As a Washington native, Dr. Lisa Horschman was born and raised in Spokane and moved westward in 2001 when she began her undergraduate career at the University of Washington. Achieving both her Bachelor of Science degree in Biology and her Doctorate of Dental Surgery from this institution, she has Husky pride running deep in her veins.
Skill and compassion go hand-in-hand when providing exceptional patient care. As a dental professional, Dr. Horschman stays up-to-date on the latest dental advancements to provide the most beneficial treatment options. Preventative health, the oral-systemic connection, and the airway drive Dr. Horschman to continue in this field. She recognizes that her patients are unique individuals who place a great deal of trust in her and the wonderful team she works with.
When you feel unhappy with the appearance or function of your smile, your perceived self-image has negative effects on your self-esteem. Bringing health and beauty to people who have experienced such pain brings joy and pride into Dr. Horschman's life. She helps her patients, who include children, teens, and adults, achieve their oral health goals to ensure they have a smile they can be proud of.
One treatment modality is not right for everyone. Through patient education and taking time to learn where their values lie, we collaborate to come up with individualized treatment plans. The ultimate goal is to provide the most conservative dentistry available, helping to preserve the natural tooth as long as possible while fulfilling patient needs. With advanced training in the Bioclear Method, The Larkin Protocol, laser dentistry, and airway dentistry, Dr. Horschman can offer proactive and minimally invasive treatment options in esthetic and general dentistry.
Through the Spear Study Club and numerous Continuing Education courses, Dr. Horschman exceeds the annual requirements for the profession. She is affiliated with the American Dental Association, Washington State Dental Association, and the Kitsap County Dental Association. In alignment with her preventative approach, she is the General Supervising Dentist for the local non-profit organization Best Dental Help (a school-based preventative sealant and fluoride program for preschool and elementary-aged children).