and received her undergraduate degree in Biological Sciences.� Dr. Richardson also attended the University of Nebraska for dental school.� Her doctoral degree was conferred with high distinction.� Throughout her dental school training, she was the recipient of numerous academic and clinical awards.� A consummate student, Dr. Richardson was fortunate to be accepted to a General Practice Residency program at the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha.� While there, she was able to refine and hone her clinical skills in a hospital setting and treat patients with many different medical conditions in a challenging environment.� She was exposed to the latest dental techniques and resources.� After finishing her residency program in General Practice, she made the easiest decision of her life: to relocate back to Colorado and practice in her hometown.� After working as an associate in a dental practice for two years, she had the opportunity to start her own practice, Riverside Dental.� She is proud to say that she is from Colorado and could never see herself practicing or living anywhere else.� Her greatest professional joy is having a patient laugh along with her through the appointment and hopes that the experience will be repeated for many years to come.� Dr. Richardson is a member of the American Dental Association, Colorado Dental Association and the Metropolitan Denver Dental Association.� She regularly attends continuing education classes and is a member of the Colorado Prosthodontic Society.� She believes in giving back to the dental community and is a regular community service volunteer providing dental treatment and education for those less fortunate.� She loves to give dental education presentations to schools and daycares and is rewarded by their small smiles.