Meet Our Team

Ashleigh has called Greenville home for the past 14 years and has spent 18 years building a career in the dental field. Since joining our team in 2021 as an administrative assistant, she enjoys meeting new patients, helping them feel welcome, and guiding them through their treatment with care and clarity. Building long-lasting relationships and ensuring patients feel supported every step of the way is what she loves most about her role.

Ashleigh graduated from Converse College in 2007 with a degree in Creative Writing. Outside of work, theatre remains one of her greatest passions. While it’s been a decade since she last performed, she still enjoys attending local productions and events at the Peace Center whenever she can. She also loves traveling with her family and exploring new restaurants around Greenville.

Ashleigh lives with her two daughters, their cat Mr. Poodles, and their dog Lucy. She’s grateful to be part of a supportive and fun team, and says that working alongside Dr. Smith and Dr. Rackley makes the office feel like a second home.

Though new to dentistry, Genna brings a natural gift for hospitality and organization to our administrative team. She’s passionate about helping patients feel welcomed and supported from the moment they walk in, to the moment they leave, creating a smooth and positive experience every step of the way.

Her approach to patient care is grounded in kindness and communication. She believes trust is built by being approachable, empathetic, and transparent, and always making sure patients feel heard and respected.

Originally from a small town near Buffalo, NY, Genna now calls Greenville home and loves the energy of downtown and the year-round outdoor lifestyle. Outside of work, she enjoys running (she’s completed three half marathons and is training for a full!), spending time with her dogs, Lola and Knox, and being with her fiancé.

If she could have any superpower, it would be the ability to instantly heal others – a reflection of her caring nature. Her favorite piece of advice? “Focus on progress, not perfection” (a motto she lives by both personally and professionally).

With 21 years of experience in dentistry (including seven years as a dental assistant), Sarah brings knowledge, compassion, and dedication to her role and has been a valued part of our practice for 15 years. She’s passionate about building trust with patients, learning their goals, and creating long-term relationships through honest and transparent communication.

She enjoys working closely with patients to ensure their needs are anticipated, their questions are answered, and they feel respected and heard every step of the way. Her goal is to equip patients with the knowledge they need to make confident, informed decisions about their dental care.

Outside the office, you’ll find Sarah cheering on her kids at the ballfield, hiking, camping, or recharging in the mountains. A loyal Braves fan and creative at heart, she also enjoys sewing in her spare time.

If she could have any superpower, it would be the ability to fly, as seeing the view from a new perspective can change everything. Her favorite advice? “Do the next right thing.” Life often presents us with overwhelming choices, and sometimes the best thing we can do is focus on that next single step.

Shannon joined our team a year and a half ago and while new to the dental field, she brings a friendly face and a kind heart to the front desk.

She loves meeting new patients and catching up with familiar faces, making everyone feel right at home from the moment they walk through the door.
Her approach to patient care is simple: talk, listen, and connect. She enjoys learning about patients’ life experiences and strives to anticipate their needs before they even have to ask, ensuring every visit feels smooth, comfortable, and personal.

A lifelong Greenville native, Shannon now lives in Fountain Inn with her husband, Scott. She loves spending time with her family, especially her grandchildren, Callen and Landon. Outside of work, you can find her cheering on Clemson football, walking around downtown Fountain Inn, or staying active in her church and community.

If she could have a superpower, it would be the ability to be in more than one place at once – a fitting wish for someone so dedicated to the people around her. Her favorite advice? “Take the time to enjoy the little things.”