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Dentistry wasn’t the initial path I went down when choosing a career in college. My dad was a dentist, so I grew up around it, but I initially thought I wanted to become a physician. That all changed one spring break during college. While helping my dad put together a desk chair at his dental office, he said, "Give me 30 minutes to tell you why I think dentistry is an amazing profession and why I think you'd love it." His words from that day stuck with me—dentistry allows me to help people while staying present for my family, something that’s always been a priority. That conversation changed my life, and I’ve never looked back.

What I love most about dentistry is making connections—both with my patients on a personal level and between their dental health and overall wellness. I’m very passionate about treating my patients comprehensively, which to me means looking at the bigger picture—not just treating a patient's teeth but considering how oral health connects to their whole-body health. It’s about understanding how dental issues can be linked to other health problems and finding solutions that address the root causes, not just the symptoms. I’m like a detective, figuring out "the why" behind dental issues to help my patients stay healthy for a lifetime, not just for a few years.

I know that coming to the dentist can be stressful, especially for those with dental anxiety, so I strive to make every patient feel completely at ease by meeting them where they are, without any shame or judgement. My calm and patient personality helps patients feel comfortable and heard, and my team and I go out of our way to provide a tailored experience to ensure every patient feels uniquely cared for.  

Outside the office, I channel my creativity into crafting. I design and hand-assemble wooden purses using a laser cutter, and you might even catch me with a bit of super glue on my fingers from a late-night project! I’m also active in my church, where my husband, Brad, our son, Cohen, and I serve together as a family in the tech booth on Sundays.

One fun fact about me? I’m 6’3"—but surprisingly, I’m one of the shortest in my family! So, if you need help reaching something on a top shelf, I’m your girl.

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Education

  • Dental school: Marquette University School of Dentistry, 2007
  • Advanced Education in General Dentistry (AEGD) Residency: United States Air Force, Wright Patterson AFB, 2008
  • Continuing Education: I LOVE continuing to expand my dental knowledge and find many ways to do so. I'm part of a monthly dental study club where I can collaborate and learn with other local dentists and I enjoy learning from top dental educators from Spear Dental Education and ACT Dental.
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Dr. Majelle Susler

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